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Computational Physics

  • 15 credits

The course studies applications of mathematical and numerical methods to investigate physical problems from different areas of physics. A theoretical foundation and practical experiences are obtained to perform both quantitative as well as qualitative numerical studies.

Additionally, starting with the physical problem the course trains the ability to reformulate and solve it with a spectrum of numerical methods

Further course information will appear soon on this page. Until then, information can be found on the department website.

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