PH645 : Computational Physics

Department

Physics

Academic Program

Master in Physics

Type

Compulsory

Credits

03

Prerequisite

PH610

Overview

This course aims to introduce the student to how to formulate the physical issue in a mathematical model and the ability to use numerical analysis to solve the sports model and solve and address physical issues in various branches using computer.

Intended learning outcomes

By the end of the study of this course, the student will be able to:1- It classifies differential equations.2- It uses the existing algorithms and modify them to suit the issue.3- Determines the phenomenon and turns it into a picture of an issue that can be studied.4- The computer is used to solve physical issues and the ability to throw and explain the summary of the research project assigned to it.5- It designs a computer program to solve issues.6- It is used by computer and ready-made software through the information network.

Teaching and learning methods

1- Lectures.

2- Data show Presentation.

3- Assignments.

4- Discussions.

5- Web-based search.

6- Program design.

Methods of assessments

1- Midterm exam first 20%.

2- Half exercises 5%.

3- Second midterm exam 20%.

4- Half exercises 5%.

5- Final exam 50%

Course contents

Week Due	Lap	Lectures	contact hours	Topics List
3	3	6	9	Brief Review of Numerical Analysis
3	3	6	9	Introduction to MATLAB or other programming language
3	3	6	9	Linear Algebra (emphasis on matrices)
3	3	6	9	Numerical solution of differential equation
3	3	6	9	Monte Carlo methods
2	2	4	6	Mini Project

Mathematical physics (PH605)
Classical Mechanics (PH610)
Electrodynamics (PH620)
Quantum Mechanics (PH625)
Statistical Mechanics (PH615)
Introductino to Quantum Field Theory (PH630)
Nuclear physics (PH680)
Medical. phys. - Nuclear Medicine (PH681)
Medical Physics- Imaging with Ionizing Radiation (PH682)
Introduction to MATLAB (PH683)
Many-Particle Physics (PH687)
Technical Writing (TW600)
Computational Physics (PH645)
Seminar (PH690)
(PH699)