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Is there going to be more computational physics content?

Three years later 😮‍💨awesome and fun as always!

Thanks !

Thank you for this content.

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Yo Greg i have a Univeristy project, Im relating quantum mehanics to predicting the stock market, would you be interested 🤣??

Thanks for this great video

CCSD(T) or QCISD(T) which one is better both are time consuming and give accuracy or same level?? Isn't it would be better if i use large HF basis set and do MP2 calculation ( it's pretty accurate) compared to using smaller basis set and doing CCSDT.

Newton will always be my first.

This looks fun! I'm an undergraduate Applied physics student. I'm planning to go to Medical Physics after. Best of luck to you bud👍

loved it!

bro made 69 vids and then stopped 💀. Dude come back!

Feynman belongs on c level. He was just one of three who pioneered quantum firld theory which was reflected in the shared nobel prize. He was top tier at self-promotion though.

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hi Greg pls can i learn advance physics up to master level ,especially particle physics without going to formal school,i want to learn just for pure passion sake and its sort of what will make me really happy

wow u folks look more like a software engineer

amazing

its the first order not the second : useless

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Dreams. One day

youre really talented explaining!! Thanks

Such useful content. Would you mind sharing your email to reach out for a small query?

You are a master in explaining and exemplifying complex matters. Thanks for your kind spending lots of time to make these 20 minutes of very illustrative work on discrete integration.

You says “ nothing really groth exponential”, but when a cow have a baby, he or she or what ever growth exponential

Thank you for the videos Greg! Im new to using python and I was wondering what IDE you would recommend for numerical analysis?

Thank you very much Greg, awesome lecture!

Thank you for explanation. Love from Argentina

What about looking the phase-plane? sometimes is really important! Can you show how to do that in python??

I really appreciate how you explained each step, makes it very easy to follow. Thank you so much!

I also want to do masters in this field. great vid

Hi Greg! Thank you for the video. Yesterday only I gave my PhD interview in the department of clinical and cognitive neuroscience(university of Oslo). Just wanted to know, if you have any idea by when the results are out, approximately

I'm from India and Thinking to opt Engineering physics for UG level for further research in Computational Engineering, could you please help me to choose courses while bachelor

Great video! Thanks a lot! A little note: On 16:00 - 17:00 minutes you have applied a forward numerical approximation to 1st derivative and for the 2nd derivative you have applied a backward numerical approximation. You mention that but quite fast and your clarification on 17:30 maybe a bit confusing.

Hello I have a problem, when I try to execute the code that you have in github I get an error that tells me: No module named 'ODESolver' I have installed all the codes you have, how can I solve it? Thanks

fantastic video man, just great stuff, super clear and easy to follow and to understand.

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Hello I know its not related to the video, but everyone I asked hasnt responded to me. I'm studying to be approved in the Computational Physics Bachelor course here in Brazil(USP) and I wish to know if, with this degree, I'm able to be a Theoretical Physicist or I can only do this with a Bachelor Degree in Physics. Thanks in advance.

this was really good and instructive, thank you very much for the video! ive been studying with quarteroni's numerical mathematics book and sometimes its too raw and i cant visualize how to do the code, this helped me a lot!

soooo helpful

Thanks for sharing this knowledge.

What writing tablet do you use or recommend for mathematics? :) Love your vids /applied mathematician from Gothenburg

Great video! Did you interview anyone from Canada? In my undergraduate degree we had a somewhat sparse amount of professors looking to integrate coding into our courses and to be honest, before my first dedicated course on coding, I found these portions of the courses really confusing. Where I went to the school the first big (dedicated) exposure to coding takes place in third year for Physics students, which seems a bit late. I definitely owe my computational side to the Math department for my undergraduate degree.

69 th video Nice

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Hey! You could do more videos about PhD life at Oslo

Will you be willing to share the code of your lil simulations ? It would help us to learn alot I think

I have a question : I start my masters this year and need to invest in a computer. Can I get a windows machine and use WSL and docker (efficiently) rather than getting a mac? Or is mac the way to go?

Physics on a Computer... I love it.