De Forcrand P., Troyer M. Computational Quantum Physics

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ETH Zurich, 2008, 101p. This issue will lea how to simulate quantum systems, starting from the simple one-dimensional Schrodinger equation to simulations of interacting quantum many body problems in condensed matter physics and in quantum field theories.
Study:
The one-body Schrodinger equation and its numerical solution
The many-body Schrodinger equation and second quantization
Approximate solutions to the many body Schrodinger equation
Path integrals and quantum Monte Carlo simulations
Numerically exact solutions to (some) many body quantum problems
Some simple quantum field theories

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