PHYS 2660: Fundamentals of Computational Physics 2013
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| 22 Apr | HW12 was posted late. Hence I am giving you a few extra days to complete it. Instead of being due on Thursday as it normally would, HW12 is due on Sunday 28 April at midnight. Bring your hard copies to lecture on Tuesday. |
| 1 Mar | Note that for this week's homework, you need to consult Brooks. Plan ahead so you can borrow a copy from some source and undertand the statement of the HW problem. Also…do not forget about the exam. |
| 27 Feb | The readings list has been updated to include references appropriate for the alternative text by Reddy, et al. |
| 30 Jan | HW01, part 2 had one lingering typo. The maximum DeltaL at the elastic limit in the example has been changed from 0.19 to 0.019. Hint: Look at the units on the elastic limit: Interpret the elastic limit is the maximum force per unit area, then use that to calculate the maximum DeltaL for some given length rod for the material you are considering. |
| 28 Jan | HW01 had a small typo. For part (2) “Processing a data file” the elastic limit values for the various substances should be in units of 1E8 N/m2, *not* 10E8 N/m2. I have fixed this typo on the wiki. If you already submitted HW01 you can go back and fix this error and submit a new version of your solution. Grading has not yet started. |
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