A First Course in Computational Physics (with CD)  (English, Paperback, Devries Paul L.)

A First Course in Computational Physics is a comprehensive book for undergraduate students of physics. The book discusses how the theories of physics can be modeled numerically to experiment with computational methods. The book discusses myriad problems in physics based on this concept, helping students learn how to use computers to simplify the laborious calculations. It stresses on how computers are revolutionizing the world of science and research and help students form the foundation of their future research studies. The book is an indispensable guide for all students aspiring to carry out advanced research studies in the fields of physics.

About the Authors

Paul L. DeVries is a Professor of Physics at the Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Dr. DeVries obtained his Ph.D. at the University of Texas at Austin and is involved in liberal education and the Honors program. He has taught computational methods to several batches of students.

Javier E. Hasbun is a Professor of Physics at the University of West Georgia. A graduate of Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, he obtained his postgraduate and doctoral degrees from the University of New York at Albany. He specializes in theoretical Solid State Physics and studies semiconducting alloy systems, helping students with their experimental or practical theoretical work in these fields.