Computational Physics Resources: Basic Monte Carlo Methods
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Spencer Wheaton
This website contains a set of 7 simulations and accompanying worksheets that introduce a number of basic Monte Carlo techniques (e.g. generating and testing random sequences, simulating random walks and radioactive decay, and sampling according to a given distribution).
Please note that this resource requires at least version 1.6 of Java (JRE).
7 supplemental documents are available
Random Number Generator Test Model
EJS model for the Random Number Generator Test worksheet. download 1845kb .jar Last Modified: August 16, 2014 previous versions
Radioactive Decay And Poisson Statistics Model
EJS model for the Radioactive Decay And Poisson Statistics Model worksheet. download 1613kb .jar Last Modified: January 18, 2014
Two-Dimensional Random Walk Model
EJS model for the Two-Dimensional Random Walk Model worksheet. download 1802kb .jar Last Modified: January 18, 2014
Sampling Rejection Method Model
EJS model for the Sampling Rejection Method Model worksheet. download 1791kb .jar Last Modified: January 18, 2014
Transformation Method Model
EJS model to accompany the Transformation Method worksheet. download 1796kb .jar Last Modified: January 18, 2014
Combination Analytic-Rejection Method Model
EJS model to accompany the Combination Analytic-Rejection Method worksheet. download 1720kb .jar Last Modified: January 18, 2014
Sampling Metropolis Method Model
EJS model to accompany the Sampling Metropolis Method worksheet. download 1839kb .jar Last Modified: January 18, 2014
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