Computational Physics Resources: Basic Monte Carlo Methods

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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).

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Last Modified: January 18, 2014

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Subjects	Levels	Resource Types
Mathematical Tools - Probability - Statistics Thermo & Stat Mech - General - Probability = Poisson Distribution = Probability Density = Random Walks	- Upper Undergraduate - Graduate/Professional - Lower Undergraduate	- Instructional Material = Curriculum = Simulation

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Record Creator:: Metadata instance created January 6, 2014 by Spencer Wheaton
Record Updated:: August 16, 2014 by Wolfgang Christian
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