Thursday 9:15 AM–10:00 AM in Central Park West (#6501), Central Park East (#6501a)

Why I Use Julia For Quantum Physics

Katharine Hyatt

Audience level:
Novice

Description

In this talk, I'll discuss the sort of systems we would like to understand better, and why I've found Julia a useful tool to approach them. I'll also discuss what it is about the Julia community at large I feel is great for scientists (and non-scientists!), and how programmers of any skill level can get involved.

Abstract

Working on the "many electron problem" often requires writing code which is both readable and fast. Although Julia isn't the only language which can provide both these features, I use it often to research a variety of problems in condensed matter physics. In this talk, I'll discuss the sort of systems we would like to understand better, and why I've found Julia a useful tool to approach them. I'll also discuss what it is about the Julia community at large I feel is great for scientists (and non-scientists!), and how programmers of any skill level can get involved.

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