Computational Physics Book Based ON ''c'' Programming

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SUMMARY

The discussion centers on finding resources for learning computational physics specifically using C programming. A participant, who is a beginner in computational physics with a background in C programming and some numerical analysis, seeks recommendations for books that focus on these areas. "Numerical Recipes" is highlighted as a key resource for learning computational physics through C programming.

PREREQUISITES
  • C programming proficiency
  • Basic understanding of numerical analysis
  • Familiarity with computational physics concepts
  • Knowledge of algorithms and data structures
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore "Numerical Recipes in C" for practical applications in computational physics
  • Research additional books on computational physics that utilize C programming
  • Investigate online courses focusing on computational physics with C
  • Learn about numerical methods and their implementation in C programming
USEFUL FOR

Beginner computational physicists, C programmers interested in applying their skills to physics problems, and students seeking to enhance their numerical analysis knowledge.

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I am a beginner at computational physics. I have knowledge on C programming only and some knowledge on numerical analysis. please suggest me books which I can follow to learn Comp.physics. The book must be based on C programming. I do not have knowledge on python, java or fortran. please help.
 
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