Monte Carlo textbook suggestion?

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The discussion centers around the search for a comprehensive textbook on Monte Carlo simulations, particularly for applications beyond particle transport. A specific recommendation is provided: "A Guide to Monte Carlo Simulations in Statistical Physics" available at Google Books. The user expresses a need for resources that cover general Monte Carlo methods, indicating a focus on practical applications in C/C++ programming.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Monte Carlo simulation techniques
  • Familiarity with C/C++ programming languages
  • Basic knowledge of statistical physics concepts
  • Experience with numerical methods and algorithms
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  • Research additional textbooks on Monte Carlo methods in computational physics
  • Explore online courses focused on Monte Carlo simulations in C++
  • Investigate libraries for Monte Carlo simulations in C++ such as Boost or ROOT
  • Learn about advanced statistical techniques used in Monte Carlo simulations
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Students and professionals in physics, computer science, and engineering who are interested in Monte Carlo simulations, particularly those looking to enhance their programming skills in C/C++ for scientific applications.

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I am looking for a good text for running monte carlo simulations. I have taken a monte carlo course for particle transport, but I need something more general. Any suggestions?

(Using C++/C)
 
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