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PHYC20060 Methods for Physicists

This module is concerned with mathematical problem solving skills across a range of fundamental areas in physics, including classical mechanics, quantum mechanics, thermodynamics and electromagnetism. Each section will begin with selected examples from these areas of physics, and an emphasis will be placed on those techniques that are most commonly used by physicists. The mathematical and computational methods used to solve such problems will be examined, and applied to a wide range of further examples.
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@anonymous
3 years, 4 months ago

It's a difficult module but the course content isn't that much so it's very manageable to get an A. Not ideal as an elective though unless you have a good knowledge of vector calc and physics!

@anonymous
3 years, 4 months ago

Although it is an interesting module it is very mathematically intense which can be off putting to some.

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Subject: Physics

Level: 2

Module Coordinator: Professor Peter Duffy

Trimester: Spring

Credits: 5

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Module Info

Subject: Physics

Level: 2

Module Coordinator: Professor Peter Duffy

Trimester: Spring

Credits: 5

Old info?