ASTR415

Computational Astrophysics

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Prerequisite: ASTR121; and (PHYS271 and PHYS270; or PHYS273). Or permission of CMNS-Astronomy department. Jointly offered with ASTR615. Credit only granted for: ASTR415 or ASTR615. Introduction to the most important computational techniques being used in research in astrophysics. Topics include modern high performance computer architectures, scientific visualization and data analysis, and detailed descriptions of numerical algorithms for the solution to a wide range of mathematical systems important in astrophysics.

Fall 2024

Massimo Ricotti

6 reviews
Average rating: 4.17

Fall 2023

Massimo Ricotti

6 reviews
Average rating: 4.17

Past Semesters

Derek Richardson

17 reviews
Average rating: 4.47

Massimo Ricotti

6 reviews
Average rating: 4.17

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