I've been trying to put together some python code to do a simple finite
difference
simulation of the 1d Schrodinger equation (used for simple quantum
mechanics
problems) and also trying to get a handle on the the Sympy "quantum"
libraries for
use in quantum computing problems. I'm curious if there is anybody in
this group
working on similar things who might be interested in comparing notes,
or giving
me some pointers (I'm relatively new to Python, and I'm in the process
of learning
the physics.)
I'm not sure if my email is accessible to people reading this, but if
not, it's
msg2mw (at) gmail (dot) com. Also, we're going to be discussing this
programming
effort at the next get-together of the Portland Math & Science group on
Thursday,
just in case anyone wants to drop by:
http://www.meetup.com/Relativity-Exploration-of-Portland/events/82493582/
If you do come Thursday, be aware that the meeting will move across the
street
at some point, so that we can use a white-board there:
http://www.tinagilbertson.com/location.html
If you like, bring my cell number: 503.705.8394 -- to make sure you can
find us.
-Mike
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