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By Lucas Wagner1, Jeffrey C Grossman2, Jeffrey B. Neaton3
1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology 3. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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Siyu Koswatta @ 09:32 AM on 25 Jul, 2007
But, pretty abstract though.
Anonymous @ 01:51 PM on 18 Jun, 2007
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It is very nice !Report abuse | Reply
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Siyu Koswatta @ 09:32 AM on 25 Jul, 2007
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Nice and concise. The harmonic oscillator example was helpful.But, pretty abstract though.
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Anonymous @ 01:51 PM on 18 Jun, 2007
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This is an extremely helpful lecture for introducing QMC! Very nice, clear, presentation. The corresponding QWalk tool is also a great way to learn the method.Report abuse | Reply