Lecture Notes
Notes from some physics courses in Pisa, written in LaTeX and public, with the code that produces the figures next to them.
Stack: LaTeX (TikZ, Makefile), Python, Julia, Fortran.
Why
I wrote the notes to reread and reuse them. The Complex Systems ones are a transcription of the lecturer's handouts (academic year 2020/2021): the content is not original; the LaTeX rendering and the code that goes with it are. I published them in case they help other students.
What is inside
- 01
Complex Systems
One LaTeX file per lecture and about 50 figures produced by code: logistic map, Hénon map, Lorenz, standard map, random walks. The code is in Python, with some Julia and a Fortran package. 50 commits between September 2020 and December 2022.
- 02
Nonlinear Dynamics
Notes from the 2020/21 course with exercises, a project and a final seminar with code and text. 30 commits between February and July 2021.
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An index
The LectureNotes repository collects links to the PDFs for Complex Systems, Nonlinear Dynamics and Structure of Matter. I did not reread the content of the last one.
What I did
Writing the notes in LaTeX and the code for the figures and experiments.
Status
Finished in 2022; the index dates from 2024. Public.