Intermediate C++ for PhD students - IMPRS-UFAST skills course
IMPRS-UFAST skills course
- Start: Jun 21, 2017 02:00 PM (Local Time Germany)
- End: Jul 25, 2017 05:00 PM
- Speaker: Soeren Nielsen
- Location: CFEL (Bldg. 99)
- Room: Seminar Room V, O1.109
- Host: IMPRS-UFAST
The ideal programming language for a physicist would allow him to write his code in terms of physical objects, like Hamiltonians and wave functions, with all the properties we expect of such objects, without sacrificing performance to highly optimised codes.
In this C++ intermediate course, you will
build a template library to make this possible for the simple case of one electron on a 1D grid.
The skills learned will also let you
easily structure even large programs, and prepare yourself to build for example
MultiDimensionalArray, Tensor and GridFunction classes, approaching standard library quality, and with the natural syntax one would expect of such classes.
Familiarity
with basic C++ is assumed, for example from the previous IMPRS C++ course for
beginners.