Computational Physics Laboratory PHZ4151C/PHZ5156C
  Spring 2009

  Class Meetings: HCB 0219, Tuesday and Thursday from 2:00 to 3:15 PM

  Office Hours: Wednesday 4:00 - 5:00 or upon appointment

  Course Text: David Yevick, A First Course in Computational Physics and Object-Oriented Programming with C++

Monte Carlo Integration


Complete the coding of class MonteCarloIntegrator. This class should implement both Monte Carlo Sampling and Monte Carlo Mean Value Methods. Use the program to calculate pi.


Example:
> ./MonteCarloIntegrator

Output:
The program needs a moment to run.

Pi from M_PI: 	3.14159
Number of Points: ...	100     ...
Pi by Mean Value: ...	3.32	...
Pi by Sampling:   ...   3.16962	...


Source Code


Multi-Dimensional Integration


Example:
> ./DoubleIntegral

Output:
Integral = 1.7611277

Source Code