Solve Schrödinger Equation in Seconds with Python & GPU

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[baldpolnareff]

This series on refactoring NumPy code to PyTorch is one of the best ideas ever, please never stop!
Also, plotly is a wonderful plotting library

[bobnull]

No way. I started working on this kind of thing after watching your last video. I'm gonna put this in my queue and watch when I can really focus.

[LoserKing]

Awesome vid dude. I am currently coding a simulator for the Shallow Water Equations using finite volumes, so I would love to see you tackle some CFD in python. Really curious about its performance.

[martinzapata]

Yooo, I’ve been following the channel for a while and the content only gets better. Good shit.

[lhomme_flaneur]

ayo, keep posting these scientific computing videos, they are getting greater and greater btw :)

[TheFreeSpiritKID]

What a wonderful thing to watch after a few beers. And beautiful plots. Thx 🙂

[Tim-Kaa]

Thank you, I watched the whole Schrodinger's series, amazing work.

[HitAndMissLab]

Its really phenomenal to get first hand insight into the way how a scientist thinks.
Your knowledge of maths is impressive. Immediately subscribed 🙂

[astropgn]

For years I've been wanting to plot the hydrogen atom orbitals and their potentials and I was never able to. Thank you so much, this video is awesome! I will definitely try it!

[AJ]

I subscribed for this content, not the memes!
Love the memes too, but this is invaluable and I appreciate you taking the time to put it together!!

[jobsmine]

this is what I’m doing. One my classes final exam required deriving the greens function to the classical formals. I chose the diffusion 2D and solved it from scratch and I presented on Thursday.

[richardbennett]

What happened to him after 23:10? He was his normal teaching-by-ydlling, crancked-up on speed personality, but after this point he became Mr Sedate, calmed-down man. Too funny.

[Ricocossa]

Very cool! I'm a physicist equipped with a nvidia gpu, and this looks like a fun project to pass time!

You mentioned your research. What do you work on?

[RalphDratman]

So great to have a physicist teaching Python and computer topics. Thank you!

[victorgabrielmoreleduarte]

Very nice video! Interesting to see the analytical solutions of the Hydrogen atom popping out of a strictly numerical approach. It really helps you understand the problem even better, I think.

I noticed you've been using vscode for a while now. Could you elaborate a bit on why you prefer to use it instead of native jupyter lab?

Thanks a lot for the good work.

[ericmiller]

Great set of videos. Can you please elaborate on how you handled the boundary conditions? It was not obvious from looking at the code while watching the video. Many thanks.

[Miguel_Noether]

what is the precision of the numerical results when working with the GPU? If you work with higher precision do the calculation become as slow as doing it with a CPU?

[fabiopimentel]

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[mikekertser]

Thank you. I enjoy your videos very much! :)

[shivasluzz]

Thanks for your wonderful videos! A video about solving Navier stokes equation for a simple 2D incompressible flow will be great.