Atomic Physics Computer Laboratory
During the years 1989-1992 we have built up a Computer Laboratory,
containing a collection of a very broad range of different computers.
This makes it possible to use each of the
systems for the tasks where they are most efficient, and, perhaps
even more important is the
possibility to communicate with colleagues who have chosen
exlusively a single type of hardware.
Golden Rule Simulator
Visualization of Atomic Collisions
Machines
A map of the main resources of our Computer Laboratory can be found
here (equipment) and a
map of older equipment
here (Video, TV, etc)
Courses
Some time ago (spring 1993), with the assistence of Nikolai R. Toivonen and
Sturle Drageset, we have organized a
NORDPLUS course in computational atomic physics. Parts of it were used more
recently (1995) in a
course run at MSL Stockholm.
Software
A list of presently working programs can be found in here
(Some have to be re-built in the near future;
e.g. the CGI graphics on Sun).
Many of these I use in the courses
on Solid state physics and on Atomic physics.
WORKING LINK to all images (LONG; used to combine the figures .... for the author only)