Introduction This is a tutorial for starting to use Python in a scientific environment. If you wonder why you should care, please refer to the enthusiastic page. I work on Windows, so these tutorials will refer to Win systems. Anyway, given the fact Python is available for OsX and Linux, it won’t be hard for…
Current position 3rd Phd student at Cornell University RA at Nonlinear and Quantum Optics Gaeta’s group OSA Student member Previous experiences: 2008-2009 Internship at LENS (Firenze) Adv. F. Marin 2006-2008 Universita’ degli Studi di Milano Laurea Magistrale in Fisica (equivalent Master Degree in Physics) Advisor, F.Marin 2003-2006 Universita’ degli Studi di Milano- Bicocca Laurea Triennale…
Python is great! I’ve being using python for a while (4 years) and it seems to me the most versatile and lightweight programming language one want to use in a scientific environment. General programming: Python supports almost any kind of programming style. Procedural, imperative, object oriented. Plus it it based on advanced objects like arrays,…
Here are some scripts I’ve developed for my work. After a long journey between programming languages, I found the most effective language being Python. Some of the code was developed for specific applications, but I believe some bits and snippets can be helpful. Partial repository is on google code (GIT) Nonlinear Schroedinger evolution implemented via…