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- Subject: [mg2728] FindMinimum and NIntegrate
- From: CHAN MUN CHOONG <sci20312 at cobra.nus.sg>
- Date: Sat, 9 Dec 1995 01:57:12 -0500
This is my first time using Mathematica and I have read the book
"Mathematica : A System for Doing Mathematics by Computer" written by
Stephen Wolfram.
I find the examples for each function in the book simple and straight
forward. If I want to know what the package can really do, which book
should be recommended?
Is it possible to use Mathematica to calculate the eigenvalues of a
Hamiltonian following a variational approach on a trial wave function
with a square well.
I am trying to use FindMinimum to numerically minimize the the
eigenvalues with respect to three parameters; alpha, beta, and gamma.
But the problem is that I do not know what optimization method is
FindMinimum based on. I have read the book and found no mention of the
method used. I also have integration inside the equation. Can FindMinimum
handle it?
What method is NIntegrate based on? Do I use Integrate or NIntegrate
inside fuction FindMinimum?
Can someone please help to clarify. Thanks.
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