Скачать или смотреть Intro with Snell's law | Functions, Interpolation and Plotting| Scientific computing with Python | 2

In this second video, I introduce basic concepts of using Python by using Snells's law in isotropic material as an example.
Today you will learn to code an equation, use functions to modularize your problem, interpolate a 1D data and plot your results. There is a homework towards the end of the video where you will make use of all the functionalities just learned.
The files used in the video can be found here.
https://github.com/cpjisha/Sci-comp-p...
The video is a little bit longer for my taste, but I wanted to not rush the first introduction.
This is a part of a series of videos we will make on scientific computing with Python. We will mainly concentrate on computational photonics. The talks will follow our research and how we use Python for our computational needs. No previous programming experience is expected.