Computers in Physics · 1994 · 38 citations · 0 references
ComputingComputer SciencePhysicsComputational PhysicsProgramming LanguagesScientific ComputingGraphics Processing Unit ComputingComputation SpeedScientific Computing Acceleration
The performance of C++ in solving physics problems is discussed. One of the attractive features of using C++ language is its ability to translate physics concepts into computer instructions. This may lead to fewer programming errors and greater productivity. (AIP)