Articles on Scientific Computing with Jupyter
- A brief introduction to linear algebra
- Approximation and curve fitting
- Computer graphics
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- Linear dynamical systems
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- Nonlinear dynamical systems and deterministic chaos
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These articles were created using Jupyter Notebook, a very handy web application that allows you to create and share documents containing live code, equations, visualizations and explanatory text. It supports many languages including Python, which makes it a perfect tool for writing scientific articles.
Jupyter files can be shared in the native format (.ipynb) and rendered using web application called nbviewer. To publish them on your own website, you would need to convert them to HTML or PDF first. However, if you are using Nikola site generator (like I do), things get easier since Nikola can handle native Jupyter files (.ipynb) as source files for your posts and pages.
If you wish to play with my articles and have Jupyter installed, you can find a source link inside each article to download the native (.ipynb) file.