Statistics and Monte Carlo Simulations (STMC)

Statistics and Monte Carlo Simulations (STMC)
FORTRAN Code Download Page

All programs are copyrighted by the author. Presently, the author permits individual (!) downloads for individual use and/or modification, as long as any resulting publications give reference to the book. The permission to download the programs may be withdrawn at any time without previous notice, for instance by removing the website with the programs. Use of the programs and routines for any purpose is at your own risk. Applications without own understanding and verification of the validity of the code are discouraged.

Further distribution (copying or electronic) of the programs is not permitted.

The code comes as an archive file STMC.tgz, which was created by the tar program and compressed using gzip. For use the STMC.tgz file has to be unfolded into the STMC directory tree depicted in the following figure: pdf file.

In a properly installed Linux environment the archive will unfold with tar -zxvf STMC.tgz

This can also be done in two steps. First, create a file STMC.tar with gunzip -zxvf STMC.tgz

Then, unfold the directory tree with tar -xvf STMC.tar

Download STMC.tgz (0.36 MB). With Mozilla you may have to make a right mouse click. Select: "Save Link Target As".

The following data file is only needed, if you do not have MPI installed on you computer system, but still want to run data analysis on some of the parallel tempering data. Download is only recommended for advanced STMC users, who understand what the data file is good for.

Download MPIdata.tgz (1.25 MB).

Additional download links for Microsoft Windows users:

To run the code under MS Windows, you may want install cygwin (choose "Install"). You need a fast internet connection as a typical cygwin download is about one GB. After installing cygwin you can work with the usual Linux commands as above.

Click here to download Gnuplot for MS Windows.