比赛计划｜2022国际大学生物理竞赛UPC赛前准备

2022 国际大学生物理竞赛 赛前准备

2023.6.19留，题主拿了银奖，放心使用

心态:

  • 提交就是胜利

  • 语文建模也是建模

  • 参赛过程也是学习过程

作息:

  • 比赛前几天别熬夜熬太狠，保存体能

  • 比赛中48h注意休息，合理安排精力

需要做的准备:

Latex

十分钟学会Latex:https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV11h41127FD/?spm_id_from=333.337.search-card.all.click&vd_source=2f8e08f09f40ed37b1ca0ce60afecd3f
【Latex模板】最新2022美国数学建模Latex模板(内含VSCode内latex插件):https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/454287950
在线公式编辑:https://latex.codecogs.com/eqneditor/editor.php
Texlive下载:https://www.tug.org/texlive/acquire-iso.html

Python 科学计算/画图

  1. 如何安装库？win->运行->cmd->逐行输入以下命令
pip install numpy
pip install matplotlib
pip install sympy
  1. 需要熟悉的python3语法
语言基础Python3:https://www.runoob.com/python/python-tutorial.html
科学计算库Numpy:https://numpy.org.cn/user/quickstart.html#%E5%85%88%E5%86%B3%E6%9D%A1%E4%BB%B6
画图库matplotlib:https://www.matplotlib.org.cn/tutorials/introductory/sample_plots.html#images
解方程sympy:https://blog.csdn.net/codingpy/article/details/109913018
SymPy 符号计算基本教程:https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/111573239
用于查询解决特定方程方法SymPy 1.11 documentation:https://docs.sympy.org/latest/tutorials/intro-tutorial/index.html#intro-tutorial
python中sympy库求常微分方程的用法:https://cloud.tencent.com/developer/article/1738494

文档版本同步工具

需要预先调试

坚果云:https://www.jianguoyun.com/

英文文献查找工具

B站总结的很好的视频链接:https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1qu41127PK/?spm_id_from=333.337.search-card.all.click&vd_source=2f8e08f09f40ed37b1ca0ce60afecd3f
以下为视频内容总结
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1.使用x-mol搜索文章，可关键词和整篇题目
https://www.x-mol.com/ 
2.使用谷粉学术搜索DOI号
https://gfsoso.99lb.net/sci-hub.html
3.加入脚注，提取参考文献信息，打开百度学术:https://xueshu.baidu.com/
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概念图绘画工具

登录就能用，很简单
https://dimo.design/index/recently
队友用CAD也画的不错TAT

读之前金牌论文 一起总结优缺点

自己先通读再一起交流

好用的英语工具

翻译DeepL: https://www.deepl.com/translator
润色QuillBot: https://quillbot.com/
语法检查Grammarly: https://app.grammarly.com/

现成的物理教材，简单易懂，能快速理解消化一些知识点

大学物理简明教程: https://www.yunzhan365.com/44436100.html

附 : 比赛规则(官网摘抄，已精简)

比赛官网

  1. The Faculty Sponsor:

  2. Registering for the Contest:

  3. The Team:

  4. The Problems:

  5. Solution Papers: All teams must prepare a formal paper, written in English, in which they explain their work. The paper must list the team number at the top of each page, ```but the paper must not contain the names of the students, their institution, or any other identifying information. The first page of the paper should contain only four items, (1) the team number, (2) the problem selected ("A" or "B"), (3) the title of the paper, and (4) a summary, no longer than 300 words in length, which will be an abstract providing key details of the work performed, answers to the questions posed, final numbers, results and conclusions. The body of the paper, which follows this first page, may be of any length necessary to report the team's work. During the contest, teams may use books, journals, computers, the Internet, programs that they write, or any other nonliving resources, but they may not consult with any people outside of their team. No contribution may be made by the faculty sponsor, or any other individuals other than the three students. Although the problems will be intended for a theoretical analysis, teams are permitted to conduct relevant experiments and present any resulting data in their paper. Each paper must include a list of references used, as well as make in-text citations to these resources. Papers may use existing algorithms and computational tools (including not only freely available tools, but also tools within systems like Matlab or Mathematica), as long as these are correctly referenced, cited, and the methods are clearly explained within the paper. Papers may include equations, graphs, figures, and tables. Any computer programs written may be included as an appendix to the paper, however all algorithms, methods and results must be explained in the main text of the paper to receive consideration during judging. Each paper must include at minimum (1) a restatement and clarification of the problem as interpreted by the team, (2) an explanation of all assumptions and approximations made, (3) justification for all work performed, as well as (4) a discussion of the strengths and weaknesses of the approach taken.

  6. Submit Solutions: Papers may be submitted as pdf, doc, or docx files. Each team must e-mail their paper to solutions@uphysicsc.com and papers must be received before the contest ends. The contest ends exactly 48 hours after it begins. If a team’s paper is not received via email by this deadline, the team will not be considered for medal ranking. If a properly registered team submits a paper that is received slightly after the 48 hour deadline, then the judges may choose to rank this paper as an accomplished competitor. However, to receive a medal ranking, a paper must be received before the 48 hour deadline has elapsed. The filename of the paper should be the team number followed by the problem letter, for example 778A.pdf or 832B.doc. The team number should be stated both in the subject heading of the email, and in the text of the email. The entire paper must be included as an attachment to the email. Do not submit a link to the paper on a cloud service such as Google Docs.

  7. Results: After the contest, all papers will be judged and ranked. The best approximately 2% of papers will be ranked as gold medal winners. The next 15 - 20% of papers will be ranked as silver medal winners. The next 25 - 30% of papers will be ranked as bronze medal winners, and 50 - 60% of papers will be ranked as accomplished competitors. After the results are issued, each successfully participating team will receive a certificate. The certificate will be mailed to the team sponsor at the address used during the registration process. Please allow several weeks after the results are announced to receive your certificate.

  8. The Director: The University Physics Contest Director is the final arbiter of all rules and policies, and may disqualify any team that in the Director’s sole discretion has violated the contest rules.

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