Physics 410/609---Computational Physics
		Assignment \#5---Due Thursday, December 2

1) Complete Problem 11.3 on page 351 of CSM.  You may use my
   program for the hit or miss method, or write your own.  If you use my
   hit or miss program, the best version is ~sg/src/pi3.c.  You will need to
   use the feedback shift register random number generator in ~sg/src/newfsr.c.

2) Complete Problem 11.6 parts a-d on page 357 of CSM.  
   You may want to use the unix utility split for part (c).  You may
   alternatively use the blockavg program found in ~sg/bin.  The source
   is in ~sg/src/blockavg.c.  blockavg takes a list of numbers and computes
   averages of blocks where the blocksize is the second argument.  For
   example, if you have a list of 20 numbers in "myfile", blockavg 2 <myfile
   will result in 10 numbers, the average of 1st  and 2nd, the average 
   of 3rd and 4th, the average of 5th and 6th, ... the average of 19th and 20th.
   If you give the command blockavg 5 <myfile, there will be four numbers in
   the output.  The average of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th, the average
   of the 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th, ... the average of the 16th, 17th, 18th
   19th and 20th.  [BTW, the output is one number to a line.  The input can
   be also, but it does not have to be.]

3) Complete Problem 11.8 parts c-e on page 361 of CSM.