# Books with Fortran code, by topic

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**Created:** [February 28, 2025, 4:14pm UTC](https://fortran-lang.discourse.group/t/books-with-fortran-code-by-topic/9268 "2025-02-28T16:14:30Z")\
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**Post date:** [February 28, 2025, 4:14pm UTC](https://fortran-lang.discourse.group/t/books-with-fortran-code-by-topic/9268/1 "2025-02-28T16:14:30Z")

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My list of Fortran-related books is now arranged by Library of Congress Classification (LCC), thanks to Grok. The old list alphabetized by author is also at the repo. Suggestions for books to add and links to code from books are always welcome.

> **[GitHub - Beliavsky/Fortran-related-books: Books with Fortran code, other than textbooks,...](https://github.com/Beliavsky/Fortran-related-books)**
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> Books with Fortran code, other than textbooks, listed by subject

The number of books by category and sub-category is below.

## QA - Mathematics

- **Total Books** : 131
- **Sub-categories** :
  - **QA76.73.F25 - Computer Programming (Fortran)**: 8
  - **QA297 - Numerical Analysis** : 27
  - **QA402.5 - Mathematical Optimization** : 23
  - **QA76.6 - Computer Programming (General Algorithms and Simulation)**: 73

## QC - Physics

- **Total Books** : 22
- **Sub-categories** :
  - **QC20 - Mathematical Physics** : 18
  - **QC52 - Physics - Computational Techniques** : 4

## QD - Chemistry

- **Total Books** : 6
- **Sub-categories** :
  - **QD462 - Quantum Chemistry** : 2
  - **QD181 - Chemical Computations** : 4

## T - Technology (General and Simulation)

- **Total Books** : 5
- **Sub-categories** :
  - **T57.6 - Simulation and Systems Analysis** : 5

## TA - Engineering (General, Civil, and Mechanical)

- **Total Books** : 56
- **Sub-categories** :
  - **TA329-348 - Engineering Mathematics and Finite Element Methods** : 35
  - **TA357 - Fluid Mechanics** : 18
  - **TA654 - Structural Engineering (Vibrations and Stability)**: 1
  - **TA174 - Engineering Design** : 2

## TJ - Mechanical Engineering

- **Total Books** : 1
- **Sub-categories** :
  - **TJ163.12 - Mechanics Applied to Machinery** : 1

## TL - Motor Vehicles, Aeronautics, Astronautics

- **Total Books** : 5
- **Sub-categories** :
  - **TL574 - Aerodynamics** : 2
  - **TL785 - Astrodynamics** : 2
  - **TL875 - Space Flight Mechanics** : 1

## U - Military Science

- **Total Books** : 2
- **Sub-categories** :
  - **U162 - Military Guidance Systems** : 2

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For the Quantum Chemistry one I have transcribed the F77 code found at the end of the Szabo book and then also created an f90 version of it: [GitHub - JorgeG94/HFSzaboOstlund: Hartree-Fock program as showed by Szabo and Ostlund in Modern Quantum Chemistry](https://github.com/JorgeG94/HFSzaboOstlund)

It needs some love and I haven’t had the time to look into it lately. Maybe you could link it there 🙂