This course is divided in two main parts: the first part deals with accelerator physics taught by myself and the second deals with light-matter interaction at the Nanoscale taught b ypro. Jhon Weiner from Mariland University-USA
Main topics:
First part:
Second part:
Since there is no accelerator physics course in the academic plan of physics (neither bachelor nor master), I take the ocassion of this course to introduce the accelerator physics, which is important topic, to the students.
The course is designed based on the background the students have in the electromagnetic theory.
To give the students the experience of learning from an international professor, this course was co-taught with Prof. Weiner.
Both parts pre-request is electromagnetism
understand the role of accelerators both as synchrotrons and colliders
Accelerator physics is a leading science since it facilitates the science of other domains such as high energy physics and other applications of synchrotron raiation such as medcin, chemistry, biology, pharmacy, etc...
The student can persue master thesis and/or phd in accelerator physics
First part: Introduction to particle accelerator, E, J, N Wilson, 2001.
Second part: Light matter interaction physics and engineering at the nano scale, second edition, John Wiener, Oxford, 2017
Activity | Percent (%) |
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first exam | 20% |
second exam | 25% |
final exam | 50% |
homeworks | 5% |