Supersymmetry (T) - physics761 Course Supersymmetry (T) Course No. physics761 Category Type Language Teaching hours CP Semester Elective Lecture with exercises English 3+1 6 WT/ST Requirements for Participation: Quantum Field Theory I Preparation: Form of Testing and Examination: Individual Oral Examinations Length of Course: 1 semester Aims of the Course: Teach the students the basics of supersymmetric field theory and how it can be tested at the LHC. ...
Transport in mesoscopic systems (T) - physics762 Course Transport in mesoscopic systems (T) Course No. physics762 Category Type Language Teaching hours CP Semester Elective Lecture with exercises English 2+1 5 WT/ST Requirements for Participation: Preparation: Classical mechanics ...
Advanced Topics in String Theory (T) - physics763 Course Advanced Topics in String Theory (T) Course No. physics763 Category Type Language Teaching hours CP Semester Elective Lecture with exercises English 3+2 7 ST Requirements for Participation: Preparation: Quantum Field Theory (physics755) ...
Advanced Topics in Field and String Theory (T) - physics764 Course Advanced Topics in Field and String Theory (T) Course No. physics764 Category Type Language Teaching hours CP Semester Elective Lecture with exercises English 3+2 7 ST Requirements for Participation: Prerequisite knowledge of Quantum Field Theory, Superstring Theory, and General Relativity is helpful. ...
Advanced Topics in Quantum Field Theory (T) - physics765 Course Advanced Topics in Quantum Field Theory (T) Course No. physics765 Category Type Language Teaching hours CP Semester Elective Lecture with exercises English 3+2 7 ST Requirements for Participation: Prerequisite knowledge of Quantum Field Theory Preparation: Quantum Field Theory (physics755) ...
Physics of Higgs Bosons (T) - physics766 Course Physics of Higgs Bosons (T) Course No. physics766 Category Type Language Teaching hours CP Semester Elective Lecture with exercises English 3+2 7 WT Requirements for Participation: Preparation: Theoretical Particle Physics (physics615) Form of Testing and Examination: Requirement for the examination (written or oral): successful participation ...
Computational Methods in Condensed Matter Theory (T) - physics767 Course Computational Methods in Condensed Matter Theory (T) Course No. physics767 Category Type Language Teaching hours CP Semester Elective Lecture with exercises English 3+2 7 WT/ST Requirements for Participation: Preparation: Quantum Field Theory (physics755) ...
General Relativity for Experimentalists (T) - physics768 Course General Relativity for Experimentalists (T) Course No. physics768 Category Type Language Teaching hours CP Semester Elective Lecture with exercises English 3+2 7 WT/ST Requirements for Participation: Preparation: Theoretische Physik I & II, Analysis I & II Form of Testing and Examination: Weekly homework sets (50% required), Final exam Length of Course: 1 semester Aims of the Course: The students shall learn the basics of general relativity and be able to apply it to applications such as experimental tests of GR, GPS, astrophysical objects and simple issues in cosmology. ...
Lattice QCD (T) - physics769 Course Lattice QCD (T) Course No. physics769 Category Type Language Teaching hours CP Semester Elective Lecture with exercises English 3+2 7 ST/WT Requirements for Participation: Preparation: Quantum Mechanics 1+2, Quantum Field Theory 1 Form of Testing and Examination: Written / oral examination Length of Course: 1 semester Aims of the Course: To give an introduction to the quantum field theory on the lattice Contents of the Course: Introduction: Quantum mechanics on the lattice ...
Environmental Physics & Energy Physics (A) - physics771 Course Environmental Physics & Energy Physics (A) Course No. physics771 Category Type Language Teaching hours CP Semester Elective Lecture English 2 3 WT Requirements for Participation: Preparation: Physik I-V (physik110-physik510) Form of Testing and Examination: Active contributions during term and written examination Length of Course: 1 semester Aims of the Course: A deeper understanding of energy & environmental facts and problems from physics (and, if needed, nature or agricultural science) point of view Contents of the Course: After introduction into related laws of nature and after a review of supply and use of various resources like energy a detailed description on each field of use, use-improvement strategies and constraints and consequences for environment and/or human health & welfare are given. ...