English
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Every spring semester

The purpose of the course is to give an introduction to research in subatomic physics and to present current topics of interest in this field.

Modern subatomic physics is a broad and active field of research. It encompasses issues spanning from photo-induced reactions to the question of the existence of the quark-gluon plasma.
In order to illustrate the models and nuclear reactions which are used in today's subatomic research we follow a few current projects with connection to the research at the divisions of nuclear physics and high-energy physics in Lund from the planning stage, via the experiment and data analysis to the final interpretation of the result.

be well acquainted with current research in subatomic physics.
have sufficient knowledge to present a topic of current interest in the field.

have gained ability to read and understand papers in scientific journals relevant to the field
have the ability to analyze and explain current research.
have improved in their ability to explain attained results in writing.

have gained ability to extract relevant information from several scientific papers within a field and to present this information orally as well as in writing.

Lectures

Seminars

Project

Written report

Written assignments

Seminars given by participants

In order to pass the student should successfully complete the homework assignments, the project report and give a seminar.

Failed, pass

FKF021 Nuclear Physics, Advanced Course, or equivalent.

 

Recent articles and texts, distributed at lectures and for the projects.

The course is given by the Divisions of Nuclear physics and Particle physics. The course comprises lectures, homework assignments and project work. The lectures may be given in English.

FKF070F

 -05-14

FN1/Anders Gustafsson