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This course offers a study of the genesis and development of the ideas that revolutionized Physics within the historical context of the 20th century. Topics include: Einstein's special theory of relativity; general relativity; quantum revolution physics of the universe; elementary particles; quantum physics and technology.
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This course builds on the foundation modern physics course. The course discusses quantum mechanics in the advanced undergraduate level with vigorous mathematical treatment. It serves as a core course for physics major students as well as an elective core for those who are interested to gain a deep understanding of quantum mechanics and to apply related techniques in their own majors. Topics include: particle properties of wave, wave properties of particle, Schrodinger Equation, some solutions to Time Independent Schrodinger Equation, hydrogen atom, spin and many particles system. Text: D.J. Griffiths, INTRODUCTION TO QUANTUM MECHANICS. Assessment: assignments, lab reports, final exam. Prerequisite: modern physics.
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This course covers topics within the following categories: formal aspects of quantum mechanics, the hydrogenic atom, angular momentum, approximate methods, and simple time-dependent systems.
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To explore the basic ideas of physics in the areas of dynamics (from a vectorial point of view), waves & optics and thermal physics, as a foundation for more advanced study of physics and for application in other sciences;
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This course explores the origin and evolution of life and the universe, and man's place in it.
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The course presents the essence of statistical mechanics, starting from a microscopic description of matter. This includes the central concept of entropy, the connection with thermodynamical quantities, and paradigmatic systems such as the ideal (quantum and classical) gases.
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