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402-0871-00L 2006W , 2008S , 2020S , 2021S , 2022S , 2023S , 2024S , 2025S , 2026S 10 Credits MSC D-ITET , D-MATH , D-PHYS

The course is addressed to students in experimental and theoretical condensed matter physics and provides a theoretical introduction to a variety of important concepts used in this field.

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402-0501-00L 2005W

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402-0234-00L 2006S , 2007S , 2008S , 2020S , 2021S , 2022S , 2023S , 2024S , 2025S , 2026S 8 Credits BSC D-PHYS

Mechanics of Elastic Media and Hydrodynamics: Strain and stress tensor, field equations, equilibrium, waves and oscillations. Dynamics of fluids, Euler and Navier-Stokes equations, Bernoulli equation, vortices, waves, potential flows; viscous fluids, Reynolds number, Stokes drag, boundary layers, instabilities.

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402-0234-10L 2024S , 2025S , 2026S 10 Credits BSC D-PHYS

Mechanics of Elastic Media and Hydrodynamics: Strain and stress tensor, field equations, equilibrium, waves and oscillations. Dynamics of fluids, Euler and Navier-Stokes equations, Bernoulli equation, vortices, waves, potential flows; viscous fluids, Reynolds number, Stokes drag, boundary layers, instabilities.

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Physics behind Modern Technologies

Physik hinter modernen Technologien

402-0938-00L 2007S , 2008S 4 Credits DZ , SHE D-PHYS

This course belongs to MAS SHE programme for physics. Based on the example of solar cells various concepts of physics are discussed, which are necessary to understand the functioning of solar cells.

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402-0505-00L 2020W , 2021W 6 Credits DZ , SHE , MSC D-PHYS

Physics in today's high-tech smartphone. Examples: network topology and scratch proof glass, spin-orbit coupling - brighter displays, GPS and general theory of relativity, electromagnetic response of matter (transparent metals for displays, GPS signal propagation), light-field cameras, CCD and CMOS light sensors, physics stops Moore's law, meta-materials for antennas, MEMS sensor physics, etc.

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402-0101-00L 2005W , 2006S

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Proseminar Theoretical Physics

Proseminar Theoretische Physik

402-0210-00L 2006S , 2007S 9 Credits BSC , DS D-MATH , D-PHYS

A guided self-study of original papers and of advanced textbooks in theoretical physics. Within the general topic, determined each semester, participants give a presentation on a particular theme.

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Proseminar Theoretical Physics

Proseminar Theoretische Physik

402-0211-00L 2005W , 2006W 9 Credits BSC , DS , MSC D-MATH , D-PHYS

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Proseminar Theoretical Physics

Proseminar Theoretische Physik

402-0210-08L 2008S 9 Credits BSC , MSC D-PHYS

A guided self-study of original papers and of advanced textbooks in theoretical physics. Within the general topic, determined each semester, participants give a presentation on a particular theme.

Proseminar Theoretical Physics

Proseminar Theoretische Physik

402-0210-58L 2008W 9 Credits BSC , MSC D-PHYS

A guided self-study of original papers and of advanced textbooks in theoretical physics. Within the general topic, determined each semester, participants give a presentation on a particular theme.

Proseminar Theoretical Physics

Proseminar Theoretische Physik

402-0210-57L 2007W 9 Credits BSC , MSC D-MATH , D-PHYS

A guided self-study of original papers and of advanced textbooks in theoretical physics. Within the general topic, determined each semester, participants give a presentation on a particular theme.

402-0861-00L 2007W , 2008W , 2020W , 2021W , 2022W , 2023W , 2024W , 2025W , 2026W 10 Credits MSC D-MATH , D-PHYS , D-ITET

The lecture covers the concepts of classical and quantum statistical physics. The discussion ranges from foundations to specific systems, including their formalisms and techniques, such as bosonic and fermionic gases, and magnetism. Phenomena, most notably phase transitions, are treated by methods such as exact solutions, mean-field approximations, and the renormalization group.

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402-0580-00L 2006S , 2007S , 2008S , 2020W , 2021W , 2022W , 2023W , 2024W , 2025W , 2026W 6 Credits BSC , MSC D-PHYS

Superconductivity: thermodynamics, London and Pippard theory; Ginzburg-Landau theory: spontaneous symmetry breaking, flux quantization, type I and II superconductors; microscopic BCS theory: electron-phonon mechanism, Cooper pairing, quasiparticle spectrum, thermodynamics and response to magnetic fields. Josephson effect: superconducting quantum interference devices (SQUID) and other applications.

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Theoretical Semester Project in a Group of the Physics Department

Theoretische Semesterarbeit in einer Gruppe des Physikdepartements

402-0217-BSL 2007W , 2008S , 2008W 9 Credits BSC D-PHYS

This course unit is an alternative if no suitable "Proseminar Theoretical Physics" is available of if the proseminar is already overbooked.

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Theoretical Semester Project in a Group of the Physics Department

Theoretische Semesterarbeit in einer Gruppe des Physikdepartements

402-0217-MSL 2007W , 2008S , 2008W 9 Credits MSC D-PHYS

This course unit is an alternative if no suitable "Proseminar Theoretical Physics" is available of if the proseminar is already overbooked.

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Theoretical Semester Project in a Group of the Physics Department

Theoretische Semesterarbeit in einer Gruppe des Physikdepartements

402-0217-00L 2006W , 2007S 9 Credits BSC D-PHYS

No description available.

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402-0583-00L 2006W , 2007W , 2008W 6 Credits MSC D-PHYS

IntroductionPhenomenological OverviewConventional versus Unconventional SuperconductivityFermi Liquids and Superfluid 3HeGeneralization of the BCS theorySuperconductivity of heavy electronsGeneralized Ginzburg-Landau theoryMultiple phase superconductivityHigh-Tc Superconductivity-Experiment-Theory

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402-0583-05L 2024S 6 Credits MSC D-PHYS

This course offers an introduction to unconventional superconductivity along a microscopic and a phenomenological line, based on the generalized BCS and Ginzburg-Landau theory, respectively. Concepts of symmetry and topology are essential to characterize different superconducting phases together with their experimental signatures which will be discussed for specific exemplary material classes.