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PHYS 623: Oscillations, Waves, and Relativity
3.00 Credits
Kansas State University
A study of the theoretical aspects of linear and non-linear oscillating systems and the theory of special relativity. Topics include periodic motion, coupled oscillations, Fourier analysis, mechanical and electromagnetic waves. Special relativity is introduced through its foundation in electromagnetism.
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PHYS 633: Electromagnetic Fields II
3.00 Credits
Kansas State University
Second of a two semester study of Maxwell’s equations in both integral and differential forms. Special relativity; Lorentz transformations; relativistic invariants; transformation properties of electric and magnetic fields and potentials; Lorentz force and electrodynamics; electromagnetic fields of a point charge; electromagnetic waves; solutions to the wave equation in rectangular, cylindrical, and spherical geometries; wave propagation in matter; reflection, refraction, and transmission; wave guides and fiber optics; Fresnel equations; polarization; dipole radiation.
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PHYS 636: Physical Measurements Instrumentation
5.00 Credits
Kansas State University
A laboratory-oriented course to acquaint students with electronic circuits, their interfacing with measuring instruments, and their use in making physical measurements.
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PHYS 639: Computations in Physics
3.00 Credits
Kansas State University
An introduction to applying computational and numerical techniques to solve problems of interest to physicists. Topics include the application of computational analysis and solution to physical problems in both classical, and quantum physics including particle structure and motion, interaction of particles with fields, and model building for simulation of physical phenomena. A practicum is an integral part of the course. Students will use both personal computers and advanced workstations.
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PHYS 642: Nuclear Physics
3.00 Credits
Kansas State University
An introduction to the structure of the nucleus, radioactivity, and nuclear energy; the application of quantum mechanics to describe nuclear physics.
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PHYS 651: Introduction to Optics
4.00 Credits
Kansas State University
Introduction to modern concepts in optics: electromagnetic waves, propagation of light through media, geometrical optics of lenses, mirrors and simple optical instruments, polarization, interference, coherence, and diffractions.
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PHYS 652: Applied Optics and Optical Measurement
3.00 Credits
Kansas State University
Topical approach oriented toward measurements including coherence, Fourier Optics, holography, light scattering, interferometry, laser technology.
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PHYS 655: Physics of Solids
3.00 Credits
Kansas State University
An introduction to the physics of solids with an emphasis on energy band structures, electrical and optical properties of solids and solid state devices.
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PHYS 662: Introduction to Quantum Mechanics
4.00 Credits
Kansas State University
Concepts and mathematical models of quantum physics. Solutions to the time independent Schrödinger equation, descriptions of one-electron and multi-electron atoms, electron spin and magnetic moments.
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PHYS 664: Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics
3.00 Credits
Kansas State University
An introduction to thermodynamics developed from the concepts of statistical physics. Applications include the gas laws, concepts of heat and work, phase transitions, and kinetic theory with applications to statistical physics.
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