Lecture Time: Mondays and Wednesdays, 1:00 PM -- 2:45 PM
Lecture Place: ISB, Room 235
Instructor: Prof. Stefano Profumo
Office hours: Wednesday 12:00 PM (or -- better -- by appointment)
This course is the second quarter of a graduate-level introduction to relativistic quantum field theory (QFT). The focus is on non-abelian gauge theories and the Standard Model in particular.
Other Reference Textbooks:
Set number | Due Date |
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HW Set #1 phys218_HW01.pdf | Monday January 23 |
HW Set #2 phys218_HW02.pdf | Monday February 6 |
HW Set #3 phys218_HW03.pdf | Wednesday February 15 |
HW Set #4 phys218_HW04.pdf | Friday February 24 |
Final Assignment phys218_final.pdf | Finals week |
Set number | Solution (PDF) | Author |
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HW Set #1 | Solutions to HW set #1 | John Tamanas |
HW Set #2 | Solutions to HW set #2 | Ben Lehmann |
HW Set #3 | Solutions to HW set #3 | Ben Lehmann |
HW Set #4 | Solutions to HW set #4 | Ben Lehmann |
Date, Presentation # | Presenter | Title |
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2/20, #1 | Jaryd Ulbricht | Models for the generation of neutrino masses and mixing |
2/20, #2 | John Tamanas | Dark matter portals |
2/20, #3 | Ben Lehmann | QFT at finite temperature |
2/20, #4 | David Reimann | Models for the generation of the baryon asymmetry in the universe |
2/22, #1 | Michael Saccone | Lattice gauge theory |
2/22, #2 | Cole Helling | Experimental evidences for three colors in QCD |
2/22, #3 | Drew Bischell | Strong CP problem and Peccei-Quinn solution |
2/22, #4 | Dana Faiez | Gauge/gravity and AdS/CFT |