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ASTROPHYSICS OF COMPACT OBJECTS
Astrophysics of compact objectsThe course will introduce the nature of astrophyisical compact objects and their emission, both from a theoretical and observational point of view. The program of the lectures is: | 2 | si | ||||
 
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EVOLUTION OF GALAXIES AND AGN AT HIGH REDSHIFT
Evolution of galaxies and AGN at high redshiftFormation and co-evolution of galaxies and AGN. New observations and results. The accretion and star formation history. | 3 | si | ||||
 
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SPECTROSCOPY OF ASTROPHYSICAL PLASMAS
Spectroscopy of Astrophysical PlasmasProgramme: | 2 | si | ||||
 
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INTRODUCTION TO AXION PHYSIC
Introduction to Axion PhysicThe program offers a comprehensive introduction to the field of axion physics, covering a range of subjects from particle physics to astrophysics and cosmology, including the principles of axion detection. It caters to a diverse group of students with interests in both theoretical and experimental studies.
Peccei Quinn mechanism Axion chiral potential (axion mass and coupling to photons) Axion effective Lagrangian (Georgi-Kaplan-Randall basis) Benchmark axion models (KSVZ/DFSZ)
| 3 | from Jan 2025 | si | |||
 
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EXPERIMENTAL DATA ANALYSIS
(to be defined) Experimental data analysisData collection and preparation | 2 | no | ||||
 
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EXTRASOLAR PLANETOLOGY
EXTRASOLAR PLANETOLOGYDescription | 2 | Semester I | si | |||
 
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PHYSICS OF PLANETARY ICES
Physics of planetary icesIces in the Solar System | 3 | Semester I | si | |||
 
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SPACE WEATHER
Space WeatherAccording to the European Space Agency, Space weather refers to the environmental conditions in Earth’s magnetosphere, ionosphere and thermosphere due to the Sun and the solar wind that can influence the functioning and reliability of spaceborne and ground-based systems and services or endanger property or human health. As the several branches of application, the theme is very alive all over the world and carried out by teams representing different competences, such as physics, engineering, mathematics, chemistry, biology and medicine.
| 2 | Semester I | si | |||
 
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TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
Time series analysis
| 3 | Semester I | si | |||
 
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INVERSION METHODS IN GEOPHYSICS
Inversion methods in geophysicsThis course is an introduction to geophysical inversion methods. The course will deal with both the resolution of linear and nonlinear problems using deterministic approaches such as the least squares method, the SVD, and regularization techniques as well as purely probabilistic approaches such as Markov chain Monte Carlo methods. The theory is illustrated through some examples taken from geophysical problems and their solution is discussed by performing inversion algorithms in the classroom. | 2 | Semester II | si | |||
 
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CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS: ESPERIMENTAL, THEORETICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL ASPECTS
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DYNAMICS OF LIQUIDS AND GLASS TRANSITION THEORIES
Dynamics of liquids and glass transition theories• Dynamical correlation functions | 3 | si | ||||
 
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INTRODUCTION TO SPINTRONICS
Introduction to Spintronics
| 3 | si | ||||
 
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WHAT IS A FORCE?
(to be defined) What is a Force?The notion of force is ubiquitous in physics and the word "force" appears frequently in everyday life. Nevertheless, the notion of force is among the most subtle ones in physics. | 3 | no | ||||
 
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EXPERIMENTAL HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS
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INTRODUCTION TO AI WITH PYTHON
Introduction to AI with PythonPrerequisites
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DETECTOR SIMULATION WITH GEANT4
(to be defined) Detector simulation with Geant4Pre-requisites: Knowledge of C++ language,basic knowledge of MC simulation techniques | 2 | no | ||||
 
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EXPERIMENTAL FLAVOUR PHYSICS
Experimental Flavour Physics
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EXPERIMENTAL HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS AT COLLIDERS
Experimental High Energy Physics at Colliders
a) Trigger
- Reconstruction of Objects (Lecture 2)
b) Tracking detectors c) Calorimeters d) Muon Spectrometer e) Luminosity Monitors a) Tracks
- Cross Section Measurements (Lecture 3)
b) Jets c) Electrons and Photons d) Muons e) Missing Energy a) vertexing, pile-up, underlying event,
- Cross Section Measurements (Lecture 3,continued)
isolation, overlap removal a) Background estimate (Control Regions, ABCD methods, DD fake estimates, blind Analysis,) b) b-tag
c) Analysis Optimization d) MVA Techniques e) Statistical Interpretation, Statistical and Systematic Errors, Discoveries, Limits, NuisanceP, look-elsewhere effect, local significance. - Kinematics, Feynman Diagrams (Lecture 4) - pdf’s - MC Generators & Geant - Electro Weak Physics (Lecture 5) a) Standard Candles (Low Mass Resonances, W Boson, Z Boson) - QCD Physics & B Physics(Lecture 6) - Top Physics (Lecture 7) - Higgs Physics (Lectures 8, 9) - Susy Physics (Lecture 10) - Exotic Physics - Future Accelerators and Perspectives (Lecture 11) | 4 | si | ||||
 
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HADRON INTERACTIONS AT HIGH ENERGY
Hadron interactions at high energyExperimental environment: ISR, SppS, Tevatron, RHIC, LHC. | 3 | si | ||||
 
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THEORETICAL HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS
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ADVANCED COURSE ON THE STANDARD MODEL
Advanced course on the Standard Model- Part I - Prof. Bonvini (Infn Roma 1) | 2 | si | ||||
 
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ELEMENTS OF GROUP THEORY AND GUT
Elements of Group Theory and GUT
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NEUTRINO THEORY AND PHENOMENOLOGY
Neutrino theory and phenomenologyPhD-level course, Joao Penedo | 3 | feb, mar, april 2025 | si | |||
 
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METHODS AND MODELS OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS
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HANDS ON CONTINUUM
MECHANICS
(to be defined) HANDS ON CONTINUUM MECHANICSOrganizers: the course is organized in partnership with three PhD Schools: | 3 | no | ||||
 
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EDUCATION AND OUTREACH
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COMMUNICATING SCIENCE
Communicating Science
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COMMUNICATING SCIENCE: PUBLIC SPEAKING (MODULE B OF THE COURSE "COMMUNICATING SCIENCE")
Communicating science: public speaking (Module B of the course "Communicating Science")In this 6-hour course, we will focus on oral science communication, from public speaking techniques to preparing presentation materials. To do this, we will start from the general guidelines of scientific communication learned in module 1 of the course "Communicating Science", we will focus on the techniques for oral communication, we will practice with specific exercises and carry out some practical activities.
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PHYSICS EDUCATION
Physics EducationThe course will present the founding ideas and main results of research in Physics Education, which, over the past decades, has developed a set of methods, knowledge and applications useful for those who want to try their hand at teaching physics. | 2 | si | ||||
 
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INFRASTRUCTURE AND BEST PRACTICE FOR USING
HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING SYSTEMS
Infrastructure and best practice for using high-performance computing systemsMotivations and objectives of the course: Modern physics research | 1 | si | ||||
 
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PYTHON
PythonAcquisire competenze per l'implementazione al calcolatore di programmi ad alto livello nel linguaggio interpretato | 3 | si | ||||
 
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