Time and place: Thursday 12:15-14:00, Department of Physics, Seminarzimmer 4.1
Physics 1-4, Condensed Matter Physics, Quantum Mechanics, (parallel in 6th semester Statistical Mechanics)
Selected topics from experimental and theoretical condensed matter physics.
In previous semesters, a number of condensed matter physics proseminars have existed, e.g. Proseminar Oberflächenphysik, Proseminar theoretische Physik (condensed matter) and Proseminar Physik der kondensierten Materie (general introductory KoMa proseminar). These were merged into a single proseminar covering the entire broad spectrum of condensed matter physics including both theoretical as well as experimental condensed matter physics. This should result in a larger number of participants, providing a broader range of topics and feedback, thus improving the learning experience.
Note that in the fall semester, the proseminar in experimental nano- and quantumphysics is organized as a more advanced proseminar covering state-of-the-art and/or recent research results.
Students will pick one topic (from a list, or suggest your own topic) and present it to the class (30 minutes talk plus discussion), with the goal of giving a pedagogical introduction at a level that can be followed by the class. The slides (pdf) and a 2 page summary (pdf, from LaTeX) are to be handed in. No problem sets. Topics from both theoretical and experimental condensed matter physics are available.
The teaching assistants (TAs) will guide the students through the preparation of the talk and 2-page summary. Also, there will be a demo talk done by a TA to give a good example.
February 21 | 1st meeting, room 4.1, 12:15pm, infos and organization |
February 28 | TA's demo presentations |
by March 4 | email Ilaria Zardo topic of choice |
March 7 | TA assignments, presentation dates |
April 11 | student presentations start |
Number grades 1-6 will be awarded, based on the in-class presentation and the 2-page summary. Students are expected to attend class every Thursday. Students and TAs will fill out a feedback form (anonymous) after each talk giving the presenter an evaluation. Please note that the preparation is a considerable effort (4KP).
English
Alessio Campo (coordinator) | alessio.campo@unibas.ch |
Kristopher Cerveny | kris.cerveny@unibas.ch |
Dr. Christina Psaroudaki | christina.psaroudaki@unibas.ch |
Dr. Christian Scheller | christian.scheller@unibas.ch |
Prof. Ilaria Zardo | ilaria.zardo@unibas.ch |
Time and place: Thursday 12:15-14:00, Department of Physics, Seminarzimmer 4.1
Student | Topic | Assistant | Date |
Hannes Huber | MBE growth | Kristopher Cerveny | 02.05.2019 |
Benjamin Arnold | Semiconductor Heterostrcutrues | Christian Sheller | 02.05.2019 |
Jonas Amport | Topology in Magnetism | Christina Psaroudaki | 16.05.2019 |
Aaron Daniel | Superfluidity | Christina Psaroudaki | 23.05.2019 |
Time and place: 23.05.2019, 13:10-14:00, Department of Physics, Seminarzimmer 4.1
Speaker | Topic |
Patrick Reiser | Quantitative Single Spin Magnetometry of 2D Ferromagnetism |
Dr. Matteo Fadel | Bose-Einstein condensates: theory and applications |