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Department of Physics
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KVL / Klausuren / MAP 1st HS: 18.04  2nd HS: 06.06  sem.br.: 25.07  begin WS: 17.10

4020220114 Astroparticle Physics (2nd HS)      VVZ  

VL
Tue 9-13
weekly NEW 14 1'10 (16) Marek Kowalski
UE
Tue 13-15
weekly NEW 14 1'12 (24) Dan Parsons

Digital- & Präsenz-basierter Kurs

classroom language
DE
requirements
Introduction to nuclear and particle physics
Introduction to elementary particle physics
structure / topics / contents
Fundamentals of Astroparticle Physics: The Earth is bombared by cosmic rays, mainly protons, that reach energies up to 10 million times the particle energies produced at LHC. Where do those particles come from? Which sources are which mechanismSpringers are capable of accelerating particles to such enormous energies? High-energy neutrinos and gamma rays might give some answers. Gravitational waves and high-energies neutrinos will be introduced as new messengers from the Universe (multi-messenger astronomy). Finally, experimental evidence and properties of dark matter and dark energy will be discussed.
assigned modules
P24.1.g
amount, credit points; Exam / major course assessment
4 SWS, 6 SP/ECTS (Arbeitsanteil im Modul für diese Lehrveranstaltung, nicht verbindlich)
Written or oral exam
other
The lecture will be given during the second half of the semester, to enable the students to hear particle physics first. Note however, its not necessary to hear them in this order.
contact
Marek Kowalski
literature
D.H. Perkins. Particle Astrophysics, Second Edition. Oxford Master Series in Physics
A. De Angelis. Introduction to Particle and Astroparticle Physics. Springer
M. H.P.M. van Putten & A. Levinson. Relativistic Astrophysics of the transient Universe. Cambridge
L. Bergstroem, A. Goobar. Cosmology and Particle Astrophysics. Springer
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