Summer Term 2016:

Integrated Course 3:
Quantum field theory, nuclear, and particle physics
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Seminar on Physics:
Theory of quasicrystals
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Michael Schmiedeberg

Teaching Summer Term 2016:

Integrated Course 3: Quantum field theory, nuclear, and particle physics

together with Prof. Dr. Katz

Lectures:
Tuesday 9.15-12.00, SRTL (307),
Wednesday 10.15-12.00, SRTL (307),
Friday 10.15-13.00, SRTL (307).

Exercises:
Wednesday, starting 13.00, TL 1.140.

Lecture notes and problem sets are available via StudOn:
http://www.studon.uni-erlangen.de/crs1518408.html

Otherwise, see UnvIS for details.

Seminar on Physics: Theory of quasicrystals

Content:

Quasicrystals are well-ordered structures without translational symmetry. They might posses interesting rotational symmetry that are not allowed in periodic crystals. Since there is no unit cell in a quasicrystal, many theoretical concepts that originally have been developed for periodic structures cannot be applied to quasicrystals. Furthermore, additional degrees of freedom exist in quasicrystals leading to additional modes called phasons.