Summer Term 2017:
Theoretische Physik 3 für Materialphysiker: Statistische Physik und Themodynamik:
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Seminar on Physics: Jamming: From glassy materials to traffic jams:
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Prof. Dr. Michael Schmiedeberg
Teaching Summer Term 2017:
Theoretische Physik 3 für Materialphysiker: Statistische Physik und Themodynamik:
- Vorlesung (3 SWS): Di, Do 10:15 HF
- Übungen (2 SWS): A: Do 8:15 SR 02.779, B: Do 11:15 SR 01.779, C: Do 8:15 SR 02.729
Klausur:
- Mittwoch, 2.8.2017 ab 10:15 Uhr in HE
- schriftlich
- 120 Minuten
- Notenbonus: Durch erfolgreiches Vorrechnen von zwei Aufgaben in den Übungen kann ein Notenbonus von 0,3 erworben werden
- erlaubtes Hilfsmittel: ein DIN A4-Blatt (zwei Seiten) mit Notizen in eigener Handschrift
Klausureinsicht:
- Mittwoch, 9.8.2017, 11:00-12:00 in SR 01.683
ECTS Information:
Punkte: 7,5
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Seminar on Physics: Jamming: From glassy materials to traffic jams
- Do, 8:30 - 10:00, SR 01.779
- First meeting: April 27th, first talk: May 11th
Content:
In many systems a dramatic slowdown of dynamics is observed when the density is increased or the temperature is decreased. In this seminar we will consider different systems where such a slowdown is observed and discuss possible similarities in their theoretical description.
Possible topics:
Traffic jams, Pedestrian dynamics, Crowding in biological systems, Gelation, Network dynamics, Rigidity Percolation, Geometric Frustration and Spin Glasses, Athermal jamming and random closed packing, Entropy of granular packings, Computer simulations of glassy dynamics, Hopping Models and Ageing, Mode coupling theory, Kauzmann's paradox, Random First Order Theory, Kinetically constrained models, Shear thinning and shear thickening, Dynamic heterogeneity, Jamming of active particles
ECTS information:
Credits: 5
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Seminar on the theory of soft matter,
seminar and working group for PhD and master students,
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Paper Club on Granulates
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Master or Bachelor theses:
Topics for a Master or a Bachelor thesis are available. If interested please contact me↗.
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