PHY 357S

Nuclear and Particle Physics

 Robert S. Orr

(Room 818A, tel. 416-978-6029, orr@physics.utoronto.ca)

Lecture notes for 2016 - Problem Sets and Tests 2016

Lecture notes for 2011 (Old Style) - Problem Sets and Tests 2011

Lecture notes for 2011 (New Style) - Problem Sets and Tests 2011

Lecture notes for 2010 - Problem Sets and Tests 2010

 


NEWS- 2016

This year we will use the second edition of Brian Martin's book. The previous edition was rather out of date. This printing of the second edition is from 2012. It just predates the discovery of the Higgs. I think that this is an excellent book. I will try to reorganize the course around it.

 

 

 

 

Lectures are scheduled on Mondays 1:00 in Room 134, and Wednesdays also at 1:00,in Room 134. The tutorial is on Tuesday at 4:00 in room 134. 


 


This course is an introduction to subatomic (nuclear and particle) physics

Text: See Above  + Lecture notes

Lectures: Monday at 1:00   (Room MP134), Wednesday at 1:00 in MP 134.  (All lecture notes available on web in pdf format.)

TA: Laurelle Veloce Room: MP915, Phone: 416-978-8478, lveloce@physics.utoronto.ca

 

Web Site: This page is up to date as of 21st January 2016.

Marking:

*  5 problem sets 

50% 

 

*  midterm 

10%

 

*  final exam 

40%

  Problem Sets Out (In)  20 Jan (3 Feb), 3 Feb (22 Feb),  22 Feb (9 Mar),  9 Mar (23 Mar), 23 Mar (6 April)
       Late penalty: 1% per working day; not accepted more than 1 lecture late, unless special arrangment negotiated with me.

Midterm: Wednesday, 24 Feb This will be a Quiz with some simple calculations. The time is too short for a real test. My experience is that a real test in this short time just upsets people (me included) [50 minutes long; calculator recommended, NO AID SHEETS ALLOWED.]

Final Exam: 3 hours long; calculator recommended and ONE handwritten (not copied) letter-sized double-sided aid sheet allowed.