QUANTUM FIELD THEORY II
Physics 612 - Spring 2009

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PROJECTS

You need to do a project on a topic of your choice selected after consultation with the Instructor, write a paper on it and present it in class at the end of the semester. This is not meant to be original work. You just need to understand a certain subject described in one of the recommended textbooks and not covered in class or in a research paper you happen to be interested in.

Alternatively, you may write notes for one of the units covered in class. Notes are due one week after the corresponding unit has been covered.

DEADLINES

  1. Consult with Instructor and agree on scope of project by Tue., Feb. 3 (or ASAP if you are planning on writing notes)
  2. First draft due by Tue., Mar. 31
  3. Paper due by Tue., Apr. 28
  4. Presentations Wed., Apr. 29 (10:15 - 12:15)

LIST OF PROJECTS

Name Title References Presentation
Giordano Cerizza Deep Inelastic Scattering II An Introduction to Quantum Field Theory, by Michael E. Peskin and Daniel V. Schroeder, Addison Wesley - Chapter 17. Wed., Apr. 29, 10:15 am
Hua Chen Topological Insulators arXiv:0802.3537 Wed., Apr. 29, 10:15 am
James Kettner Notes for Unit 2 Lectures N/A
Savan Kharel Notes for Unit 3 Lectures N/A
Shuhua Liang TBA TBA Wed., Apr. 29, 10:15 am
Jordan McDonnell Bound state production (mesons and baryons) An Introduction to Quantum Field Theory, by Michael E. Peskin and Daniel V. Schroeder, Addison Wesley - Chapter 5. Wed., Apr. 29, 10:15 am
Matthew Musgrave Deep Inelastic Scattering I An Introduction to Quantum Field Theory, by Michael E. Peskin and Daniel V. Schroeder, Addison Wesley - Chapter 17. Wed., Apr. 29, 10:15 am
Andrew Nicholson Notes for Unit 4 Lectures N/A
Jason Therrien Notes for Unit 1 Lectures N/A
Andrew York Notes for Unit 2 Lectures N/A

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