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Graduate Particle Physics
Last updated 26 April 1999 10.30
P. Gutierrez
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The final two weeks of lectures wil develop the electro-weak theory. The topics
to be discussed are:
- A theory of leptons
- Non-Abelian guage theories
- The Higgs mechanism and masses
- Including quarks, and the CKM matrix
References
- Quarks and Leptons Halzen and Martin Chapters 13, 14 and 15
- Introduction to Elementary Particles Griffiths
Chapters 10 and 11
- Gauge Theories of the Strong, Weak and Electromagnetic Interactions
C. Quigg
- Gauge Theory of Weak Interactions W. Greiner
- Gauge Theories of Elementary Particle Physics Chang and Li
Syllabus and then some
- Syllabus
[6213]
- Web page for Physics
[5213]
fall 98
- The following two books are not on reserve:
- Relativistic Quantum Mechanics Bjorken and Drell in
history of science collection
- Gauge theories of elementary particles Cheng and Li not
owned by library
- The following book has been put on reserve:
- Relativistic Quantum Mechanics Greiner
- Recent structure function reviews
---Lecture Notes---
Note; the symbol [s] is a link
to slides shown in class, while
[n] is a link to notes
Lecture 3 has been updated since first posted
Lecture 4 has been updated since first posted
Lecture 5 has been updated since first posted. There will most likely
be one more update to it. The Lecture includes the solution to
the first homework problem.
Lecture 6 is a draft, additional material has been added since first posted,
but it still needs to be cleaned up. Includes solution to
second problem
Lecture 7 The error with the indices in class has to do with equation 24
having been written backwards. This lecture has been updated,
along with a similar error in lecture 5.
Lecture 8 Now final.
Lecture 11 has missing figures and some typos, Should be corrected
in the near future.
Lecture 14 is still missing figures, and there are numerous grammatical errors
Lecture 15 has some typos, plus a few statements that are inaccurate
| Lecture |
Date Given |
Date Posted |
| Lecture 01
[s] |
Jan. 11 |
Jan. 12 |
| Lecture 02
[n] |
Jan. 13 |
Jan. 13 |
| Lecture 03
[n] |
Jan. 20 |
Jan. 21 |
| Lecture 04
[n] |
Jan. 25, 26 |
Jan. 26 |
| Lecture 05
[n] |
Feb. 1, 3 |
Feb. 17 |
| Lecture 06
[n] |
Feb. 8, 10 |
Feb. 10 |
| Lecture 07
[n] |
Feb. 15, 17 |
Feb. 17 |
| Lecture 08
[n] |
Feb. 22, 1 |
Mar. 1 |
| Lecture 09
[n] |
Mar. 3, 8 |
Mar. 8 |
| Lecture 10
[n] |
Mar. 10 |
Mar. 10 |
| Lecture 11
[n] |
Mar. 24 |
Mar. 24 |
| Lecture 12
[n] |
Mar. 29 31 |
Mar. 31 |
| Lecture 13
[n] |
April 5 |
April 5 |
| Lecture 14
[n] |
April 7 |
April 7 |
| Lecture 15
[n] |
April 12 |
April 23 |
| Lecture 16
[n] |
April 21 |
April 23 |
| Lecture 17
[n] |
April 23 |
April 23 |
| Lecture 18
[n] |
April 26, 28 |
April 26 |
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