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University credit hours: 3.0
Course description
Many-body physics: "second quantization". Quantization of fields. The electromagnetic field. Polarization, mixed states, coherent states. Radiation from atoms and scattering of light. Pairing and the BCS theory of superconductivity. Relativistic quantum mechanics: the Dirac equation.
If time remains: the Feynman path integral or the Dyson expansion and Feynman diagrams.
If time remains: the Feynman path integral or the Dyson expansion and Feynman diagrams.