Curriculum
Programme
Phenomenological and Experimental topics in Astroparticle Physics. Common problems in particle physics, astrophysics and cosmology.Dark Matter. Cosmic Rays. Cosmic Rays Acceleration. Neutrino Masses and Neutrino Oscillation. Lepton Number non-conservation and double beta decay. Baryon Number non-conservation and proton decay. CP violation and the matter-antimatter asymmetry.Core Documentation
K. Thomas Gaisser Cosmic rays and particle physics Cambridge 1990Malcom S. Longair High energy astrophysics Cambridge 1992
H. V. Klapdor - Kleingrothaus and A. Staudt Non - Accelerator particle physics Bristol 1995
Donald H. Perkins Particle Astrophysics, second edition Oxford 2009
Type of delivery of the course
Lectures (30 hours for each module). For each main topic, one or more lessons will be devoted to a discussion of the scientific scenario, while the purpose of a further lesson will be a presentation of the actual research activities in the specific topic. During the last few lessons, the students will be guided to prepare the seminar, that will be the main matter of the final examination.Type of evaluation
Oral exam: discussion and presentation of a topic to be agreed upon.Programme
Experimental Astroparticle Physics: detectors for Cosmic Ray measurement, Dark Matter search by direct approach, neutrino oscillation parameter measurement, Gravitational Wave measurement.
Core Documentation
K. THOMAS GAISSERCOSMIC RAYS AND PARTICLE PHYSICS CAMBRIDGE 1990
MALCOM S. LONGAIR
HIGH ENERGY ASTROPHYSICS CAMBRIDGE 1992
H. V. KLAPDOR - KLEINGROTHAUS AND A. STAUDT NON - ACCELERATOR PARTICLE PHYSICS
BRISTOL 1995
DONALD H. PERKINS
PARTICLE ASTROPHYSICS, SECOND EDITION OXFORD 2009
Type of delivery of the course
Lectures. For each main topic, one or more lessons will be devoted to a discussion of the scientific scenario, while the purpose of a further lesson will be a presentation of the actual research activities in the specific topic. During the last few lessons, the students will be guided to prepare the seminar, that will be the main matter of the final examination.Type of evaluation
Oral exam: discussion and presentation of a topic to be agreed upon.Programme
Phenomenological and Experimental topics in Astroparticle Physics. Common problems in particle physics, astrophysics and cosmology.Dark Matter. Cosmic Rays. Cosmic Rays Acceleration. Neutrino Masses and Neutrino Oscillation. Lepton Number non-conservation and double beta decay. Baryon Number non-conservation and proton decay. CP violation and the matter-antimatter asymmetry.Core Documentation
K. Thomas Gaisser Cosmic rays and particle physics Cambridge 1990Malcom S. Longair High energy astrophysics Cambridge 1992
H. V. Klapdor - Kleingrothaus and A. Staudt Non - Accelerator particle physics Bristol 1995
Donald H. Perkins Particle Astrophysics, second edition Oxford 2009
Type of delivery of the course
Lectures (30 hours for each module). For each main topic, one or more lessons will be devoted to a discussion of the scientific scenario, while the purpose of a further lesson will be a presentation of the actual research activities in the specific topic. During the last few lessons, the students will be guided to prepare the seminar, that will be the main matter of the final examination.Type of evaluation
Oral exam: discussion and presentation of a topic to be agreed upon.Programme
Experimental Astroparticle Physics: detectors for Cosmic Ray measurement, Dark Matter search by direct approach, neutrino oscillation parameter measurement, Gravitational Wave measurement.
Core Documentation
K. THOMAS GAISSERCOSMIC RAYS AND PARTICLE PHYSICS CAMBRIDGE 1990
MALCOM S. LONGAIR
HIGH ENERGY ASTROPHYSICS CAMBRIDGE 1992
H. V. KLAPDOR - KLEINGROTHAUS AND A. STAUDT NON - ACCELERATOR PARTICLE PHYSICS
BRISTOL 1995
DONALD H. PERKINS
PARTICLE ASTROPHYSICS, SECOND EDITION OXFORD 2009
Type of delivery of the course
Lectures. For each main topic, one or more lessons will be devoted to a discussion of the scientific scenario, while the purpose of a further lesson will be a presentation of the actual research activities in the specific topic. During the last few lessons, the students will be guided to prepare the seminar, that will be the main matter of the final examination.Type of evaluation
Oral exam: discussion and presentation of a topic to be agreed upon.Programme
Phenomenological and Experimental topics in Astroparticle Physics. Common problems in particle physics, astrophysics and cosmology.Dark Matter. Cosmic Rays. Cosmic Rays Acceleration. Neutrino Masses and Neutrino Oscillation. Lepton Number non-conservation and double beta decay. Baryon Number non-conservation and proton decay. CP violation and the matter-antimatter asymmetry.Core Documentation
K. Thomas Gaisser Cosmic rays and particle physics Cambridge 1990Malcom S. Longair High energy astrophysics Cambridge 1992
H. V. Klapdor - Kleingrothaus and A. Staudt Non - Accelerator particle physics Bristol 1995
Donald H. Perkins Particle Astrophysics, second edition Oxford 2009
Type of delivery of the course
Lectures (30 hours for each module). For each main topic, one or more lessons will be devoted to a discussion of the scientific scenario, while the purpose of a further lesson will be a presentation of the actual research activities in the specific topic. During the last few lessons, the students will be guided to prepare the seminar, that will be the main matter of the final examination.Type of evaluation
Oral exam: discussion and presentation of a topic to be agreed upon.Programme
Experimental Astroparticle Physics: detectors for Cosmic Ray measurement, Dark Matter search by direct approach, neutrino oscillation parameter measurement, Gravitational Wave measurement.
Core Documentation
K. THOMAS GAISSERCOSMIC RAYS AND PARTICLE PHYSICS CAMBRIDGE 1990
MALCOM S. LONGAIR
HIGH ENERGY ASTROPHYSICS CAMBRIDGE 1992
H. V. KLAPDOR - KLEINGROTHAUS AND A. STAUDT NON - ACCELERATOR PARTICLE PHYSICS
BRISTOL 1995
DONALD H. PERKINS
PARTICLE ASTROPHYSICS, SECOND EDITION OXFORD 2009
Type of delivery of the course
Lectures. For each main topic, one or more lessons will be devoted to a discussion of the scientific scenario, while the purpose of a further lesson will be a presentation of the actual research activities in the specific topic. During the last few lessons, the students will be guided to prepare the seminar, that will be the main matter of the final examination.Type of evaluation
Oral exam: discussion and presentation of a topic to be agreed upon.Programme
Phenomenological and Experimental topics in Astroparticle Physics. Common problems in particle physics, astrophysics and cosmology.Dark Matter. Cosmic Rays. Cosmic Rays Acceleration. Neutrino Masses and Neutrino Oscillation. Lepton Number non-conservation and double beta decay. Baryon Number non-conservation and proton decay. CP violation and the matter-antimatter asymmetry.Core Documentation
K. Thomas Gaisser Cosmic rays and particle physics Cambridge 1990Malcom S. Longair High energy astrophysics Cambridge 1992
H. V. Klapdor - Kleingrothaus and A. Staudt Non - Accelerator particle physics Bristol 1995
Donald H. Perkins Particle Astrophysics, second edition Oxford 2009
Type of delivery of the course
Lectures (30 hours for each module). For each main topic, one or more lessons will be devoted to a discussion of the scientific scenario, while the purpose of a further lesson will be a presentation of the actual research activities in the specific topic. During the last few lessons, the students will be guided to prepare the seminar, that will be the main matter of the final examination.Type of evaluation
Oral exam: discussion and presentation of a topic to be agreed upon.Programme
Experimental Astroparticle Physics: detectors for Cosmic Ray measurement, Dark Matter search by direct approach, neutrino oscillation parameter measurement, Gravitational Wave measurement.
Core Documentation
K. THOMAS GAISSERCOSMIC RAYS AND PARTICLE PHYSICS CAMBRIDGE 1990
MALCOM S. LONGAIR
HIGH ENERGY ASTROPHYSICS CAMBRIDGE 1992
H. V. KLAPDOR - KLEINGROTHAUS AND A. STAUDT NON - ACCELERATOR PARTICLE PHYSICS
BRISTOL 1995
DONALD H. PERKINS
PARTICLE ASTROPHYSICS, SECOND EDITION OXFORD 2009
Type of delivery of the course
Lectures. For each main topic, one or more lessons will be devoted to a discussion of the scientific scenario, while the purpose of a further lesson will be a presentation of the actual research activities in the specific topic. During the last few lessons, the students will be guided to prepare the seminar, that will be the main matter of the final examination.Type of evaluation
Oral exam: discussion and presentation of a topic to be agreed upon.Programme
Phenomenological and Experimental topics in Astroparticle Physics. Common problems in particle physics, astrophysics and cosmology.Dark Matter. Cosmic Rays. Cosmic Rays Acceleration. Neutrino Masses and Neutrino Oscillation. Lepton Number non-conservation and double beta decay. Baryon Number non-conservation and proton decay. CP violation and the matter-antimatter asymmetry.Core Documentation
K. Thomas Gaisser Cosmic rays and particle physics Cambridge 1990Malcom S. Longair High energy astrophysics Cambridge 1992
H. V. Klapdor - Kleingrothaus and A. Staudt Non - Accelerator particle physics Bristol 1995
Donald H. Perkins Particle Astrophysics, second edition Oxford 2009
Type of delivery of the course
Lectures (30 hours for each module). For each main topic, one or more lessons will be devoted to a discussion of the scientific scenario, while the purpose of a further lesson will be a presentation of the actual research activities in the specific topic. During the last few lessons, the students will be guided to prepare the seminar, that will be the main matter of the final examination.Type of evaluation
Oral exam: discussion and presentation of a topic to be agreed upon.Programme
Experimental Astroparticle Physics: detectors for Cosmic Ray measurement, Dark Matter search by direct approach, neutrino oscillation parameter measurement, Gravitational Wave measurement.
Core Documentation
K. THOMAS GAISSERCOSMIC RAYS AND PARTICLE PHYSICS CAMBRIDGE 1990
MALCOM S. LONGAIR
HIGH ENERGY ASTROPHYSICS CAMBRIDGE 1992
H. V. KLAPDOR - KLEINGROTHAUS AND A. STAUDT NON - ACCELERATOR PARTICLE PHYSICS
BRISTOL 1995
DONALD H. PERKINS
PARTICLE ASTROPHYSICS, SECOND EDITION OXFORD 2009
Type of delivery of the course
Lectures. For each main topic, one or more lessons will be devoted to a discussion of the scientific scenario, while the purpose of a further lesson will be a presentation of the actual research activities in the specific topic. During the last few lessons, the students will be guided to prepare the seminar, that will be the main matter of the final examination.Type of evaluation
Oral exam: discussion and presentation of a topic to be agreed upon.