Theoretisch-physikalisches Pflichtseminar (PSEM) ¨uber Themen

Theoretisch-physikalisches Pflichtseminar (PSEM) über Themen der
Modernen Quantenmechanik in Theorie und Experiment
WS 2015/16 — Prof. Dr. Thomas Gasenzer and Prof. Dr. Markus Oberthaler
Freitags, 15:00 - 17:00, Raum: INF 227, SB 1.107
Bei organisatorischen Fragen bitte Email an Frau Hufnagel:
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Bitte vereinbaren Sie frühzeitig mit Ihrem Tutor einen Termin zur Vorbesprechung der Vortragsinhalte und zur Koordination der weiteren Vorbereitung, insbesondere für einen Probevortrag.
16.10. Vorbesprechung
23.10. Das Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen-Argument
Bitte lesen Sie als Vorbereitung für diesen Termin die Originalarbeit [1] zum EPR-Argument!
Literatur: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8]
30.10. Neutrino-Oszillationen
Literatur: [9, 10, 11, 8]
Maurer
Tutor: S. Ohmer
06.11. Ramsey-Spektroskopie und Atomuhren und Bellsche Ungleichungen
Literatur: [12, 8]
D. Liebert / A. Persch
Tutor: M. Oberthaler/S. Ohmer
13.11. Quantisierung des Elektromagnetischen Feldes. Existieren einzelne Photonen?
Literatur: [13, 14]
G. Anders / C. Klein
Tutor: S. Ohmer
20.11. Quantenkryptographie und das Protokoll von Bennett und Brassard
Literatur: [15, 16, 8]
A. Hesse
Tutor: S. Ohmer
27.11. Zweiphotonen-Interferenz: Hong-Ou-Mandel Experiment und Quantenteleportation
Literatur: [17, 18, 19, 20]
V. Adam / S. Wenzel
Tutor: T. Gasenzer
04.12. Laserkühlung und Laserfallen
Literatur: [21, 22, 23, 24, 8]
N. Potters / J. Weis
Tutor: M. Oberthaler
11.12. Streutheorie: Lippmann-Schwinger-Gleichung, T-Matrix, Partialwellenanalyse, Niederenergiestreuung, Feshbach-Resonanzen.
Literatur: [7, 29, 30]
L. Heinen / M. Schiffer
Tutor: T. Gasenzer
18.12. Bose-Einstein-Kondensate wechselwirkender Teilchen
Literatur: [25, 26, 27, 28, 8]
T. Steinle / J. Trautmann
Tutor: M. Oberthaler
08.01. Blochsches Theorem, Optische Gitter und Bloch-Oszillationen. Langsames Licht.
Literatur: [31, 32, 33]
P. Lysakovski / T. Schmitt
Tutor: S. Ohmer
15.01. Topologie, Berry-Phasen und Aharonov-Bohm Effekt
Literatur: [34, 7, 35]
B. Plieske / D. Spitz
Tutor: T. Gasenzer
22.01. Physik am Rand: Topologische Isolatoren
Literatur: [36, 37, 38]
Kreutle
Tutor: T. Gasenzer
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