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P454 Particle Physics

Course Code
P454
Credit
8
Prerequisite

P307 (Nuclei & Particles), P304 (Special Theory of Relativity)

Total Hours
42 Lectures + 14 Tutorials
Outcome of the Course
This course teaches the basics of particle physics and allows the student to start beginning research work in high energy phenomenology
Approval
UG-Elective
Syllabus
  • Elementary particles, discrete symmetries and conservation laws.
  • Symmetries and Quarks.
  • Klein-Gordon equation, concept of antiparticle.
  • Lorentz symmetry and scalar / vector / spinor fields.
  • Dirac equation
  • Scattering processes of spin-1/2 particles, Feynmans rules as thumb rule QFT course, propagators.
  • Current-current interactions, weak interaction, Fermi theory.
  • gauge symmetries, spontaneous symmetry breaking, Higgs mechanism 9. Electroweak interaction, Glashow-Salam-Weinberg model. 10. Introduction to QCD, structure of hadrons form factors, structure functions, parton model, Deep inelastic scattering.
Reference Books
  1. Gauge Theories in Particle Physics, Vol I & II by Aitchison and Hey
  2. Foundations of Quantum Chromodynamics by T. Muta
  3. Modern Particle Physics by Mark Thomson
  4. Introduction to Elementary Particle by David Griffiths
  5. Quarks and Leptons by F. Halzen and A.D. Martin
  6. Introduction to High Energy Physics: D.H. Perkins
  7. Introduction to Elementary Particle Physics: A. Bettini
  8. Particle Physics by B. R. Martin and G. Shaw
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