Experimental methods in materials research (IMPRS-UFAST focus course)

Andrea Cavalleri, Michael Först, Daniele Nicoletti, Dr. Isabella Gierz, Dr. Sebastian Loth, PD Dr. habil. Guido Meier

Course

Description

This course will provide an overview of selected techniques used to probe the microscopic properties of condensed matter. The course will cover the use of these methods at steady state as well as their extension to transient measurements of non-equilibrium phenomena in condensed matter.

Key topics:

Nonlinear optics / symmetry of materials / angle resolved photo-emission / band structure of solids / infrared optical spectroscopy / dynamical conductivity / scanning tunneling microscopy / density of states / magnetism

General Data

Abbreviation

I-UF ACavalleri
Semester

winter semester 16/17
Target Groups

not applicable as interdisciplinary course, participation only if creditable in your major subject
Course Type

seminar
Course Language

English
Departments

MIN Graduate Center > MPI for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter

Place and Time

Date

Place

CFEL, Geb. 99, DESY SemRm I
Time

at 21/11/2016 from 09:00 to 12:30

Date

Place

CFEL, Geb. 99, DESY SemRm IV
Time

at 22/11/2016 from 09:00 to 12:30

Date

Place

CFEL, Geb. 99, DESY SemRm IV
Time

at 23/11/2016 from 09:00 to 12:30

Recognition Modalities

Number of Semester Hours

1
Amount of Credit Points

–
Creditable as
- MIN doctoral program: research related for IMPRS-UFast

Registration Modalities

Type of Place Allocation

First come - first served (after the registration has been received)
Information about Registration

IMPRS fellows will be given priority
Max. Number of Participants

19