Symmetry Period II, autumn semester 2022. Course code TIF310/FYM310, 7.5 hp.
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Last updated Dec. 2, 2021. Recommended additional reading: "Physics from Symmetry" by Jakob Schwichtenberg. Lecturer:
Examination is done with home assignments (3 sets),
and an oral examination.
Solutions, in the form of pdf files produced by TeX/LaTeX, can be sent by email or left in a box outside room O6102. The grade is based on the results on the home assignments, where approximate limits are 1/2 of the maximum number of points for grade 3, 2/3 for grade 4 and 5/6 for grade 5. For GU students: 1/2 for G, 3/4 for VG. The maximum number of points is 30 (preliminary, 2 points for each problem). Oral examination January (dates to be decided). The oral examination is done in pairs. Its purpose is to see that you are able to answer for what you did in the home assignments. Home assignment 1, 2022, deadline Nov 18. Home assignment 2, 2022, deadline Dec 9. Home assignment 3, 2022, deadline Jan 8.
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Lectures: Mondays (except Dec. 12) 10-12, Wednesdays 10-12 and 13-15. Question hour: Thursday Dec. 8, 10.30-12.
Typically, Wednesday afternoon will be more oriented towards problem-solving. It is advisable to prepare by reading and working through the relevant parts of the lecture notes. The teaching takes place live, in the rooms indicated on the schedule. Plan: Week 1:
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Links: The Dirac equation by David Tong, Cambridge Lectures on gauge theory by José Figueroa-O'Farrill, Edinburgh Introduction to Lie groups and Lie algebras by Alexander Kirillov, Stony Brook |