PHY2314H F specialized: Special Topics in Condensed Matter Physics II – Modern X-ray Physics
Course Title | PHY2314H F specialized |
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Session | fall |
Year of Study | 1st year |
Time and Location |
Time: W 10-12 Location: MP 1115 |
Young-June
Kim
(coordinator) |
Official Description
Background:
An X-ray
has become an indispensable part of modern materials research. In particular, the
development of synchrotron sources and x-ray free electron lasers in recent
years has completely changed the realm of possibility for the application of
x-rays. This course will give an overview of x-ray interaction with matter, and
explore various x-ray scattering and spectroscopy tools available for researchers
in physics, chemistry and materials science.
Topics:
· X-rays and their interaction with matter
· Kinematical Scattering
· X-ray reflectivity
· X-ray imaging
· Photoelectric Absorption (XAS, XES, XANES, EXAFS, etc.)
· Resonant Scattering
· Inelastic Scattering and RIXS
Prerequisite: | Undergraduate level quantum mechanics |
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Textbook |
J. Als-Nielsen and Des McMorrow, “Elements of Modern X-ray Physics 2nd Ed.” (Wiley, 2011) |