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Talks-first set (up to "Quarks to Cosmos" study)
Arraki_08oct09 Origin of the Universe
Palmer_08oct09 The Nature of Dark Energy Scholl_08oct09 What is dark matter? Spillane_15oct09 How are heavy elements made? Olsho_22oct09 Neutrino Oscillations Spott_22oct09 Did Einstein have the last word on gravity? Sayres_22oct09 Extra spacetime dimensions gravity? Leigh_29oct09 Matter and light in new regimes Talks-second set (after "Quarks to Cosmos")
Moody_05nov09 Cosmic Accelerators: Update
Scholl_12nov09 Dark Matter Sayres_19nov09 Extra Dimensions: Update Arraki_19nov09 Extra Dimensions: Update Olsho_19nov09 Neutrino Mass and the Evolution of the Universe Sayres_10dec09 Super-Heavy Elements: The Island of Stability Leigh_10dec09 The (g-2) Experiment |
Physics Physics 485, Autumn 2009
Senior Honors Seminar Instructor: Prof. Leslie J Rosenberg Email: ljrosenberg@phys.washington.edu Office: Physics and Astronomy Building, room C503 Office Hours: Wednesdays 10-11am Telephone: (206) 221-5856 Meeting Times and Locations
This seminar meets on Thursdays in the Physics and Astronomy Building room C521
from 12:30 to 2:20.
It's unlikely the course will regularly use the second
course hour, so those having conflicting second-hour courses should be able
to do so, in which case, you'll have to file a Registration
Transaction Form/Time Conflict to register for both courses.
The web site for the course is faculty.washington.edu/ljrberg/AUT09_Phys485/home.html Course Announcements
September 30 2009, 12:26 PM
Room change
Effective immediately, the seminars meet in the Physics and Astronomy Building, room C521 |
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Send mail to: ljrosenberg@phys.washington.edu
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