IPT 5913-0

Brief

This course is meant to establish a background for graduate students who intend to understand or conduct research on relativistic photonics. To establish the basic concept of this course, the first part of the class will start with the understanding of laser plasma and electron optics. We will then continue the lectures on relativistic electrodynamics and particle radiation. With enough background knowledge, we will look into the physics of various types of free-electron lasers, including Cherenkov, Smith-Purcell, backward-wave oscillator, undulator FELs etc. Each student in this class must give presentations, ask questions, and join discussions ba<x>sed on weekly reading assignments. In the end of the semester, each student has to submit a term report, including the review of papers and extending the ideas in the papers into advanced research results.

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Scores

Average GPA 3.66

Std. Deviation 0.86

Remarks

Restrictions

Compulsory

Elective

Cross Discipline

First Specialization

Second Specialization