Particle Physics Phenomenology: Course Outline (PH-618)

• Discoveries of Particles.
• First discoveries.
• Detection of particles.
• Cosmic rays and discoveries of particles.
• Acceleration of particles.
• Quarks.
• Heavy leptons and quarks.
• Discoveries of the gauge bosons.
• Propagation and Interaction of Particles.
• Propagation of Particles.
• Interactions.
• Decay and Scattering.
• Symmetries and Interactions.
• Symmetries at classical and quantum level.
• Parity.
• Charge conjugation.
• CP-violation.
• Continuous symmetries.
• Quarks and HadronsParticle physics and cosmology.
• Hubble’s law and expanding universe.
• Friedmann equation.
• Cosmicmircro wave radiation.
• The hot big bang.
• Radiation and matter eras.
• Nucleosynthesis in the big bang.
• Dark matter.
• Inflation.
• Neutrino astronomy.
• Experimenta methods.
• Accelerators.
• Colliding beam accelerators.
• Accelerators complexes.
• Cecondary particle separators.
• Interaction of charge particles and radiation with matter.
• Detectors of single charged particles.
• Shower detectors and calorimeters.

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