High Energy Physics: Course Outline (PH-701)

• Electron-mounscattering.
• Neutrino-electron scattering.
• Elastic lepton-nucleon scattering.
• Deep inelastic scattering and partons.
• Deep inelastic scattering and quarks.
• Deep inelastic scattering and quarks.
• Experimental result on quark distributions in the nucleon.
• Sum rules.
• Quaks interactions and QCD.
• The colour quantum number.
• The QCD potentialat short distances.
• the QCD potential at large distance.
• The string model.
• Gluon jets in annihilation.
• Running coupling in QED and QCD.
• Evolution of structure functions in deep inelastic scattering.
• Gluonium and the quark-gluon plasma.
• Weak Interaction.
• Classification.
• lepton universality.
• Nuclear beta decay.
• Fermi theory.

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• Inverse beta decay.
• Neutrino interaction.
• Parity non-conservation in beta decay.
• Helicity of neutrino.
• The V-A interaction.
• Conservation of weak currents.
• The weak boson and Fermi couplings.
• Pion and moun decay.
• Neutral weak currents.
• Observation of boson in pp collisions.
• Z production at ee colliders.
• Weak decays of quarks.
• Spontanceous symmetry breaking and Higgs mechanism.
• Higgs production and detection.
• Physics beyond the standard model.
• Spersymmetry.
• Grand unified theories.
• Unification energy and weak mixing angle.
• Proton decay.
• Neutrino mass.
• Dirac and Majorana neutrinos.
• Magnetic monopoles.
• Superstrings.