26.05 Doctoral Degree Programme in Physics
For the Doctoral Programme in the Natural Sciences (Physics, Code 091411) the following rules apply: courses with at least 12 semester hours must be passed successfully, with at most 4 semester hours taught by the thesis advisor (at most 6 semester hours if the advisor is joint lecturer), at most 6 semester hours of physics laboratory and at most 6 semester hours of seminars. The courses should be related to the scientific discipline of the thesis and will be arranged jointly by the student, the advisor and by the Dean of Studies. After passing, the courses must be listed in the student's score sheet to be signed by the Dean of Studies. Recognition requires concrete contents of the courses taken (rather than general titles like Seminar for Doctoral Students, etc.).In this context, see also the courses in the Third Stage of the Diploma Physics Programme.
260114 SE Quantum Photonics and Computing
260115 VO Quantum phenomena in nanostructures
260122 VO [en] Complex Quantum Systems Summerschool - Lectures by international guests with exams by Markus Aspelmeyer
260132 VO Photonic Quantum Computing
260211 PR Laboratory Quantum Optics
442603 SE [en] Quantum Optics Seminar - The Seminar consists of a series of talks, given by mainly international guests.
260030 SE Literature seminar (Gravitation Theory)
260063 VO Mathematical Methods of Physics III
260122 VO [en] Complex Quantum Systems Summerschool - Lectures by international guests with exams by Markus Aspelmeyer
260130 SE [de en] Seminar in special topics in relativity - Partial Differential Equations in General Relativity
260137 SE Selected problems of quantum theory
260235 SE Complex Stochastic Systems
442603 SE [en] Quantum Optics Seminar - The Seminar consists of a series of talks, given by mainly international guests.
260072 VO Computational Physics II - Simulation
260119 SE MF 1 Recent developments in the theory of interconnected dynamical systems (MaG 25) - from cellular automata to genetic and artificial neural network models
260307 UE Computational Physics II Problem Class
260119 SE MF 1 Recent developments in the theory of interconnected dynamical systems (MaG 25) - from cellular automata to genetic and artificial neural network models
260140 VO Ion beam analysis of materials
260140 VO Ion beam analysis of materials
260005 PR Laboratory Solid State Physics: Advanced Materials - Advanced lab course in solid state physics
260011 UE Solid State Physics II - Exercises
260021 SE Seminar on advanced materials
260029 VO Solid State Physics II
260035 SE Condensed Matter Theory
260076 VO [de en] Physics of molecular Nanostructures: Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Graphene - The beauty of instabilities and the influence of basic correlation effects on the properties of molecular nanostructures such as fullerenes, nanotubes und graphene as well as implications on their application potential
260209 SE Physics of functional materials
260279 SE Scientific publishing and presentation
260377 SE [en] Seminar in low dimensional quantum solids - Seminar on new results on the properties of low dimensional quantum solids such as fullerenes, nanotubes and graphene, high temperature superconductors and optoelectronic materials as well as implications on their application potential
260011 UE Solid State Physics II - Exercises
260021 SE Seminar on advanced materials
260029 VO Solid State Physics II
260060 PR Laboratory course on materials physics
260076 VO [de en] Physics of molecular Nanostructures: Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Graphene - The beauty of instabilities and the influence of basic correlation effects on the properties of molecular nanostructures such as fullerenes, nanotubes und graphene as well as implications on their application potential
260140 VO Ion beam analysis of materials
260209 SE Physics of functional materials
260377 SE [en] Seminar in low dimensional quantum solids - Seminar on new results on the properties of low dimensional quantum solids such as fullerenes, nanotubes and graphene, high temperature superconductors and optoelectronic materials as well as implications on their application potential
260164 SE Introduction to Physics Education
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