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Modern physics

Course Description: Special Relativity: Propagation of Waves (sound, light in a medium) - Michelson-Morley Experiment, Galilean Transformations – Contradictions Arising from the Application of Galilean Transformations – Postulates of Einstein's Theory – Lorentz/Einstein Transformations – Phenomena: Length Contraction / Time Dilation / Mass Increase – Mass and Energy – Applications. Particle Nature of Electromagnetic Waves: Photoelectric Effect – Explanation of Blackbody Radiation (Rayleigh-Jeans Model, Planck's Model, Einstein's Model) – Compton Effect – X-rays. Wave Nature of Particles: de Broglie Hypothesis – Davisson-Germer Experiment – Electron Microscope – Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle – Fundamentals of Quantum Mechanics. Atomic Structure: Atomic Properties – Thomson Model – Rutherford Model of the Atomic Nucleus – Alpha Particle Scattering on Gold Foil – Atomic Line Spectrum. Continuous Spectrum – Emission and Absorption Spectra – Hydrogen Spectrum – Bohr Model for Explaining the Hydrogen Spectrum – Sommerfeld Model – Franck-Hertz Experiment – Electron Spin.
Credit hours: 3
Prerequisites: PHYS235
Objectives of the course :

Explanation of fundamental concepts in modern physics such as the particle behavior of electromagnetic waves and the wave behavior of particles, familiarity with quantum theory, familiarity with the structure of the atom and its properties in modern theories, familiarity with the principle of relativity.

Course outputs :

After studying this course, the student will be able to:
Understand the limits of classical mechanics.
Understanding and comprehending the fundamental experiments on the particle behavior of electromagnetic radiation and the wave behavior of particles, which in turn led to the discovery of quantum mechanics.
Understanding and comprehending the theories and practical experiments that led to the discovery of the atomic nucleus.
4- Understanding and comprehension of the theories and practical experiments that led to the discovery of the atomic spectrum.
5- Understanding and comprehending the practical experiments and physical contradictions that led to the discovery of the theory of relativity.
6- Solve problems for all of the above and be able to provide a physical explanation for them.

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