SUBJECT
Title
Nuclear reactions from low to high energy
Type of instruction
lecture
Level
master
Faculty
Part of degree program
Credits
3
Recommended in
Semester 3
Typically offered in
Autumn semester
Course description
During the course we learn about the current methods describing nuclear reaction from low to high energies: hydrodynamical models, time dependent Hartree-Fock approximation, random phase approximation, Vlasov dynamics, optical potential, Boltzmann–Uehling–Uhlenbeck model, description of fermionic systems, equations of state, collective excitations, relativistic kinematics and hydrodynamics, description of particle production and phase transitions in nulcear physics (multifragmentation, chiral, etc.)
Readings
recommended readings:
- C.A Bertulani, P. Danielewicz, Introduction to Nuclear Reactions, Taylor & Francis, 2004
- U. Mosel, Fields, Symmetries, and Quarks, Springer, 1999
- L. P. Csernai and D. Strottman, Relativistic Heavy Ion Physics, World Scientific, 1991