Theoretical Physics Moderatorship 2016-17
Senior Sophister Year (Mathematics Modules)
Michaelmas term
- MA3429 Differential geometry [prerequisite: MA2322] Lecturer: Prof. Sergey Frolov
- MA3463 Computation theory and logic Lecturer: Prof. Colm Ó Dúnlaing
- MA4445 Quantum field theory I [prerequisite: MA3442 (MA3444 recommended)] Lecturer: Prof. Samson Shatashvili
Hilary term
- MA3416 Group representations [prerequisites: MA1212, MA1213] Lecturer: Prof. Victoria Lebed
- MA4446 Quantum field theory II [prerequisite: MA4445] Lecturer: Prof. Samson Shatashvili
- MA4448 General relativity [prerequisites: MA3429, MA3432] Lecturer: Prof. Andrei Parnachev
- MA444D The standard model of elementary particle physics [prerequisites: MA3432, MA3442] Lecturer: Prof. Stefan Sint
Year long modules
- MA4491 Research assignment [5 credits] Lecturer: Prof. Richard Timoney
- MA4492 Project [10 credits] Lecturer: Prof. Richard Timoney
Students take a total of 60 ECTS credits (Mathematics and Physics combined). The credits may be split 30:30, 35:25 or 25:35 between Mathematics and Physics modules. A cross-faculty Broad Curriculum module may be substituted for a 5 ECTS module in either Mathematics or Physics (but not both). Students may choose to do a project in Mathematics (which counts for 10 credits). Unless indicated otherwise, each Mathematics module is worth 5 credits.
All module choices are subject to them being possible within the timetable.
Michaelmas or Hilary term
Senior Sophister Year (Physics Modules)
Michaelmas term
PY4T01 Condensed Matter Theory
Hilary term
- PY4A05 Cosmology
- PY4C01 Computer Simulation III
- PY4P02 High Energy Physics
- PY4P04 Nanoscience
- PY4P07 Advanced Topics
Year long Physics modules
- PY4T02 Electron & Photon Physics
- PY4TP1 Practical in Theoretical Physics [10 credits]
Unless indicated otherwise, each module is worth 5 credits. Students take PY4P02, PY4T01, PY4T02 and PY4TP1 (25 credits compulsory) while the other Physics modules are optional.
For the details of Physics modules see here.
Sources of Information
The University of Dublin Calendar
All courses within Trinity College are administered in accordance with the regulations set out in the The University of Dublin Calendar which is published annually. The section of the Calendar setting out the general regulations of the College is published separately in the booklet General Regulations and Information and Board Statement on Safety which is distributed to all students on admission to College.
Important information
- All students should study the requirements of the university with regard to avoiding plagiarism. In particular all students are required to certify, on submitting assignments etc., that they have read and understood the plagiarism provisions in the General Regulations of the University Calendar for the current year found at https://www.tcd.ie/calendar, and that they have also completed the Online Tutorial on avoiding plagiarism ‘Ready Steady Write’ located at https://www.tcd.ie/library/support/plagiarism/story_html5.html.
- Student Guidelines concerning Examinations and Assessment are available on the College web site.
- For students with special requirements resulting from disabilities, there are special arrangements that can be made.
- For dates of terms and other College dates consult the Academic Year Structure listed on the College website.
- For information on their academic progress, including information on course and module registrations, lecture timetables, examination timetables and examination results, students should log into My.tcd.ie (the student administration portal) with their College username and password.
- Some modules may require students to log into MyModule (Blackboard) for lecture notes and slides, and for assessment purposes (online completion of tests , submission of assignments, etc.).
- There is a Student Homepage on the College website, which may be accessed via a link from the TCD Local page.
Please note that The University of Dublin Calendar should be consulted for definitive information about the rules, regulations, and activities of the University.
This course is funded by the Irish government under the National
Development
Plan 2007-2013 and aided by the European Social Fund (ESF) under the
Human
Capital Investment Operational Programme 2007-2013.