PHGN-480 Fall-2012
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Revision as of 23:04, 5 September 2012
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Course Information
Professor: Dr. Charles Durfee
Office: Meyer Hall 330
Meeting Times:
class: M W 11:00-11:50 AM Meyer Hall 357
lab: Th 9-11:50, Meyer Hall 270
Announcements
25 August 2012: Homework 1 is posted below. Also available is a pdf of the lab.
21 August 2012: Welcome to Laser Physics!
Office hours
Times - TBA
TA: Alyssa Allende-Motz (aallende@mymail.mines.edu)
TA hours: M3-5, F1:15-3:15
Look for us either in our offices or in the advanced lab on the second floor.
Course Material
Syllabus and Reading List
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Homework Assignments and Midterm:
Grading policy:
We are aiming for a 1 week turn around on grading homework. At the time we give them back to you, solutions will be available in printed form in a binder that I'll keep, but you can make a copy. Turn in howework on time for full credit. If you turn it in within a week late, we take off 20%. Once the solutions are available and others have theirs graded, then it's too late. If there are extenuating circumtances, please let me know.
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Lab exercises:
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Final project
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Take-home midterm
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Lecture Notes
While these notes are primarily to help me give my lectures, I'm posting them to help you fill in things you may have missed in class or to show the details of calculations we don't have time to work through. If you have any constructive input on how to make these more useful to read, let me know.
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Mathematica Demos
These aren't actually pdf's. Do a "save link as" to save these to your computer, then open with Mathematica.
