Department of Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics
| Address: | Kotlářská 267/2, 611 37 Brno, Pavilion 06 |
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Teaching
Courses taught
Spring 2004 at Faculty of Science
Autumn 2003 at Faculty of Science
- Bachelor work 1
- Basic mathematical methods in Physics 1
- Basic numerical methods
- Elementary concepts and principles of classical mechanics 1
- Elements of astronomy 1
- Elements of quantum physics - seminar
- Field-theoretical description of many body problem 1
- Functions of complex variable
- General theory of relativity
- Gravitation, black holes and cosmology
- Integration of forms
- Interesting Physics
- Introduction into Physics of Stars
- Introduction to nonlinear dynamics
- Introduction to Quantum Mechanics
- Mathematics 1
- Mechanics and molecular physics (F1030, F1040)
- Modern experimental methods (8c)
- Physics of stelar atmospheres
- Problems from theoretical physics
- Quantum electrodynamics
- Relativity seminar
- Seminar of Institute of Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics
- Seminar on geometrical algebra
- Some basic principles in physical theories 1
- Statistical Physics and Thermodynamics
- Structure and evolution of stars
- The canonical formalism of classical mechanics and field theory
- Theoretical mechanics
Spring 2003 at Faculty of Science
- Advanced numerical methods
- Advanced problems from theoretical physics
- Advanced quantum mechanics
- Analytical functions in quantum physics
- Astronomical observation
- Collective and cooperative phenomena
- Cosmology
- Dynamical theory of diffraction
- Elements of astronomy 2
- Elements of quantum physics - seminar
- Global variational analysis and applications
- Group theory and its application to physical problems
- Optics of charged particles - applications
- Physics of hot stars
- Physics of solar system
- Practical astrophysics 2
- Relativistic astrophysics
- Relativity seminar
- Seminar of Institute of Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics
- Seminar on Astrophysics
- Some basic principles in physical theories 2
- Structure and Evolution of Stars
Autumn 2002 at Faculty of Science
- Advanced Solid State Theory
- Bachelor work 1
- Basic numerical methods
- Computational Physics of Solids: Selected Chapters
- Elementary concepts and principles of classical mechanics 1
- Elements of astronomy 1
- Elements of quantum physics - seminar
- Functions of complex variable
- General astronomy
- General theory of relativity
- Global variational analysis and applications
- Gravitation, black holes and cosmology
- Integration of forms
- Interesting Physics
- Introduction to nonlinear dynamics
- Introduction to Quantum Mechanics
- Optics of charged particles - theory
- Physics of Sun
- Practical astrophysics 1(4d)
- Problems from theoretical physics
- Quantum electrodynamics
- Quantum gravitation
- Relativity seminar
- Seminar of Institute of Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics
- Seminar on Astrophysics
- Statistical Physics and Thermodynamics
- Structure and evolution of stars
- The canonical formalism of classical mechanics and field theory
- Theoretical mechanics
- Variable stars