Program Overview

University Program Information

The university program provides a comprehensive education in various fields, including physics.

Department of Physics

The Department of Physics offers undergraduate and graduate programs in physics, with a focus on theoretical and experimental research. The department is divided into several sections, including:

• Atomic and Molecular Physics
• Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, Astronomy, and Astrophysics
• Physics of Condensed Matter
• Electronics and Computers

Studies

The department offers a range of courses, including:

• Undergraduate Program: The undergraduate program in physics provides a solid foundation in the principles of physics, including mechanics, electromagnetism, and quantum mechanics.
• Graduate Program: The graduate program in physics offers advanced courses and research opportunities in various areas of physics, including atomic and molecular physics, condensed matter physics, and theoretical physics.
• Doctoral Studies: The department also offers doctoral programs in physics, allowing students to pursue advanced research in their area of interest.
• Course Schedule: The department provides a course schedule for undergraduate and graduate students, including courses in atomic and molecular physics, quantum mechanics, and statistical mechanics.

Research and Infrastructure

The department has a range of research facilities and equipment, including:

• Laboratories: The department has several laboratories equipped with state-of-the-art equipment for experimental research in physics.
• Publications: The department publishes research papers and articles in reputable scientific journals, showcasing the research work of faculty members and students.

Student Affairs

The department provides support services for students, including:

• Student Care: The department offers student care services, including academic advising and counseling.
• Scholarships: The department provides scholarships and financial assistance to students based on academic merit and need.
• Internships: The department offers internship opportunities for students to gain practical experience in their field of study.
• Erasmus: The department participates in the Erasmus program, allowing students to study abroad and gain international experience.

Announcements

The department makes announcements about important events, including:

• News: The department publishes news and updates about research breakthroughs, faculty achievements, and student successes.
• Seminars: The department organizes seminars and workshops on various topics in physics, featuring guest speakers and experts in the field.

Atomic and Molecular Physics Course

The Atomic and Molecular Physics course is a compulsory course for undergraduate students in the 6th semester.

Course Information

• Course Code: EEC442N
• Semester: 6th
• Category: Compulsory
• Credit Units: 3
• ECTS Credits: 5

Instructor

The course is taught by:

• Andrikopoulos Konstantinos
• Palilis Leonidas

Recommended Bibliography

The recommended bibliography for the course includes:

• A.M. Fox, Atomic Physics
• S. Trachanas, Quantum Mechanics I
• W. Demtroder, Atoms, Molecules & Photons
• P. Giannouli, Introduction to Molecular Physics
• Y.K. Syrkin and M.E. Dyatkina, Structure of Molecules and the Chemical Bond
• R.G. Parr, Quantum Theory of Molecular Electronic Structure
• G. Herzberg, Spectra of Diatomic Molecules
• R.L. Brooks, The Fundamentals of Atomic and Molecular Physics
• B.H. Bransden and C.J. Joachain, Physics of Atoms and Molecules
• P.W. Atkins, Molecular Quantum Mechanics

Course Description

The course covers topics in atomic and molecular physics, including:

• Atomic Physics: Classical treatment of radiation emission, Schrodinger equation, and the hydrogen atom.
• Molecular Physics: Theory of chemical bonding, molecular orbitals, and molecular spectra.
• Quantum Mechanics: Introduction to quantum mechanics, including wave functions, operators, and eigenvalues.