Physics: Nuclear Physics

Admission to the course requires general entry requirements, 22.5 credits in physics including knowledge corresponding to: FYSB22 Basic Quantum Mechanics, 7.5 credits (at least followed) FYSB23 Basic statistical Physics and quantum statistics, 7.5 credits (at least followed), and FYSB24 Atomic and Molecular Physics, 7.5 credits (at least followed), and 45 credits in mathematics (maximum one of the courses incomplete, but at least followed), including knowledge corresponding to: MATA21 Analysis in One Variable, 15 credits, MATA22 Linear Algebra 1, 7.5 credits, NUMA01 Computational Programming with Python, 7.5 credits, MATB21 Analysis in Several Variables 1, 7.5 credits and MATB22 Linear Algebra 2, 7.5 credits as well as either 37.5 credits in physics (and if any of the courses FYSB22-24 is completed, a maximum of one of these courses may be incomplete, but at least followed), including knowledge corresponding to: FYSA12 Introduction to University Physics, with Mechanics and Electricity, 15 credits FYSA13 Introduction to University Physics, with Optics, Waves and Quantum Physics, 7.5 credits FYSA14 Introduction to University Physics, with Thermodynamics, Climate and Experimental Methodology, 7.5 credits and FYSB21 Mathematical Methods for Vibrations, Waves and Diffusion, 7.5 credits or an additional 37.5 credits in mathematics (and if all 45 credits of mathematics above are completed, a maximum of one of these courses can be unfinished, but at least followed), including knowledge corresponding to: MATB23 Analysis in Several Variables 2, 7.5 credits and MATB24 Linear Analysis, 7.5 credits. Students who have obtained the corresponding knowledge by other means may also be admitted to the course.

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