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Episodes


L0.2 Introduction to Nuclear and Particle Physics: Course Organization

L3.3 Feynman Calculus: Toy Theory

L3.2 Feynman Calculus: Fermi's Golden Rule

L6.1 Weak Interactions: Feynman Rules

L5.5 QCD: Asymptotic Freedom

L4.10 QED: Noether's Theorem

L8.1 Neutrino Physics: In the Standard Model

L4.2 QED: Dirac Equation Solutions

L9.1 Nuclear Physics: Introduction

L7.1 Higgs Physics: Higgs Mechanism

L8.2 Neutrino Physics: Mass

L10.2 Instrumentation: Tracking Detectors

L10.4 Instrumentation: Accelerators

L9.7 Nuclear Physics: Fission

L3.5 Feynman Calculus: Divergency

L9.6 Nuclear Physics: Gamma Decay

L0.4 Introduction to Nuclear and Particle Physics: Literature

L4.9 QED: Renormalization and Higher-Order QED Diagrams

L5.2 QCD: Elastic Electron-Positron Scattering
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