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Episodes


L1.3 Fermions, Bosons, and Fields: Ranges of Forces

L4.3 QED: Antiparticles

L2.2 Symmetries: Flavor Symmetry

L0.9 Introduction to Nuclear and Particle Physics: Spin

L10.3 Instrumentation: Calorimetry

L4.8 QED: Cross Sections

L5.3 QCD: Feynman Rules in QCD

L9.5 Nuclear Physics: Shell Model

L5.4 QCD: Deep Inelastic Scattering

L0.3 Introduction to Nuclear and Particle Physics: Teaching Staff

L8.6 Neutrino Physics: Mass Scale and Nature

L4.4 QED: Photon

OCW Reaching Out to The World – Livestreamed Event

Building Our Muscle for Democracy with Prof. Ceasar McDowell (S2:E8)

1. Introductory Lecture to 5.310

2. The Ferrocene Lecture

10. Fischer Esterification Part 1

7. Ellen Swallow Richards, Part 3

3. Writing Up the Lab Report
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