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COURSES - 2007
Forms to certify attendance to courses
Within the second year doctoral students of the XXII Cycle should have attended:
• One course from the Second Level Degree in Astronomy or Physics, chosen among the three offered by the didactics commission of the Doctoral School of Astronomy, and complementary to the courses followed in the pre-doctoral curriculum.
• Three modules chosen among the specific basic courses organized by the Doctoral School of Astronomy .
• Three (if the Second Level Degree course gives 6 credits) or 4 (if it gives 5 credits) monographic courses chosen among those offered every year by the Doctoral School of Astronomy. (All monographic courses are in any case strongly recommended).
• All the monographic courses (typically those held by visiting foreign professors) considered mandatory by the School Director, with certification of attendance.
The course mutuated from the second level degrees and the three basic modules imply a test of proficiency (a seminar to be given on the course topic, chosen by the supervisor, is suggested).
Doctoral students are expected to follow all Journal Club seminars (with certified attendance) organized by the Doctoral School once a week, from October till June.
Within the third year, doctoral students must produce certificates of attendance to 4 Doctoral Schools on astrophysical topics (national or international) of the duration of at least one week.
Expenses for the participation to the Schools are sustained by the didactics funds of the Doctoral School of Astronomy, authorized by the Board of Teachers.Basic Courses - 16 hours (2 credits)
- Statistics for Astronomy (Caimmi)
- General Relativity (Tormen)
- Physics of Collapsed Objects(Chiosi)
- Advanced Analytical Mechanics (Secco)
- Radiative Processes(Rafanelli)
- Stellar Atmospheres (Gratton)
- Galaxy Formation (Poggianti)
- Cosmology (Matarrese, mutuated from the Doctoral School in Physics, 20 hours)
- Asteroseismology (Claudi)
Monographic Courses - 10 hours
- Notions of Quantum Optics and High Time Resolution Astrophysical Variability (Barbieri)
- Communication in Science (Benacchio)
- X Sources in External Galaxies, Cataclismic Variables, Novae (Bianchini, Orio)
- Dynamics of early-type galaxies (Cappellari)
- Galaxy Clusters (Ellingson)
- Active Optics Elements (Farinato)
- Planetary Morphology (Galletta)
- Stellar Populations in Galaxies: observed results (Held)
- Stellar Winds, Novae, Explosive Hydrogen Burning (Kato, programma da definire)
- Active Galactic Nuclei: fenomenologia e struttura delle regioni di accrescimento (Marziani)
- planetary Atmospheres (Schneider, 5-6 hours)
- tbd (Stiavelli)
- Structure of the Galaxy (Vallenari, Vazquez)
- Nuclear Properties of Early Type Galaxies (Ferrarese)
Unless specified lectures are held in the "L. Rosino" room at the Department of Astronomy
Nuclear Properties of Early Type Galaxies - lecturer: L. Ferrarese
8 Jan 2007 10:30-12:30
9 Jan 2007 12:30-14:30
10 Jan 2007 10:00-11:30
11 Jan 2007 12:30-14:30
Tutte le lezioni in Aula RosinoDynamical Models of E/S0 Galaxies - lecturer: Michele Cappellari
22 Jan 11:30 - 13:15 aula Rosino
23 Jan 11:30 - 13:15 aula Rosino
24 Jan 11:30 - 13:15 aula Rosino
25 Jan 11:30 - 13:15 aula Rosino
26 Jan 11:30 - 13:15 aula Jappelli, OsservatorioGalaxy Formation - lecturer: Bianca Poggianti
Presentazioni PowerPoint8 Feb 16:00-17:30 sala Jappelli (piano terra dell'osservatorio)
9 Feb 16:30-17:30 "
12 Feb 16:00-17:30 aula Rosino (dipartimento)
13 Feb 16:00-17:30 "
14 Feb 16:00-17:30 sala Jappelli (piano terra dell'osservatorio)
15 Feb 15:30-17:30 aula Rosino (dipartimento)
16 Feb 16:00-17:00 "Galaxy Clusters as a Probe to Cosmology - lecturer: Erica Ellingson
Tue. 6/03 at 9:30 - 11:30 Aula Rosino
Wed. 7/03 at 9:30 - 11:30 "
Tue. 27/03 at 9:30 - 11:30 "
Wed. 28/03 at 9:30 - 11:30 "
Thu. 29/03 at 9:30 - 11:30 sala Jappelli (Osservatorio)|top|
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