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Workshop on surface physics and plasma physics

ВБ 3.11

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2022/2023

3 Semester

3

The discipline forms students' knowledge of surface physics and plasma physics; skills to independently work with literature on a topic set by the teacher, to form and present literature reviews and own scientific results obtained during the completion of diploma theses.

Full-time form

he educational discipline "Seminar on Surface Physics and Plasma Physics" is related to the educational disciplines "Plasma Physics and Plasma Technologies", "Quantum and Semiconductor Electronics", "Surface Physics", "Physics of Condensed Media" which are taught at the Faculty of Radio Physics, Electronics and computer systems in the 4th year of bachelor's and 1st year of master's training.

he educational discipline "Seminar on surface physics and plasma physics" is a necessary component of forming the professional worldview of a specialist in the specialty "Applied physics and nanomaterials". In it, from a single point of view, the competences and knowledge gained during listening to lecture courses on surface physics and plasma physics are deepened and consolidated.

1. Y. Gorbanev, Y. Engelmann, K. van’t Veer, E. Vlasov, C. Ndayirinde, Y. Yi, S. Bals, A. Bogaerts, Al2O3- Supported Transition Metals for Plasma-Catalytic NH3 Synthesis in a DBD Plasma: Metal Activity and Insights into Mechanisms, Catalysts, 11 (2021).-P.19. 2. Subrahmanyam’, T. P. J. Ramesh, A. Karuppasamy, U. K. Barik, K. Jagadeesh Kumar, N. Ravichandra Raju and R. V. Muniswami Naidu Emerging Concepts and Challenges in Nano Metal Oxide Thin Films // Applied Physics in the 21st Century, (Horizons in World Physics, Volume 266) EDIT RAYMOND P. VALENCIA.- (2010) by Nova Science Publishers, Inc.-P.1-62. 3. J. J. Camacho, J. M. L. Poyato, L. Diaz and M. Santos Spectroscopic Analysis of Chemical Species in Carbon Plasmas Induced by High-Power IR CO2 Laser // Applied Physics in the 21st Century, (Horizons in World Physics, Volume 266) EDIT RAYMOND P. VALENCIA.- (2010) by Nova Science Publishers, Inc.- 63 -112 .

During the semester, each student prepares 2 mandatory scientific presentations (the first one is dedicated to the review of literature and modern research methods, the second one is to his own scientific results), the final assessment

- Semester assessment. During the semester, each student prepares 2 mandatory scientific presentations, each of which is evaluated at a maximum of 30 points (25 points – content component, 5 points – report level). - Work in the audience includes questions to the speaker and active participation in discussions and discussions based on the reports. It is estimated at a maximum of 10 points. - Final evaluation (in the form of credit): The assignment consists of 2 theoretical questions. Each question is evaluated from 0 to 15 points

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