University "La Sapienza", Roma - Master courses in
"Astronomy and
Astrophysics" and "Particle and Astroparticle Physics"
Lessons: "Particle and Astroparticle Physics" - 2021-22
Prof. Antonio Capone - (6 cfu, 60h of lessons
and exercises)
Lessons will be given in Aula 8 (IV floor), starting
on September 24th:
in Aula 8 on
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Monday from 8:30 to 10:00
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Friday from 12:30 to 14:00
and since November 4th
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Thursday from 14:00 to 16:00
On November 11th and November 18th,
the lessons will be given in Aula 5 (II floor)
Aula 8 and 5 are not equipped for "Remote attending" to the lessons, students are warmly invited to
be present. It will be possible, but is
not granted, to follow the lessons via internet connection using the software
“Google Meet” connecting, as La Sapienza users, to the link:
The lessons, for
6 cfu, will be given during the first term of the
Academic year, for Master students in "Astronomy and Astrophysics" (II
year) and for Master students year in "Physics" (I year).
The course is
organized with 60h of frontal lessons, exercises and
in-depth lessons.
Example of in-depth lessons organized
for the previous Academic Year:
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Prof. Silvia Celli: Acceleration Mechanisms in astrophysical sources (2 hours);
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Prof. Irene Di Palma: Gravitational Waves: what are them,
detection techniques. The discovery and
observation of GW in a multimessenger scenario
(4 hours);
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Prof. Silvia Celli: digging-out events induced by high energy
astrophysical neutrinos in a Neutrino Telescope: analysis techniques. (2
hours);
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Prof. Giuseppe Di Sciascio:
the LHAASO detector for High
Energy (up to > PeV) Gammas and Charged Cosmic
Rays. (2 hours).
Course Learning Objectives. The objective of this course is to
introduce students in the field of astroparticle
physics. At the end of
this Course each student should have reached:
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extensive, and up to date, knowledge of the
problematic in High Energy Cosmic Rays physics;
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extensive, and up to date, knowledge of the
main experiments acting, or under construction, in the field of High Energy
Cosmic Rays Physics;
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knowledge of the open problems in the field
and of the specific scientific vocabulary.
Program of the course (pdf file)
Calendar, issues
discussed during lessons, slides, notes, didactics material, etc.