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V souvislosti s technickým pokrokem dochází v současnosti k rozvoji řady sofistikovaných vědeckých oblastí. Jednou z nich jsou nanotechnologie, vědy o chování, vlastnostech a vytváření struktur s rozměry blížícími se velikosti atomů. K jejich rozvoji dochází zvláště proto, že se očekávají velmi významné aplikace takových struktur v průmyslu všeho druhu, v lékařství, i jinde.

Course: Computer Science 1 (Computer Structure)

Department/Abbreviation: KEF/INF1

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'Doc. Ing. Luděk Bartoněk, Ph.D.'

Annotation:

• Displaying of information in computer systems, digital systems, fixed radix systems, basic codes used in computational technique

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• Displaying of information in computer systems, digital systems, fixed radix systems, basic codes used in computational technique
• Basics of mathematical logics from the viewpoint of creation and logic networks (Boolean algebra, minimizations of normal form, Karnaugh method)
• Basic logic elements and circuits in computational technique (combinational and sequential flip-flop circuits, decoders, registers, counters)
• Basic arithmetical and logic binary operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division in computer systems), function of computer controller
• General principle of function of computer (line buses, memories, microprocessor, coprocessor, graphical adapter, keyboard, standard input/output interface, BIOS setup)
• Analog-to-digital (AD) and digital-to-analog (DC) converters as peripheral devices of computers (parallel, with sequential approximation, with double saw progression and integrating circuit)
• Security of information in computational systems, parity, importance of codes, safety (Hamming) codes
• Operational systems, architecture of microcomputer, interpretation of basic terms
• MS-DOS operational system, structure and organization of data on disc media, interpretation of individual functions
• Work with commands of MS-DOS operation system in creation of command files (ECHO, PAUSE, REM, IF, FOR, SHIFT, CALL), creation of batch file and its execution
• Multiple configuration of the system of personal computer, configuration command, possibility of use, cache memories
• Upgrades of MS-DOS operational system - WNC, diagnostics
• Introduction to basics of work with 32-bite MICROSOFT WINDOWS operational system
• MICROSOFT OFFICE, basics of work with PowerPoint, Word, Excel and Access
• Usage of MICROSOFT NetWare computer network (Explorer, PegasusMail)
• TEX text editor, description, properties (basic editing of the text, work with national environment, orientation according to the manual, PostScript printing)
• Graphical editors, general description, properties, examples of work with development environment for creation of virtual instruments in LabView software programme

Course: Modeling and Simulation

Department/Abbreviation: KEF/MOSI

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'Doc. Ing. Luděk Bartoněk, Ph.D.'

Annotation: The course topics are focused on the methods and tools of modeling and simulation of real and designed continuous and digital systems by means of analog and digital computers.

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The course topics are focused on the methods and tools of modeling and simulation of real and designed continuous and digital systems by means of analog and digital computers.

• Introduction, basic terms and definitions (identification, simulation)
• Experiment (planning, individuality, variability, verification, experimental errors)
• Systems (outputs, inputs, state, state quantities, feedbacks)
• Mathematical model (differentiation, integration, delays)
• Modeling of systems on the computers (abstract and simulation model)
• Basic definitions form theory of systems (element, characteristics, classification, continuity, discreteness)
• Basic principle of analog modeling (analog displaying, basic linear operational elements and units, solving of the simplest differential equations)
• Digital computer (numerical integration, Euler method, accuracy of numerical solution)
• Modeling of stochastic phenomena (methods of generation of stochastic quantities, characteristics)
• Basic definitions and techniques for modeling and simulation of digital systems (diagnostic of logic circuits, modeling of failures)
• Example of computer model of neural network of back-propagation type

Course: Materials Science Basics 2

Department/Abbreviation: SLO/ZNM2

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'RNDr. Petr Schovánek'

Annotation: To gain an overview of technical metal and non-metal materials, their properties and methods of testing. To get some practical information about metallographic specimen preparation.

Course review:
Non-ferrous metals and their alloys (aluminium, copper, gold, titanium, magnesium, tin). Non-metal technical materials. Organic and anorganic materials (plastics, glass, cereamics, composites). Abrasive materials (free abrasives and polish, diamond bounded tools). Mechanical properties of metals and their testing (strength, ductility, toughness, hardness). Statical and dynamical tests. Nanotesting. Non-destructive methods of materials testing. An overview of degradation processes in metal materials (overload fracture, fatigue, creep, corossion, wear, radiation demage). Fractography and metallography basics. Metalograpic specimens preparation. Light microscopy.

Course: Photonic Nanostructures 2

Department/Abbreviation: SLO/BFN2

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'Ing. Jaromír Křepelka, CSc.', 'Doc. RNDr. Jan Peřina, Ph.D.'

Annotation: The aim is to acquire basic knowledge about nonlinear (parametric) processes and their application for a design of photonic structures, especially nonlinear layered structures understanding their quantum statistical effects.

Course review:

• Nonlinear polarization and description of nonlinear parametric processes, the second harmonics and subharmonics, Raman and Brillouin scattering
• Various types of photonic nanostructures, nonlinear effects connected with surface states
• Methods of description of nonlinear phenomena in the structures with significantly localized optical field, classical and quantum description
• Spontaneous descending frequency conversion in nonlinear layered periodically-pole and waveguide structures, generation of photon pairs, quantum linkage of photon pairs, selected application of photon pairs
• Statistical properties of light, generation of squeezed light in modern photonic structures, eigenmodes with regard to squeezing of quantum fluctuations, distributed feedback and conditions for maximum enhancement of nonlinear interaction
• Photopulse statistics in spontaneous and stimulated descending frequency conversion

Course: Laser technologies in practice 2

Department/Abbreviation: SLO/LTP2

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'RNDr. Hana Chmelíčková'

Annotation: To inform students about laser role as the material processing tool by means both teoretical lectures and practic experiments in laser laboratory.

Course review:
1.Clasification of laser technologies: cutting, drilling, welding and surface treatment, processing parameters overview, suitable laser types 2.Temperature fields modeling in treated materials 3.Industrial laser system construction and its regulation, KLS 264-102 working parameters 4.Laser cutting 5.Laser welding 6.Laser surface treatment 7.Treated samples displaying (metalographic analyze,surface roughness measurement) 8.Laser industrial system safety precautions

Course: Solid State Physics

Department/Abbreviation: SLO/PL

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'Doc. RNDr. Jan Peřina, Ph.D.'

Annotation: Brief introduction to solid state physics. Starting point is the description of the geometry of different crystals. Regular arrangement permits to use energy band model and elementary excitations as phonons, plazmons or excitons.

Course review:
1. Spatial configuration of a crystal, crystal lattice, primitive cell. 2. Crystal diffraction, reciprocal lattice, Bragg diffraction law, Brillouin zone. 3. Crystal bonding, ionic crystals, covalent crystals, metals, crystals of inert gases. 4. Lattice vibrations, acoustical, optical phonons, dispersion relations, thermal properties. 5. Metals, Fermi gas of free electrons, thermal and electrical properties. 6. Energy bands, Bloch theorem, Bloch functions, central equation. 7. Semiconductors, dispersion relations of real materials (Si, Ge, GaAs). 8. Fermi surfaces in metals, nearly free electron approximation, tight binding method. 9. Quasiparticles, plasmons, polaritons, excitons. 10. Advanced topics, superconductivity, electric and magnetic properties.

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Course: Introduction into Exp. High En. Physics

Department/Abbreviation: SLO/EFVE

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'Doc. Jan Řídký, CSc.'

Annotation:

• Introduction to standard model of elementary particles
• Types of experiments in the physics of elementary particles
• Detection methods
• Types of detection measuring devices
• Evaluation of the measurement: elements from the probability calculus, Monte Carlo method
• Present applications in the world

Course review:
1. "Bricks and mortar, our world is built from":

• Fundamental discoverier (electron, nucleus, neutron, positron, muon,).
• Paricle classification.
• Contemporary state of our knowledge - basic pebbles of matter and their interactions.
• Partons, deeply non-elastic scattering.
• Standard model.
• So far un-answered questions.

• Passage of charged particles throug the medium in dependence of their energy.
• Losses due to ionisation, radiation, Čerenkov radiation, transient radiation, multiple scattering.
• Electromagnetic and hadron cascades (showers).

• Particle detection methods, selected types of detectors: scintillators, Čerenkov detectors, track detectors, calorimeters.

• Principles of accelerating, utilized devices, linear and circular accelerators, fixed target and counter propagating beams.

• Experiments on LEP and Tevatron, the most important results.

Course: Virtual Instrumentation in Nucl. Physics

Department/Abbreviation: KEF/VIJF

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'RNDr. Jiří Pechoušek, Ph.D.'

Annotation: During lessons, students will reach knowledge about the principles of digital signal processing in nuclear physics experiments. Practically will be demonstrated methods of analyzing the signals from detectors, recently used in the research.

Course review:
1. Principles of the virtual instrumentation - usage of the LabVIEW, high-performance DAQ systems application, developing of the real-time systems with RTOS (PXI, CompactRIO, FPGA). 2. Synchronization and triggering techniques - signal processing synchronization and signal generation, analog and digital trigger types, how to start measurements. 3. Detector signal processing - types of the detectors (basic characteristics, output signals), digital signal processing, DSP techniques for acquiring/shaping/analysis of impulses, spectrometer dead-time optimization. 4. Amplitude and time signal analysis - how to measure SCA and MCA spectra, methods for impulses pile-up rejection and correction, measurement of the photon/particle time-of-flight (TOF). 5. Design of the Mössbauer spectrometer in VI - principles of the DAQ in MS, synchronization for generation of the source velocity signal and detector signal analysis, data accumulation, physical principles of the Mossbauer effect. 6. Coincidence methods - principles of the coincidence/anticoincidence measurements systems, DSP techniques for TOF determination, how to measure lifetime of the excited nuclear states, design of the time differential Mössbauer spectrometer (TDMS). 7. Distributed nuclear experiments - VI the world experiments.

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Course: Proseminar in Mathemat. for Physicists 1

Department/Abbreviation: SLO/SMF1

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'RNDr. Pavel Horváth, Ph.D.'

Annotation: Acquire the basic knowledge of mathematical analysis focused on physics applications.

Course review:
1. Mathematical logic, Mathematical language. 2. Sets, functions. 3. Real numbers. 4. Complex numbers. 5. Combinatorics and fundamentals of statistics. 6. Sequences, limits of sequences, infinite series. 7. Functions - real functions of a single real variable: The basic notions and properties of functions. 8. Elementary functions: Power, exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric and cyclometric functions. 9. Limit and continuity of a function. 10. Fundamentals of differential calculus: Derivative and its geometrical and physical meanings, differential, determination of functions properties. 11. Use of the software MATHEMATICA for selected themes - exercises.