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[Stefaan Cottenier <Stefaan.Cottenier AT UGent.be>]

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(some might receive this message via multiple lists -- apologies for this 
cross-posting, it will happen at most once a year)

On 15 February 2023, a new edition of http://beta.hyperfinecourse.org/ will 
start. It is a free open online course about the physics of hyperfine 
interactions and experimental methods based thereupon. You can take this 
course self-paced at any time of the year, or - if you start on Feb 15 or 
before - you can take it in sync with students at Ghent University and KU 
Leuven. In the latter case, you can ask questions and get feedback just as 
these students do.

This is a redesigned version of the course that has been offered since 
several years. The content is the same, yet the new version should be more 
user-friendly to navigate and it does not require a (free) registration any 
more.

The course is scheduled for 12 weeks, and requires about 5 hours of work per 
week. Emphasis is on conceptual understanding, less on mathematical 
derivations. The level is advanced bachelor or (early) master. A general 
science background at bachelor level is the expected entry level.

This is the list of topics covered:

the nucleus
the physics framework (classical/quantum)
electric monopole shift
magnetic hyperfine interaction
electric quadrupole interaction
+++
laser spectroscopy
Mössbauer spectroscopy
synchrotron radiation methods
nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR, a.k.a. MRI)
nuclear quadrupole resonance (NQR)
ENDOR (Electron Nuclear DOuble Resonance)
electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR)
low-temperature nuclear orientation (LTNO)
NMR on oriented nuclei (NMR/ON)
perturbed angular correlation spectroscopy (PAC)

Students get every week a set of videos, with associated tasks. Reports are 
submitted 24 hours before the weekly feedback webinar. During this weekly 
webinar, common problems encountered in the tasks are discussed, and 
questions raised by students during the past week are addressed. The webinars 
are livestreamed as well as recorded.

If you want to offer this course as a formal course to students at your 
place, please get in touch and we'll see how this can be organized.

Feel free to have a look at http://beta.hyperfinecourse.org/. Most of the 
material is available without registration, only for participating in 
discussion fora and to submit reports you need a short and free registration.

You receive this one-time email because you are known to be interested in 
hyperfine interactions, or because you have been previously registered as a 
student in this course.

Yours sincerely,
Stefaan Cottenier
Ghent University
Belgium

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--
Stefaan Cottenier
Department of Electrical Energy, Metals, Mechanical Constructions and Systems 
&
Center for Molecular Modeling (CMM)
Ghent University
Tech Lane Ghent Science Park - Campus A
Technologiepark-Zwijnaarde 46
BE-9052 Zwijnaarde
Belgium

check my MOOCs:
http://beta.hyperfinecourse.org/
http://beta.compmatphys.org/

my conference talks on Youtube: https://bit.ly/cottenier
for China: http://i.youku.com/cottenierlectures

http://molmod.ugent.be
http://www.ugent.be/ea/dmse/en
email: stefaan.cottenier AT ugent.be<mailto:stefaan.cottenier AT ugent.be>