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 Current announcements are on the [[start|syllabus]] page. Current announcements are on the [[start|syllabus]] page.
-=== 5/23/2014 === +=== 4/16/2019 === 
-Final exam location Weniger 304 - confirmed in SoC+There is a new worksheet on the 4/15 day under "assignments" - you don't need t oturn it in, but it summarizes what we did in class and you should be able to construct it for the molecular orbitals of chain of any number of atoms.
  
-=== 4/30/2014 ===  +=== 4/15/2019 === 
-{{:eqns14.pdf|Equation sheet for midterm}}.  You may add your own equations to this sheet (both sides - one page max).+There will be a make-up class on Tuesday 4/16 at 8am for those of you who will miss Mon 4/15 for the lunch with Dr. Wineland.
  
-=== 4/30/2014 ===  +=== 4/4/2019 === 
-On Wednesday 5/7 and Friday 5/9, JT will be out of town. Daniel Gruss will run a Wien help session, and Prof. Schneider, a band structure expert, will be available to answer questions for the last part of the class. (In Wngr 304 as usual).  Please be sure to have a material chosen, and to have attempted to run a DoS and a band structure.  Daniel and Prof. Schneider will have good ideas about things to calculate, and he knows everything about the computational details.  Take good advantage of this time. I added Andrew Stickel's tutorial to the Wien page (see the table of contents bar on upper right of the Wien 2k page to locate it.+The [[https://physics.oregonstate.edu/dirac-electrons-one-two-and-three-dimensions|physics colloquium on Monday 4/8 at 4pm in Wngr 328]] (right after our class) is of interest.  Prof. Vikram Deshpande of University of Utah will talk about topological insulators, 2D materials and carbon nanotubes.
  
- +=== 3/29/2019 === 
-=== 4/24/2014 ===  +The comprehensive exam for physics graduate students overlaps PH575 class time on Monday 4/1. In the Monday 4/1 class, there will be a review of mathematical concepts used in the class that should not be necessary for the physics grads (though I will repeat the class upon request). Others should attend. The first "official" class is on Wednesday 4/3.  
-Homework 4 is posted here.  Hwk 3 soln on BB +=== 2/28/2019 === 
- +2019 is the [[https://www.iypt2019.org/|International Year of the Periodic Table]], celebrating 150 years since Mendeleev discovered the period system. [[http://www.nisenet.org/events/other/IYPT2019|Explore this amazing scientific achievement]].
-=== 4/3/2014 ===  +
-Office hours are Wednesdays 10-11; Thursdays 1:15-2:15; +
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-=== 3/27/2014 ===  +
-The Physics department comp exam is on Monday 3/31/2014. There WILL be class on the day (there are undergraduates and students from other departments in the class, too) but we will use it to review material with which PH students will be quite familiar. A make-up class will be held Wednesday 2 April at 12-1 in Weniger 377.+

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