P641 Elementary Particles II
Spring Semester, 2000
Department of Physics, Indiana University

Taught by: Steven Gottlieb
Meets: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 1:25 p.m. to 3:20 p.m. in Swain West 103. Well, we don't actually meet for 6 hours per week, but we have the classroom reserved for that time. In practice, we will meet for two 75 minute classes on most weeks. Usually, these classes will be on Monday and Wednesday.

This course is the second semester of a two semester sequence in Elementary Particle physics. You may examine the PostScript syllabus for the course by clicking on the hyperlink.

You may examine the web page for the first semester by clicking on the hyperlink.

Material Relating to Lectures Will Appear Here

Notes on Abelian gauge invariance, Non-Abelian gauge invariance, symmetry breaking and the Higgs Mechanism (PostScript)

Notes on gauge theory. Probably covered last semester, but may be useful for HW 1. (PostScript)

Here are the beginning chapters of the notes that I have used in class Chapter 1: Some Basic Ideas Chapter 2: Discovery of Elementary Particles

Notes on the Standard Model of particle physics (PostScript)

Proceedings of DPF99 Here you will find the proceedings of the most recent meeting of the Division of Particles and Fields of the American Physical Society.

Transparencies from DPF99 Here you can find copies of transparencies presented in both parallel and plenary sessions.

Los Alamos Preprint Archive

SLAC's Spires system