Information page for Physics: Scanning Probe Microscopy, FYST42/FAFN30/NAFY004F

Physics: Scanning Probe Microscopy, FYST42/FAFN30/NAFY004F

Welcome to the Canvas information page for the course 

Physics: Scanning Probe Microscopy, 7.5 credits

given by the Department of Physics.

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This course is cancelled from 2024.

Contents​​

The course deals with the exciting field of high-resolution microscopy using scanning probe methods. Today these techniques have found their use in a wide range of research areas - from advanced physics and chemistry with atomic precision to applications in life sciences. The course will encompass both theoretical and practical aspects of handling and possible applications of SPM. The techniques of STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscopy) and AFM (Atomic Force Microscopy) will be given particular attention. 

 

General information

Course literature

Lecture scripts & complementary literature handed out at the lectures.

 

Course responsible 

Jan Knudsen, jan.knudsen@sljus.lu.se

 

Schedule

The latest schedule for the course can be found on the schedule software TimeEdit:

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Entry requirements

SCIENCE FACULTY:

For admission to the course 90 credits in the natural sciences are required. Modern Physics 3, Quantum Physics, 30 credits, or the equivalent is required as well as English B.

LTH:

Assumed prior knowledge: FFFF05 Solid State Physics Links to an external site. or FFFF01 Electronic Materials Links to an external site..

 

Application

LTH:

Apply for the course via Course application at LTH

SCIENCE FACULTY:

You find the application details, course description and prerequisites for the course at Lund University's central web pages.

Please note that you might need to go to the Swedish website to see if the course is open for application. For non-Swedish speakers, please refer to below instructions in order to apply to the course via Antagning.se:
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DOCTORAL STUDIES:

Sign up for the course by contacting course responsible. (Remember that you need to have the course listed in your individual study plan, ISP, to have it counted towards your exam.)

 

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