Seminar on Experiments in High Magnetic Fields
Seminar zu Experimenten in Hohen Magnetfeldern

Course 0000003214 in SS 2016

General Data

Course Type Seminar
Semester Weekly Hours 2 SWS
Organisational Unit Physics of Functional Layers
Lecturers Marc Wilde
Responsible/Coordination: Christian Pfleiderer
Dates Wednesday, 15:30–17:00

Assignment to Modules

Further Information

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Equivalent Courses (e. g. in other semesters)

SemesterTitleLecturersDates
WS 2016/7 Seminar on Low Temperature Physics Wilde, M.
Responsible/Coordination: Klappenberger, F. 		Thursday, 15:15–17:00
WS 2015/6 Seminar on Low Temperature Physics Wilde, M.
Responsible/Coordination: Pfleiderer, C. 		Thursday, 15:15–17:00
SS 2015 Seminar on Experiments in High Magnetic Fields Wilde, M.
Responsible/Coordination: Pfleiderer, C. 		Thursday, 15:30–17:00
WS 2014/5 Seminar on Low Temperature Physics Grundler, D. Wilde, M.
SS 2014 Seminar on Experiments in High Magnetic Fields Grundler, D. Wilde, M.
WS 2013/4 Seminar on Low Temperature Physics Grundler, D. Wilde, M.
SS 2013 Seminar on Low temperature Physics Grundler, D. Wilde, M.
WS 2012/3 Seminar on Low Temperature Physics Grundler, D. Wilde, M.
SS 2012 Seminar on Experiments in High Magnetic Fields Grundler, D. Wilde, M.
WS 2011/2 Seminar on Low Temperature Physics Grundler, D. Wilde, M.

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