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The syllabus
Introduction
Fundamental basics of nuclear science
- Introduction to radiochemistry and nuclear chemistry
- History of nuclear science
- Nuclei and nuclides
- Nuclides
- How to notate the nuclides
- Quantities and units of mass and energy
- The Nuclidic Mass and the Unified Atomic Mass
- Quantities Characterizing Stability and Instability
- The binding energy of the nucleus
- The mass excess
The nuclear force
- Introduction to the nuclear force
- Classification of particles and forces I.
- Classification of particles and forces II.
- Classification of particles and forces III.
- The color charge
- Nuclear radius and mass denstiy
- Nuclear spin, electric and magnetic properties of nuclei I.
- Nuclear spin, electric and magnetic properties of nuclei II.
- Nuclear spin, electric and magnetic properties of nuclei III.
- The one-nucleon shell model of the nucleus I.
- The one-nucleon shell model of the nucleus II.
- Systematic of stable elements and nuclides
- The Weizsäcker formula and the liquid drop model I.
- The Weizsäcker formula and the liquid drop model II.
The basic concepts of nuclear reactions and radioactive decays
- Types of nuclear reactions
- Reactions induced by neutrons and positive ions
- Reaction cross section systematic
- Characterization of the main decay modes and radiations I.
- Characterization of the main decay modes and radiations II.
- Radioactive decay vs. chemical and nuclear reactions
- Characterization of radioactive samples
- Half-life, mean life, decay schemes
- Radionuclides on Earth
Radioactive decay
- Radioactive decay and the chart of nuclides
- Investigation of the spontaneity of beta and alpha decay I.
- Investigation of the spontaneity of beta and alpha decay II.
- Gamma Decay
- Spontaneous fission
- Exotic and rare decay modes
- The kinetics of the radioactive decay and activation
- Decay following activation
- The aftereffects of the radioactive decay and nuclear reactions I.
- The aftereffects of the radioactive decay and nuclear reactions II.
- Inner Bremsstrahlung, X-Rays and Auger Effect
Interaction of nuclear radiation with matter, nucleosynthetic processes
- Interaction of nuclear radiations with matter
- Dosimetric concepts
- Interactions of alpha radiation
- Interactions of beta radiation I.
- Interactions of beta radiation II.
- Interactions of beta radiation III.
- Interactions of gamma radiation I.
- Interactions of gamma radiation II.
- Interactions of gamma radiation III.
- Interactions of neutrons
- Nucleosynthesis
- Nucleosynthetic processes and related concepts I.
- Nucleosynthetic processes and related concepts II.
- Nucleosynthetic processes and related concepts III.
Detection and measurements techniques
- Track measurements
- Gas counters I.
- Gas counters II.
- Gas counters III.
- Semiconductor detectors I.
- Semiconductor detectors II.
- Scintillation detectors I.
- Scintillation detectors II.
- Electronics for pulse counting: γ-spectrometry
Nuclear energy, Nuclear reactors Nuclear Fuel and Fuel Cycles
- Energy production by nuclear fission
- Neutron moderation
- Nuclear fuel
- Fuel elements
- Nuclear fuel and fuel cycles I.
- Nuclear fuel and fuel cycles II.
- Nuclear fuel and fuel cycles III.
- Reprocessing the used fuel elements
- Type of the nuclear reactors
- Thermal power reactors
- Reactor kinetics
- Radioactive waste
- Reactor safety
- Controlled thermonuclear reactors
- Nuclear explosives
Radionuclides in nature
- Cosmogenic and primordial radionuclides
- Elements in the natural radioactive decay series
- Transuranic elements in nature
- Radium and radon in the environment
- Age determination from radioactive decay I.
- Age determination from radioactive decay II.
Radioanalysis
- Introduction to the radioanalysis
- Neutron Activation Analysis (NAA)
- Activation by other ways
- Unique features of activation analysis
- Isotope Dilution Analysis
- Other analytical applications
Mössbauer spectroscopy
- Introduction to the Mössbauer spectroscopy
- Principles of the method
- The Mössbauer effect
- Overview of hyperfine interactions
- Isomer shift, electric quadrupole splitting
- Hyperfine magnetic field splitting
- Exotic measurable quantities