Course Lecturer - Physics - PHYS 559 Advanced Statistical Mechanics

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Course:              PHYS 559

Title:                  Advanced Statistical Mechanics

Term:                 Winter 2027

Schedule:         Monday-Wednesday-Friday 11:35 am-12:25pm

Credits:            3

Teaching Qualification Requirements:
PHYS 559 is an advanced course in statistical mechanics, covering topics such as scattering and structure factors; review of thermodynamics and statistical mechanics; correlation functions (static); mean field theory; critical phenomena; broken symmetry; fluctuations, roughening.

Applicants should have: Expertise in content area of the course. Previous experience as an instructor or teaching assistant at the university-level.

Education: Ph.D. in Physics

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Hiring Unit:

Physics

Course Title:

Advanced Statistical Mechanics.

Subject Code:

PHYS 559 001

Location:

Schedule:

MWF 11:35-12:25

Deadline to Apply:

2026-10-15

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