Individual course details
Study programme Theoretical end experimental physics
Chosen research area (module)  
Nature and level of studies Master Studies
Name of the course Physics of Dielectric
Professor (lectures) Jablan Dojčilović
Professor/associate (examples/practical) Slavica Maletić
Professor/associate (additional)  
ECTS 10 Status (required/elective) elective
Access requirements  
Aims of the course Teaching students to apply and devalop scientific knowledge of physics of linear dielectics
Learning outcomes Understanding phenomena regarding crystal and amorphous systems. Learning experimental techniques needed for individual research work.
Contents of the course
Lectures Classification  of dielectrics. Elastic and thermal mechanisms of polarization. The relation  between  dielectric permittivity and polarizability. Born and Kirkwood  model. Onzager - theory. A complex dielectric permittivity and dipole correlation function. Dielectric losses. Models of relaxation processes ( Debye model). Non-exponential  relaxation process. Kramers - Kronig relations.  The fractal nature of the dielectric response. Applications. Classification of the nonlinear dielectrics. Experimental Techniques. Examples and applications.
Examples/ practical classes  
Recommended books
1 J.Dojcilovic, Physics of dielectrics, Faculty of Physics, 2007, (in press)
2 R.Blinc, B. Sheksh, Ferroelectrics and Anti Ferroelectrics
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Number of classes (weekly)
Lectures Examples&practicals   Student project Additional
         
Teaching and learning methods Lectures, Practicals exercises, home works, seminars.
Assessment (maximal 100)
assesed coursework mark examination mark
coursework 10 written examination  
practicals   oral examination 40
papers 20    
presentations 30