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How are Russian Universities for theoretical physics in general? I ask because I might be interested in graduate school there.
The best in Russia in theoretical physics are:Winzer said:How are Russian Universities for theoretical physics in general? I ask because I might be interested in graduate school there.
In fact it is very close to be true. But till now we had our own system of diploma and scientific grades. It worked very well, but unfortunately our reformers try now to cut it to international standards :((((Winzer said:To answer my own question, I have been looking at MIPT [Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology] noted as the "Russian MIT." It looks quite impressive. In a review I read it is said that a masters in Physics at MIPT is equivalent to a PHD in an American university- I don't know how accurate this is, but from other sources I hear it is possible.
http://www.en.rian.ru/science/20080908/116610960.htmlThe group had to publish a special report discussing the possible consequences of their experiment. [PLAIN said:http://img178.imageshack.us/img178/2773/67055660lu8.jpg[/PLAIN]
The collider is a particle accelerator contained in a circular tunnel with a circumference of 27 kilometers (17 miles).
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The Large Hadron Collider is designed to accelerate protons and heavy ions.
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The European laboratory’s experiment is aimed at simulating the conditions that emerged fractions of a microsecond after the Big Bang (the hypothetical primal explosion from which the universe originated).
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If the experiment succeeds, scientists will be able to answer many questions about the creation of the universe that until now have only been discussed theoretically.
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Some scientists believe there is a possibility the experiment could get out of control and spark a chain reaction that could theoretically destroy the planet.
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The most widely voiced concern is that the high-energy particle collisions taking place in the LHC might produce dangerous phenomena, including micro-black holes that could spread to the adjacent matter.
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In response to these concerns, the LHC Safety Study Group concluded in a report that there is “no basis for any conceivable threat.”
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The authors of the report do not rule out the emergence of micro-black holes, but argue that they will only appear for a short period of time and will not pose a threat.
The top Russian universities for theoretical physics graduate programs include the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, St. Petersburg State University, and Novosibirsk State University. These universities have a long history of excellence in theoretical physics research and have produced many renowned physicists.
Yes, Russian universities are highly recognized internationally for their theoretical physics programs. Many Russian universities have partnerships and collaborations with universities in other countries, and their graduates often go on to work at prestigious institutions around the world.
The curriculum for theoretical physics graduate programs in Russian universities is rigorous and focuses on both theoretical and experimental aspects of physics. Students typically take courses in advanced mathematics, quantum mechanics, statistical physics, and other specialized topics. They also have the opportunity to participate in research projects and seminars.
Admission to theoretical physics graduate programs in Russian universities is highly competitive. Applicants are expected to have a strong background in physics, mathematics, and other related subjects. They are also required to pass entrance exams and demonstrate proficiency in the Russian language.
Graduates of Russian theoretical physics programs have a wide range of career opportunities available to them. Many go on to work in academic research positions at universities and institutes, while others pursue careers in industry, government, or international organizations. Some also choose to continue their studies and pursue a PhD in theoretical physics.