Core Courses
Fundamental Properties of Plasmas
Atomic Physics I
Radiation Physics
Fluid Dynamics
Elements of Non-Equilibrium Statistical Physics
Magnetohydrodynamics – Waves in Plasmas
Study of Thermal Plasmas
Magnetic Confinement of Fusion Plasmas
Study of Cold Non-Equilibrium Plasmas
Laser–Matter Interaction
Advanced Topics
Due to its numerous technological applications, plasma and radiation physics enable the development of several modern industries in the following fields :
Fundamental research in physics and radiation instrumentation.
Lighting and plasma display screens.
Destruction of organic waste and sterilization.
Atmospheric depollution and reduction of greenhouse gases.
Production of acetylene and ethylene from heavy hydrocarbons.
In microelectronics, surface treatment, and photovoltaic cell manufacturing, plasma plays a significant role.
In metallurgy (welding, cutting, and melting of materials).
High-voltage switching devices and circuit breakers.
Laser physics.
Thermonuclear fusion plasma.