- FISICA APPLICATA
- Insegnamento in inglese
- Applied Physics
- Settore disciplinare
- Corso di studi di riferimento
- DIAGNOSTICA DEI BENI CULTURALI
- Tipo corso di studio
- Laurea Magistrale
- Ripartizione oraria
- Ore Attività frontale: 63.0
- Anno accademico
- Anno di erogazione
- Anno di corso
- Docente responsabile dell'erogazione
- SERRA Antonio
Nozioni di base di fisica e calcolo infinitesimale di norma acquisiti in un istituto secondario di secondo grado.
The applied physics course aims to provide to the student the cognitive and operational tools of the basic physical principles. These are essential for the realization and critical evaluation of the archaeometric measurement methodologies.
The applied physics course aims to provide to the student the cognitive and operational tools of the basic physical principles. These are essential for the realization and critical evaluation of the archaeometric measurement methodologies. In particular, the student at the end of the course will be able
- To identify and describe, through synthetic models, even relatively complex physical phenomena, sources of deterioration and alteration of cultural heritage.
- ability to formulate independent judgments concerning the physical strategies suitable for the planning of a diagnostic intervention.
- ability to effectively communicate the results of its elaboration through the production of technical reports and seminar activities.
- ability to learn on an ongoing basis
- ability to work in a group, also as coordinator.
classroom teaching 9 CFU
The final test is an oral exam that will verify awareness of the student and his/her ability to use the acquired knowledge to solve basic problems about cultural heritage. Marks will be expressed in thirtieths (/30).
The student is evaluated on the basis of his/her knowledge and ability to use such knowledge applied to practical problems. The ability to use the microscope and recognize samples will also be evaluated.
Basics physics. Systems and units of measurement. Hints on the analysis of experimental data: measurement uncertainties. Photon-matter and ion-matter interaction. Photoelectric effect, Compton effect, generation of pairs. Interaction heavy charged particles with matter. X-ray fluorescence analysis techniques (XRF: X-Ray Fluorescence): basic principles, instrumentation and applications. Analysis techniques using ion beams (Ion Beam Analysis): basic principles, notes on particle accelerators. The PIXE technique (Particle Induced X-Ray Emission): basic principles, instrumentation, applications, case studies. The PIGE technique (Particle Induced Gamma-Ray Emission): basic principles, instrumentation, applications, case studies. The RBS (Rutherford Backscattering Spectrometry) technique: basic principles, instrumentation, applications, case studies, multitechnical integrated analysis.
PDF files will be on institutional page of teacher
Secondo Semestre (dal 04/03/2019 al 07/06/2019)
Orale - Voto Finale