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Name : GASSEM MOHAMMAD MUSTAFA ALZOUBI
Rank : Associate Professor/ B
Office : Physics Building Room # 107
Phone : 4940
E-Mail : Gassem@hu.edu.jo
Major : Physics
Research Interests: More
ORCID No.: 150792673
Scopus H-Index: 320
Google H-Index: 409
Clarivate H-Index: 314



Curriculum Vitae

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Strong academic background with a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in physics from Michigan State University (MSU).

Ability to work independently. Experienced educator/researcher with a track record of working in higher education.

Professional in nanostructure design, manufacturing, and characterization. Skilled in mathematical modelling and

public speaking

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Research: 

My main academic field of research is Experimental Condensed Matter Physics (CMP). Within this general field,

I specialize in fabrication and characterization of nanomaterials and nanostructures. My graduate studies at

Michigan State University (MSU) focused on thin films, nanowires, and carbon nanotubes. Over the last decade,

my research in Jordan has been centered on magnetic nanoparticles. The majority of my published work on

Google Scholar is focused on magnetic nanoparticles.

                                                                     

 

Research Profiles: Google Scholar, Clarivate, Scopus                       Nanoparticles Lab @ HU

Publications

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Teaching:  

General Physics I Syllabus  (Phys 101) 

General Physics II Syllabus  (Phys 102)

General Medical Physics Syllabus (Phys 109)

Mathematical Physics I (Phys 281) 

Mathematical Physics II (Phys 282)

Classical Electrodynamics I Syllabus  (Phys 331)

Classical Electrodynamics II Syllabus  (Phys 332)

Quantum Mechanics I Syllabus  (Phys 362)

Quantum Mechanics II Syllabus  (Phys 364)

Physics of Materials and Heat Syllabus (Phys 141)

Thermodynamics Syllabus (Phys 341)

Statistical Mechanics Syllabus (Phys 442)

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Phys 771 Graduate Condensed Matter Physics (Spring 2024/2025)                

Phys 771 syllabus

 

Textbook: Michael P Marder, Condensed Matter Physics, 2nd  edition. John Wiley & sons 2015     

 

Lecture notes     Homeworks        Solutions

Chapter 1                     HW # 1                 Solution

Chapter 2                     HW # 2                 Solution

Chapter 3                     HW # 3                 Solution

Chapter 6                     HW # 4                 Solution

Chapter 7                     HW # 5                 Solution

Chapter 8                     HW # 6                 Solution

Chater 11                     HW # 7                 Solution

Chapter 13                   HW # 8                 Solution

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Mathematical Physics I  (Phys 281) and II (Phys 282)                

Phys 281 syllabus

Phys 282 syllabus             

 

Homeworks solutions 

Phys 281                        Phys 282

HW # 1                                     HW # 1

HW # 2                                     HW # 2

HW # 3                                     HW # 3

HW # 4                                     HW # 4

HW # 5                                     HW # 5

HW # 6                                     HW # 6

HW # 7                                     HW # 7

HW # 8                                     HW # 8

HW # 9                                     HW # 9

HW # 10                                   HW # 10

 

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Electrodynamics I  (Phys 331) and II (Phys 332)                

Phys 331 syllabus

Phys 332 syllabus             

 

Homeworks solutions 

Phys 331                        Phys 332

HW # 1                                     HW # 10

HW # 2                                     HW # 11

HW # 3                                     HW # 12

HW # 4                                     HW # 13

HW # 5                                     HW # 14

HW # 6                                     HW # 15

HW # 7                                     HW # 16

HW # 8                                     

HW # 9                                     

 

Example 5.2                                         

Summary of boundary conditions of E and B

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Phys 741 Graduate Statistical Mechanics ( Fall 2017/18 )

Syllabus            Special Integrals, Functions, and Series Sheet                                        

 

Homeworks and solutions  :

                                                             

 HW # 1                   Solution

 HW # 2                   Solution

 HW # 3                   Solution

 HW # 4                   Solution

 HW # 5                   Solution

 HW # 6                   Solution 

 HW # 7                   Solution

 HW # 8                   Solution                    

 

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Phys 761 Graduate Quantum Mechanics ( Fall 2016/17 )

Syllabus

Lecture notes ( handwritten ):                                             

  • Three dimensional motion                                     

 - 3D motion in spherical coordinates

- The free particle in spherical coordinates

-  The 3D spherical square well

- The 3D isotropic harmonic oscillator 

- The Hydrogen atom

  •  Angular momentum and rotation 

- Infinitesimal and finite rotation in QM

- Algebra of angular momentum

- Spin 1/2 Pauli theory

- Addition of angular momenta and Clebseh-Gordan coefficients 

- Coupling of orbital and spin angular momenta

  • Scattering              

- Scattering cross section and scattering amplitude

- Potential scattering and Born approximation

- Partial waves analysis

  • Stationary perturbation (time independent perturbations)

               -  Degenerate and non-degenerate perturbations

               -  The Stark effect

               -  The fine structure ( relativistic and spin-orbit corrections)

               -  Anomalous Zeeman Effect

               -  The variational method

               -  The WKB method (if time permits !!)

  • Time dependent perturbation theory   

( includes: transition probability, sudden perturbation, adiabatic perturbation, harmonic perturbation,

and Fermi's Golden rule)

 

Homeworks and Solutions 

HW # 1            Solution

HW # 2            Solution                              

HW # 3            Solution                                  

HW # 4            Solution                               

HW # 5            Solution                           

HW # 6            Solution

HW # 7            Solution

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