j is the symbol for energy in physics.
what is the symbol for energy in physics?
j
particle physics, dealing with the smallest physical systems, is also known as "high energy physics". physics of larger length scales, including the macroscopic scale, is also known as "low energy physics". intuitively, it might seem incorrect to associate "high energy" with the physics of very small, "low" mass-energy systems, like subatomic particles. by comparison, one gram of hydrogen, a macroscopic system, has ~ times the mass-energy of a single proton, a central object of study in high energy physics. even an entire beam of protons circulated in the large hadron collider, a high energy physics experiment, contains ~ protons, each with of energy, for a total beam energy of ~ or ~ 336.4 mj, which is still ~ times lower than the mass-energy of a single gram of hydrogen. yet, the macroscopic realm is "low energy physics", while that of quantum particles is "high energy physics".
macroscopic scale
section::::research areas.









































bullet::::- harmonic physics









































bullet::::- experimental high energy physics (data analysis)









































bullet::::- parallel processing and high performance computation









































bullet::::- medical physics (modeling and simulation)









































bullet::::- computational analysis of physical properties of solids









































bullet::::- phenomenology of weak decay and cp violation









































bullet::::- neutrino physics









































bullet::::- meson-meson physics









































bullet::::- physics education









































bullet::::- quantum physics









































bullet::::- electromagnetism









































bullet::::- scientific computation









































bullet::::- solid state physics









































bullet::::- thermal physics









































bullet::::- high-energy nuclear physics









































bullet::::- nuclear physics









































bullet::::- particle physics, string theory









































bullet::::- computational physics









































section::::academic programs.
centre for high energy physics