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Research |
The hit Department
of Sciences has an active
research programme in Pure and Applied Mathematics, as well as in
Mathematical, Theoretical and Experimental Physics, and Materials
Science.
The Mathematics
Section includes experts in
Complex Analysis, Catastrophe Theory, Differential Equations,
Dynamical Systems and
Automatic and Optimal Control
therein, Functional Analysis,
Mathematical Modelling for Industry, Medicine and Ecology,
Mathematical Physics, Signal Image Processing, and Theory of Stochastic Processes.
The Physics Section
conducts theoretical research in Chemical and Condensed Matter Physics, Material Science, Nonlinear Optics and
Spectroscopy, Plasma Physics, Statistical Mechanics, and High
Temperature Superconductivity. Experimental research programme
is run in Laboratories for Superconductivity, Modern Materials,
Electron and Atomic Force Microscopy, Plasma Physics, and Tribology. There are regular
departmental colloquia and seminars, some of which
are joint with other hit units. The faculty has ongoing
collaborations with academic institutions and universities
in both Israel and abroad.
Please
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Research
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Teaching |
The hit Department of
Sciences offers a whole spectrum of courses in mathematics
and physics for about 2,500 undergraduate students who study
towards BSc degrees in Electrical Engineering, Electronics,
Communication Engineering, and Technology Management, and BA in
Computer Sciences. In each of these specialisations, our students are
taught with courses specially tailored to their interests and
employment aspirations dictated by needs of the nation's
high-technology sector. This allows hit graduates to
successfully cope with today's engineering problems and be ready
to face future challenges. A particular emphasis is placed on
advancing modern communication Internet tools in the teaching
process.
Please
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Courses
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