Winter Semester 2026/27

Non-Hermitian Photonics
The first lecture will be held on October 15, 2026. For this course, an associated Moodle course has been created. For the password, please send an email to Prof. Dr. Kurt Busch. The link to the...
Theoretische Physik IV: Fortgeschrittene Quantenmechanik
Für dieses Modul wurde ein Moodle-Kurs eingereichtet. Das Passwort zur Einschreibung erhalten Sie via Email von Prof. Dr. Kurt Busch. Den Link zum Moodle-Kurs finden Sie hier, im...

Summer Semester 2026

Computational Photonics
For this course an associated Moodle-course has been created. For the password, please send an email to Prof. Dr. Kurt Busch. The link to the Moodle course is here and you can find the...
Quantum Theory of Fluctuation-induced Phenomena
Structure of the class​​ Fluctuations are omnipresent in both the classical and the quantum world and they are connected with a panoply of phenomena of great importance in different...
Theoretische Physik III: Quantenmechanik
Für dieses Modul wurde ein Moodle-Kurs eingereichtet. Das Passwort zur Einschreibung erhalten Sie via Email von Prof. Dr. Kurt Busch. Den Link zum Moodle-Kurs finden Sie hier, im...

Winter Semester 2025/26

Fundamentals of Optical Sciences
The first lecture will be held on October 14, 2025. The first exercise class will be held on October 20, 2025. For this course, an associated Moodle course has been created. For the password,...
Laserphysik
Die erste Vorlesung findet am Mittwoch, den 14.10.2025, statt. Für diesen Kurs wurde ein zugehöriger Moodle-Kurs erstellt. Hier ist der Link.
Non-Hermitian Photonics
The first lecture will be held on October 16, 2025. For this course, an associated Moodle course has been created. For the password, please send an email to Prof. Dr. Kurt Busch. The link to the...

Summer Semester 2025

Computational Photonics
For this course an associated Moodle-course has been created. For the password, please send an email to Prof. Dr. Kurt Busch. The link to the Moodle course is here and you can find the...
Quantum Theory of Fluctuation-induced Phenomena
Structure of the class​​ Fluctuations are omnipresent in both the classical and the quantum world and they are connected with a panoply of phenomena of great importance in different...

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