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Darmstadt, Techn. Univ., Diss., 2008

The research report contains all activities of the institute of physics of 2011. 2011 was another successful year for the Institut für Physik both in teaching and research. In this year, the first students finished the new bachelor course in physics and started their master studies. Most of them obtained very good results in the exams and B.A. thesis research, demonstrating that during adaption of the new system of academic degrees the high level of the internationally renown Diplomphysiker course could be maintained. Also, the students in our bachelor courses computational science as well as sensors and cognitive psychology made very good success. The latter, truly innovative course - which is unique in Germany - was very well received. The first students finished their second year.

The Physics Institutes of Universität Leipzig present their joint report 2002. In the following, brief articles about the scientific activities and results are compiled. Key achievements in the Institutes for Experimental Physics were obtained in the fields of cell analysis with optical stretchers, laser-stimulated growth of nerve cells, pulsed field gradient NMR, confinement-induced relaxation processes in polymers, ion-beam nano-probes, acoustic microscopy, far-infrared magneto-ellipsometry, and preparation of high-quality epitaxial ZnO layers and nanowires. Highlights in the research of the Institute for Theoretical Physics were the study of non-commutative geometry (mathematical and physical aspects), critical behaviour of non-equilibrium phase transitions, Monte Carlo studies of a large variety of systems and the renormalization group flow of low dimensional systems. We invite you to look for further details in the report.

We welcome you to read about the progress of research at the three Institutes of Physics of Universität Leipzig in our joint report covering 2005.

The 2015 Report of the Physics Institutes of the Universität Leipzig presents an interesting overview of our research activities in the past year. It is also testimony of our scientific interaction with colleagues and partners worldwide.

The Institute for Experimental Physics II of Universität Leipzig welcomes you to read its activity report 2001. In the following some statistics about the structure of the institute, the people involved, and the teaching activities are summarized. The core of the report is built by the scientific activity reports - arranged according to the groups making up the institute: solid-state optics and acoustics, semiconductor physics, nuclear solid-state physics, physics of dielectric solids, superconductivity and magnetism.

In this report the Institutes of Physics of the Universität Leipzig present their scientific activities and major achievements in the year 2003.

The three Institutes of Physics of Universität Leipzig present their joint research report covering the year 2004. It documents the scientific progress made in various fields. The year has brought intensified collaboration within and between the Physics Institutes and with the outside world.

In the following report we present our internal structure and document our scientific progress, sorted by the work groups. Many challenging scientific questions are worked on jointly by several groups, in cooperation with the local research institutes of Max-Planck-Gesellschaft and Leibniz-Gemeinschaft and of course with many colleagues worldwide. In the brief reports also the various sources of external funding, vital to our success, are gratefully acknowledged.