Lecture

Particle Physics Overview

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Description

This lecture provides general information about the course, including the instructor's details, course material, and feedback procedures. It also outlines the structure of Particle Physics I and II, covering topics such as detectors, accelerators, quantum electrodynamics, and the standard model. The lecture delves into the questions particle physics aims to answer, the need for natural units, and the simplifications brought by using Planck units.

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