Faculty Member

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Dr. Mohammad Rafi Alam
  • Qualification

    Ph.D

  • Designation

    Assistant Professor

  • Thrust Area

    Hadron Physics

  • Address

    Department of Physics, AMU

  • Mobile

    9319044505

  • Email

    rafi.alam.amu@gmail.com, mrafialam.ph@amu.ac.in

  • Time Table

    Time Table2026-Autumn

Complete CV

My research interests are in the area of theoretical nuclear and particle physics. The study of hadron structure with electromagnetic and weak probes through inclusive and exclusive(semi-inclusive) scattering experiments plays an important role. While the hadrons' vector nature can be determined through electromagnetic interactions, the axial-vector nature can be determined only through weak interactions. The neutrino-induced interactions are one of the prime sources of understanding the weak interactions. Currently, our work is focused on understanding the axial nature of hadrons. The neutrino-induced interactions on nucleon can broadly be categorized as a)quasielastic, b)inelastic, and c)deep-inelastic scattering. Further, the presence of complex nuclear sources and the effects due to the nuclear potential and multiple rescattering within the nucleus must be incorporated.

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