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Explain conservation of Baryon Number. Comment on the stability of proton.

CSE 2011Paper II10 markscse-2011-subject-07-006

A star converts all its hydrogen to helium, achieving 100% helium. It then converts the helium to carbon via the reaction {}^{4}_{2}\mathrm{He}+{}^{4}_{2}\mathrm{He}+{}^{4}_{2}\mathrm{He}\rightarrow{}^{12}_{6}\mathrm{C}+7\cdot27\mathrm{MeV} The mass of the star is 5.0\times10^{32}\,\mathrm{kg} and it generates energy at the rate of 5\times10^{30}\,\mathrm{W}. How long will it take to convert all Helium to carbon at this rate?

CSE 2010Paper II10 markscse-2010-subject-07-002

What are magic numbers? Discuss shell structure of a nucleus. How is this model able to explain various properties of nuclei? Discuss the limitations of this model.

CSE 2010Paper II25 markscse-2010-subject-07-003

Predict from the single particle shell model the shell configuration, ground state spin and parity for the following nuclei: {}^{13}_{7}\mathrm{N};\ {}^{17}_{8}\mathrm{O}

CSE 2010Paper II10 markscse-2010-subject-07-004

Explain parity violation in \beta-decay. Describe how parity violation was experimentally detected in the decay of {}^{60}\mathrm{Co}.

CSE 2010Paper II25 markscse-2010-subject-07-005

Calculate the packing fraction and the binding energy per nucleon for {}^{16}_{8}\mathrm{O} and {}^{87}_{38}\mathrm{Sr} nuclei.

CSE 2010Paper II10 markscse-2010-subject-07-001

Identify all the spin-half particles in the following list : Antineutron, Antiproton, Muon, Muon Neutrino, Neutral Kaon, Neutral Sigma, Neutral Xi, Neutron, Photon, Positive Pion, Positron, Proton, u-quark.

CSE 2009Paper II10 markscse-2009-subject-07-004

Write down the Yukawa potential and derive an expression for the mass of \pi-meson in terms of range of nuclear force. What part of the Nucleon – Nucleon interaction is explained by this potential ?

CSE 2009Paper II10 markscse-2009-subject-07-001

What are the field quanta of weak and electromagnetic interactions ? Show that weak interaction is a short range force while electromagnetic interaction is a long range one.

CSE 2009Paper II10 markscse-2009-subject-07-005

At what energies, do we anticipate the unification of strong and electroweak interactions ? What will happen to coupling constants of these interactions in this situation ? How does unification indicate the decay of proton and existence of leptoquark ?

CSE 2009Paper II20 markscse-2009-subject-07-006

Compare the methods of electron scattering and neutron scattering experiments to obtain information about nuclear size.

CSE 2009Paper II20 markscse-2009-subject-07-003

What is the simplest two-nucleon bound system ? How does its study help in obtaining information about nuclear forces ? Indicate clearly how the non-central forces can be explained by the observed magnetic moment of this system.

CSE 2009Paper II20 markscse-2009-subject-07-002

Explain why the decay process n \rightarrow p + e + \bar{\nu} is observed but the decay p \rightarrow n + e^+ + \nu is not observed.

CSE 2008Paper II10 markscse-2008-subject-07-002

Explain lepton number conservation and why it is necessary to distinguish between different types of neutrinos ?

CSE 2008Paper II20 markscse-2008-subject-07-007

Give the hypercharge and isospin of the quarks and antiquarks. What are the quark contents of the mesons: \pi^+, \pi^\circ, \pi^-, K^+, K^\circ, K^- \text{ and } \eta ?

CSE 2008Paper II20 markscse-2008-subject-07-006

What is \beta-decay ? Give three examples of \beta-decay of nuclei. Explain how neutrino hypothesis helped in explaining conservation of energy-momentum and angular momentum. What is Kurie plot ? How can one use Kurie plot to set limits on mass of the neutrino ?

CSE 2008Paper II20 markscse-2008-subject-07-005

What is nuclear isomerism ? Give two examples and explain how this can be understood from single particle shell model.

CSE 2008Paper II10 markscse-2008-subject-07-004

Which of the following \alpha decay processes is expected to have a large Q value ? {}_{84}^{211}\text{Po}_0 \rightarrow {}_{82}^{207}\text{Po}_0 + \alpha {}_{84}^{212}\text{Po}_0 \rightarrow {}_{82}^{208}\text{Po}_0 + \alpha Which of these processes will have a longer lifetime ? Explain your answer briefly.

CSE 2008Paper II10 markscse-2008-subject-07-003

In the Lorentz model for dispersion, the uniform dielectric medium is assumed to be a collection of oscillators with number density N, natural frequency \omega_0 and decay constant \gamma. Find the complex susceptibility \chi of such a medium. In the frequency dependence of the real part of \chi identify the regions of normal and anomalous dispersion.

CSE 2008Paper II20 markscse-2008-subject-07-001

Write down the Bethe-Weizsacker semi-empirical mass formula for a nucleus. Explain the significance of each term occurring in it. Discuss the stability of a nucleus against \beta-decay. What is the effect of pairing term on stability?

CSE 2007Paper II40 markscse-2007-subject-07-002

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