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A thin converging lens and a thin diverging lens are placed coaxially at a distance of 5 cm. If the focal length of each lens is 10 cm, find for the combination (i) the focal length, (ii) the power, (iii) the positions of the principal points.

CSE 2004Paper I20 markscse-2004-subject-02-004

Show that the ratio of the focal lengths of the two lenses in an achromatic doublet is given by \frac{f_1}{f_2} = - \frac{w_1}{w_2} where w_1 and w_2 are the dispersive powers of the lenses of focal lengths f_1 and f_2 respectively.

CSE 2004Paper I20 markscse-2004-subject-02-003

Differentiates between Rayleigh and Raman scatterings. Why is Raman scattering considered to be a breakthrough in molecular spectroscopy ? What are the advantages of using laser light in Raman spectroscopy ?

CSE 2004Paper I30 markscse-2004-subject-02-009

Two thin convex lenses of focal length 0.2 m and 0.1 m are located 0.1m apart on the axis of symmetry. An object of height 0.1m is placed at a distance of 0.2 m from the first lens. Find by the matrix method, the position and the height of the image.

CSE 2003Paper I20 markscse-2003-subject-02-003

An ideal massless spring of force constant k has a mass m attached to one of its ends, the other and being fixed to a rigid support. The spring is horizontal floor, A resistive force -bv, proportional to the velocity v acts on the mass. Assuming the damping to be light, obtain the frequency of oscillation. When m = 0.1\text{ kg} and k = 10\text{ N/m}, it is found that the frequency of oscillation is \sqrt{1/2} times the frequency in the absence of damping. Calculate the value of the constant b.

CSE 2003Paper I30 markscse-2003-subject-02-002

What is holography ? Describe the experimental set up for Gabor's on-line holographic recording. What are the limitations of Gabors experiments? How these were over come by Leith and Upatneiks?

CSE 2003Paper I20 markscse-2003-subject-02-008

Explain the phenomenon of pulse dispersion in a step index optical fibre.

CSE 2003Paper I20 markscse-2003-subject-02-007

Explain the phenomenon of self focusing of laser beams.

CSE 2003Paper I20 markscse-2003-subject-02-006

How does Doppler effect of light of relativistic physics qualitatively differ from its non-relativistic analogue ? Calculate the Doppler shift in the frequency of a photon travelling along the y-axis. with respect to an observer moving along the x-axis with a constant speed v.

CSE 2003Paper I20 markscse-2003-subject-02-005

Obtain an expression for the intensity of light in the Fraunhofer diffraction pattern due to a circular aperture. What is Airy pattern ? Explain with a neat diagram.

CSE 2003Paper I20 markscse-2003-subject-02-004

Two transverse harmonic waves, each of amplitude 5mm, wavelength 1m and speed 3 m/s are travelling in opposite directions along a stretched string fixed at both ends. Obtain an expression for the standing wave Produced. Locate the position at the nodes and antinodes.

CSE 2003Paper I20 markscse-2003-subject-02-001

State Fermat's principle. Apply it to get the laws of reflection from a plane surface.

CSE 2002Paper I20 markscse-2002-subject-02-003

A wave is represented by \Psi_1 = 10 \cos(5x - 25t). Find wavelength \lambda, velocity v, frequency f and the direction of propagation. If it interferes with another was given by \psi_2 = 20 \cos(5x + 25t + \pi/3), find the amplitude and the phase of the resultant wave. (All dimensions are in SI system).

CSE 2002Paper I20 markscse-2002-subject-02-001

Show that the motion of a classical particle is analogous to the motion of a wave packet, which can be constructed by superposition of a large number of plane waves. Construct such a wave packet and derive an expression for its group velocity.

CSE 2002Paper I25 markscse-2002-subject-02-008

How do you know that the light is a transverse wave? What is a quarter wave plate? How is it constructed?

CSE 2002Paper I20 markscse-2002-subject-02-007

Discuss the Fresnel diffraction pattern formed by a straight edge using the Cornu's spiral.

CSE 2002Paper I20 markscse-2002-subject-02-006

Derive the expression for resolving power of a diffraction grating with N lines. Calculate the minimum number of lines in the diffraction grating if it has to resolve the yellow lines of sodium (589.0\text{ nm} and 589.6\text{ nm}) in the first order.

CSE 2002Paper I20 markscse-2002-subject-02-005

In an experiment using a Michelson interferometer, explain with the help of suitable ray diagrams.

(i) Why do we need extended source of light,

(ii) Why do we get circular fringes, and

(iii) Shifting of fringes inwards or outwards as we shift the movable mirror.

CSE 2002Paper I20 markscse-2002-subject-02-004

The phase velocity of the surface wave in a liquid of surface tension T and density \rho is given by u_p = \sqrt{\frac{g\lambda}{2\pi} + \frac{2\pi T}{\lambda\rho}} Show that the group velocity u_g of the surface wave is given by u_g = \frac{g + (12\pi^2 T) / \rho\lambda^2}{2\sqrt{\left(\frac{2\pi g}{\lambda} + \frac{8\pi^3 T}{\rho\lambda^3}\right)}}

CSE 2002Paper I20 markscse-2002-subject-02-002

Monochromatic light from a distance source of wavelength \lambda falls on a double slit. A glass plate of thickness t is inserted between one slit and the screen. Calculate the intensity at the central point as the function of thickness t.

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-02-003

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