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Obtain the intensity pattern due to Fraunhofer diffraction at two parallel slits. Each slit has a width ‘a’ and the separation between the slits is d. How many interference fringes will appear in the central diffraction maximum, it d = 4a?

CSE 1995Paper I20 markscse-1995-subject-02-005

In a biprism experiment the fringe-width with lightly of wavelength \lambda = 5900\text{ \AA} is 0.43\text{ mm}. On introducing a mica sheet in the path of one of the interfering rays the central fringe shifts by 1.89\text{ mm}. If refractive index of mica is 1.59, calculate the thickness of the sheet.

CSE 1995Paper I20 markscse-1995-subject-02-004

Write a short note on Fourier transformation.

CSE 1995Paper I20 markscse-1995-subject-02-003

Show that for forced oscillations amplitude resonance and energy resonance do not occur at the same frequency.

CSE 1995Paper I20 markscse-1995-subject-02-002

A body of mass m supported by a spiral spring causes an extension of d is the spring. The body is set in vertical oscillations of small amplitude. Find an expression for the periodic time of the oscillations.

CSE 1995Paper I20 markscse-1995-subject-02-001

Calculate the tension required to generate stationary waves with 4 loops in a string of length 1.0\text{ meter}, and mass 0.30\text{ g.} fixed to a tuning fork vibrating with frequency 200\text{ Hz}.

CSE 1994Paper I20 markscse-1994-subject-02-003

Distinguish between phase velocity and group velocity. Calling group velocity C and phade velocity C in a medium of refractive index n, establish the relation C_g = C \left(1 + \frac{\lambda}{n} \frac{dn}{d\lambda}\right) where \lambda refers to the wavelength of the related light in vacuum

CSE 1994Paper I20 markscse-1994-subject-02-002

A particle of mass 5g lies in a potential field given by U = (40x^2 + 80)\text{ erg/g}. Determine the frequency and time period of oscillations.

CSE 1994Paper I20 markscse-1994-subject-02-001

Write a short note on Holography.

CSE 1994Paper I20 markscse-1994-p1-q8-c

Briefly discuss the feasibility of a laser, emitting monochromatic Fermions, such as electrons.

CSE 1994Paper I20 markscse-1994-subject-02-011

The light (\lambda = 6000\text{\AA}) from a laser of sectional diameter 1.0 cm and power 0.02 watt is loosed by a lens of focal length 10 cm. Determine the area at the image and intensity in it in watt/cm{}^2.

CSE 1994Paper I20 markscse-1994-subject-02-010

Define mach number A plane files horizontally at an altitude of 2 km at twice the speed of the sound in air. At what distance from the plane will an observer on the ground first heat it coming?

CSE 1994Paper I20 markscse-1994-subject-02-008

Describe how fresnel has accounted for the rotation of the plane of polarisation of light. Explain the action of a half-shade device.

CSE 1994Paper I20 markscse-1994-subject-02-007

Discuss the theory of diffraction grating and find conditions for the absent spectra. Distinguish between resolving power and dispersive power of a grating.

CSE 1994Paper I20 markscse-1994-subject-02-006

State Fourier's theorem. Discuss the conditions which a complex periodic curve must satisfy if it is to be analysed by this theorem. Show how the diffraction of waves at a single slit is related with a Fourier transform.

CSE 1994Paper I20 markscse-1994-subject-02-005

Show that the interference fringes in uncoated thin films are distinct when seen in reflection, but very indistinct in transmission.

CSE 1994Paper I20 markscse-1994-subject-02-004

The refractive indices of material of wavelength 5090\text{ \AA}, 5340\text{ \AA} and 5890\text{ \AA} are equal to 1.64, 1.640 and 1.630 respectively. Estimate the phase group velocities of light near \lambda = 5340\text{ \AA}.

CSE 1993Paper I20 markscse-1993-subject-02-004

Give a mathematical explanation for the production of beats. Calculate the velocity of sound in a gas in which two wave of length 60.0\text{ cm} and 60.6\text{ cm} produce 5 beats per sec.

CSE 1993Paper I20 markscse-1993-subject-02-002

A vibrating source is moving in a medium with speed V_s which is greater than the speed V of propagation of the wave in the medium. Apply Huygens principle to show that a conical wave front of half angle \sin^{-1}\left(\frac{V}{V_s}\right) is generated.

CSE 1993Paper I20 markscse-1993-subject-02-001

Explain the general principle of laser action. What do you mean by population inversion ? Discuss the transitions involved in the ruby laser. A pulsed laser is rate at 10\text{mw}. It generates 3\text{ ns} wide pulses at frequency 500\text{ Hz}. Compute the instaneous power in the pulse.

CSE 1993Paper I20 markscse-1993-subject-02-010

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