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What do you understand by streamline motion and critical velocity of a viscous liquid through a capillary tube. Capillaries of lengths l, 2l and \frac{l}{2} are connected in series. Their radii are r, \frac{r}{2} and \frac{r}{3} respectively. If the streamline flow is maintained and the pressure across the first capillary is P_1, deduce the pressures across the second and the third capillaries.

CSE 2008Paper I15 markscse-2008-subject-01-005

Show that the Bulk modulus K, Young's modu- lus Y and Poisson's ratio \sigma are connected by the relation K = \frac{Y}{3(1 - 2\sigma)}.

CSE 2008Paper I10 markscse-2008-subject-01-004

A force field is given by \bar{F} = (2xy + z^3)\hat{i} + x^2\hat{j} + 3xz^2\hat{k}. Is it a conservative field ? If so, what is the scalar potential ?

CSE 2008Paper I10 markscse-2008-subject-01-001

Derive an expression for the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving in a plane. What inferences would you draw regarding the angular momentum if the transverse acceleration is zero ?

CSE 2008Paper I15 markscse-2008-subject-01-002

Draw the device structure of a p-n junction solar cell and explain how the light energy is converted into electrical energy. Define the 'short-circuit current', open-circuit voltage' and 'efficiency' of a solar cell.

CSE 2007Paper II20 markscse-2007-subject-08-006

Explain the difference between n-p-n and p-n-p transistors. Give their device structure and biasing circuits. Draw a circuit for a single-stage common-emitter amplifier.

CSE 2007Paper II10 markscse-2007-subject-08-004

Discuss briefly the concept of effective mass in semiconductors and explain the significance of negative effective mass.

CSE 2007Paper II10 markscse-2007-subject-08-003

What is Josephson effect? Discuss briefly DC and AC effects. Give some practical applications of Josephson junctions.

CSE 2007Paper II30 markscse-2007-subject-08-002

Show that a lattice cannot have a five-fold rotational symmetry. However, some solids appear to exhibit this rotational symmetry. Explain briefly how this can be done.

CSE 2007Paper II10 markscse-2007-subject-08-001

Give the Boolean expression and the truth table for an XOR gate. Why are NAND gates called universal gates ? Realise OR and XOR gates employing only NAND gates.

CSE 2007Paper II15 markscse-2007-subject-08-008

Simplify the equation: Y = [A \bar{B} (C + BD) + \bar{A} B C] using Boolean algebra. Give the logic circuit for the equation before and after the simplification.

CSE 2007Paper II10 markscse-2007-subject-08-007

Explain the working of a phase-shift oscillator. Draw the circuit diagram of a phase-shift oscillator using either a transistor or an op-amp. What are the conditions which must be satisfied to achieve stable oscillations ? Calculate the frequency of oscillations for R = 10\ \Omega and C = 0.01\ \mu\text{F}.

CSE 2007Paper II25 markscse-2007-subject-08-005

State the quantum numbers I_3, Y and S for the uds quarks and antiquarks. Which combination of these leads to the formation of (1) proton and (2) neutron ?

CSE 2007Paper II10 markscse-2007-subject-07-005

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

What are mirror nuclei ? How does the charge independence of nuclear force emerge from this concept?

CSE 2007Paper II20 markscse-2007-subject-07-003

A star converts all its hydrogen to helium, achieving 100% helium composition. It then converts the helium to carbon via the reaction {}^{4}_{2}\text{He} + \text{He} \rightarrow {}^{12}_{6}\text{C} + 7.27\text{ MeV} The mass of the star is 5 \times 10^{32}\text{ kg} and it generates energy at the rate of 5 \times 10^{30}\text{ W}. How long will it take to convert all helium to carbon at this rate ?

CSE 2007Paper II10 markscse-2007-subject-07-004

Give some characteristic properties of strange particles which distinguish them from non-strange ones. Write the Gell-Mann-Nishijima relation. How is it used for the classification of elementary particles?

CSE 2007Paper II30 markscse-2007-subject-07-006

(i) Calculate the Q-value of the reaction {}^9_4\text{Be} (^4_2\text{He}, n) ^{12}_6\text{C} Given \text{Mass } (^9\text{Be}) = 9.012183\text{ u} \text{Mass } (^4\text{He}) = 4.002603\text{ u} \text{Mass } (^{12}\text{C}) = 12.000\text{ u} Write down the nucleonic configuration of {}^{7}\text{Li}, {}^{12}\text{C}, {}^{17}\text{O} and {}^{27}\text{Al} in the ground state of the nuclear shell model and hence calculate the corresponding ground state angular momenta and parities. How do the observed ground state angular momenta and parities agree with those predicted on the basis of the shell model ?

CSE 2007Paper II10 markscse-2007-subject-07-001

Describe Stern-Gerlach experiment. Explain how it demonstrates the discrete nature of the magnetic moment of an atom.

CSE 2007Paper II15 markscse-2007-subject-06-002

(i) What is Lamb shift ? Has it been observed in any atom other than hydrogen? (10) (ii) How does the 21 cm hydrogen line originate? Comment on its astronomical applications. (10)

CSE 2007Paper II20 markscse-2007-subject-06-001

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