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Calculate the change in rotational constant (B_v) when deuterium is substituted for hydrogen in a hydrogen molecule.

CSE 2002Paper II15 markscse-2002-subject-06-007

A diatomic gas is found to have a number of absorption bands in the ultraviolet region. Each band is also observed to have a fine structure. How can the observed spectrum be explained and analyzed?

CSE 2002Paper II25 markscse-2002-subject-06-006

(i) The wave function of a particle is . \psi(x) = A \exp \left( -\frac{x^2}{a^2} + i k_0 x \right) Find the expectation values of position (x) and momentum (p) for the particle. (ii) A 200 eV increase in the energy of an electron changes its De Broglie wavelength by a factor of two. Calculate the initial De Broglie wavelength of the electron.

CSE 2002Paper II10 markscse-2002-subject-05-002

Derive an expression for the electrical conductivity of metals on the basis of free electron theory of metals.

CSE 2002Paper II20 markscse-2002-subject-05-001

Distinguish between a classical and a quantum mechanical harmonic oscillator. Explain the existence of zero point energy.

CSE 2002Paper II15 markscse-2002-subject-05-004

Solve the one dimensional Schrodinger wave equation with potential: V(x) = \begin{cases} 0 & \text{for } x < -a \\ V_0 & \text{for } -a < x < a \\ 0 & \text{for } x > 0 \end{cases}

CSE 2002Paper II20 markscse-2002-subject-05-003

Discuss the phenomenon of Bose-Einstein condensation. Obtain the expression for the condensation temperature. Briefly comment on observation of Bose-Einstein condensate.

CSE 2002Paper I30 markscse-2002-subject-04-003

Derive the Bose-Einstein distribution for an ideal gas.

CSE 2002Paper I20 markscse-2002-subject-04-002

Describe Carnot cycle and show that efficiency is given by \eta = \frac{Q_1 - Q_2}{Q_1} = \frac{T_1 - T_2}{T_1} where the symbols have their usual meaning.

CSE 2002Paper I20 markscse-2002-subject-04-001

What are vector and scalar potentials for the electromagnetic field? Are they unique? Explain what are Coulomb's and Lorentz gauges. Derive the electromagnetic wave equation in Lorentz gauge and show that it is equivalent to Maxwell's equation.

CSE 2002Paper I30 markscse-2002-subject-03-007

Using Kirchhoff's laws find currents in each branch of the circuit shown in the following diagram.

Physics Diagram cse-q-3-217-fig-1
CSE 2002Paper I20 markscse-2002-subject-03-004

A Geiger tube consists of a wire a wire of radius 0.2\text{ mm} and length 12\text{ cm} and a co-axial metallic cylinder of radius 1.5\text{ cm} and length 12\text{ cm}. Find

(i) the capacitance of the system, and

(ii) the charge per unit length of the wire when the potential difference between the wire and the cylinder is 1.2\text{ kV}. (Assume the dielectric constant of the gas in the tube to be 1)

CSE 2002Paper I20 markscse-2002-subject-03-003

Show that the potential energy of a charge Q uniformly distributed throughout the sphere of radius R is given by PE = \frac{3}{5} \frac{Q^2}{4\pi\varepsilon_0 R}

CSE 2002Paper I20 markscse-2002-subject-03-002

Why did Maxwell have to introduce the idea of displacement current? Derive the wave equation from Maxwell's laws. Obtain Fresnel's formula for reflection and transmission coefficients of the electric vector when it is perpendicular to the plane of incidence.

CSE 2002Paper I30 markscse-2002-subject-03-006

A bulb filament is constructed from a tungsten wire of length 2\text{ cm} and diameter 50\text{ }\mu\text{m}. It is enclosed in a vacuum bulb. What temperature does it reach when it is operated at a power of 1 watt? Given:

(i) Emissivity of tungsten \varepsilon = 0.4

(ii) Stefan's constant \sigma = 5.67 \times 10^{-8}\text{ watt/m}^2\text{ K}^4.

CSE 2002Paper I30 markscse-2002-subject-03-008

A series LCR circuit with \mathrm{L} = 2\text{ H}, \mathrm{C} = 2\text{ }\mu\text{F} and \mathrm{R} = 20\\ \Omega is powered by a source of 100\text{ volts} and variable frequency. Find

(i) the resonance frequency, f_0,

(ii) the value of Q

(iii) the width of resonance \Delta f and

(iv) the maximum current at resonance.

CSE 2002Paper I20 markscse-2002-subject-03-005

Calculate the electric field for a point on the axis of a uniform ring of a charge 'q' and radius a. Show that the maximum value occur at x = \pm a/2.

CSE 2002Paper I20 markscse-2002-subject-03-001

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

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

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

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

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