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Show that the temperature (T) of a plant varies inversely as the square root of its distance (R) from the Sun. (The Sun and Planets are considered to be black-bodies in radiative equilibrium.)

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-03-003

State Planck's formula for black-body spectrum. Show that 'Planck's formula reduceds to Wien's formula at short wavelengths,

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-03-002

In a nuclear explosion, the maximum temperature reached was of the order of 10^8\text{ K}. Estimate the order of wavelength at which the maximum of radiated energy occurs.

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-03-001

Write down Maxwell's equations for an isotropic homogenous dielectric and point out their relations with observational laws. How do the equations lead to the concept of electromagnetic waves?

CSE 1992Paper I60 markscse-1992-subject-03-009

State Biot-Savart's law. Derive an expression for the magnetic field at points along the axis of a circular coil.

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-03-004

If steady voltage is applied to an L-R circuit, show how voltage across the inductance and the current in the circuit changes with time. Explain the term inductive time constant.

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-03-005

The total energy, U in oscillating L-C circuit is given by: U = U_B + U_E = \frac{1}{2} L i^2 + \frac{1}{2} \frac{q^2}{C} When the resistance of the circuit is zero From this show that it is an oscillatory circuit and find the time period.

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-03-006

Distinguish between Fresnel and Fraunhofer classes of diffraction of light. Discuss the theory of a plane grating and hence find an expression for the angular dispersion of a plane grating.

CSE 1992Paper I30 markscse-1992-subject-02-006

State Rayleigh Criterison for limit of resolution. Show that \frac{I_{\text{middle}}}{I_{\text{max}}} = \frac{8}{\pi^2}

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-02-004

Give a mathematical analysis of forced vibration and hence explain the phenomenon of amplitude resonance.

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-02-003

Show that the particle velocity in case of a plane progressive wave is given by \frac{\partial y}{\partial t} = -V \frac{\partial y}{\partial x} (where V is the wave velocity). Hence obtain the differential equation of wave motion.

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-02-002

Give an outline of Fresnel's explanation of optical rotation. How does optical rotation due to a material vary with \lambda? For an optically active material the difference between the refractive indices for right-handed and left-handed vibrations (\mu_R - \mu_L) for \lambda = 4500\text{ \AA} is 12 \times 10^{-5}. Estimate the optical rotation caused by 1\text{mm} thick plate in light of 1 = 4500\text{ \AA}. [Assume (m_R - m_L) as independent of \mu.]

CSE 1992Paper I30 markscse-1992-subject-02-008

A particle executing simple harmonic motion, has an acceleration (\pi^2/3)\text{ cm/sec}^2 when the displacement is 1\text{ cm}. Determine the period.

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-02-001

A ruby laser produces a beam of light of wavelength 0.3\text{ \AA} with a circular cross-section 1\text{ cm} in diameter. Calculate the diameter of this beam at a distance of 1000\text{ kilometers}.

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-02-007

A diffraction grating with 3 \times 10^4 lines is used in the second order in the range of wavelength 6000\text{\AA}. Find the smallest \Delta\lambda it can resolve.

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-02-005

The half-life of \mu-meason at rest is 2 \times 10^{-8}\text{ sec}. Determine the half life of \mu-meason while travelling with half the speed of light in vacuum.

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-01-010

State Kepler's laws of planetary motion. Why does a missile need an escape velocity to escape from earth?

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-01-006

Calculate the speed of a satellite orbiting the planet Jupiter at a distance of 108\text{ km}, above its surface (The mass and radius of Jupiter are 1.9 \times 10^{27}\text{ kg} and 69892\text{ km} respectively.)

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-01-005

Write down the expression for the dependence of mass of a particle on its velocity in special relativity. What will be the speed of a particle if its mass becomes double of its rest mass ?

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-01-004

What do you mean by centre of mass of a system of particles? Derive expressions for the instantaneous position vector and velocity of the centre of mass of such a system of particles.

CSE 1992Paper I20 markscse-1992-subject-01-003

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