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Describe the phenomenon of Meissner effect and its importance in the study of superconductors.

IFoS 2016Paper II15 marksifos-2016-subject-08-004

Give schematic diagrams to distinguish between n\text{-}p\text{-}n and p\text{-}n\text{-}p transistors.

IFoS 2016Paper II10 marksifos-2016-subject-08-005

What is the difference between direct and indirect band gap semiconductors? Which one is suitable for use in solar cells?

CSE 2016Paper II10 markscse-2016-subject-08-004

With the help of a schematic diagram, show how entropy and specific heat vary with temperature for a superconductor.

CSE 2016Paper II10 markscse-2016-subject-08-003

The primitive translation vectors of a two-dimensional lattice are \hat{a}=2\hat{i}+\hat{j},\quad \hat{b}=2\hat{j}. Determine the primitive translation vectors of its reciprocal lattice.

CSE 2016Paper II10 markscse-2016-subject-08-001

Obtain Laue's equations for X-ray diffraction by crystals. Show that these are consistent with the Bragg's law.

CSE 2016Paper II15+5=20 markscse-2016-subject-08-002

Obtain the Q-values for the following four nuclear reactions :

(i) {}^{14}_{7}\text{N} + ^{4}_{2}\text{He} \rightarrow ^{17}_{8}\text{O} + ^{1}_{1}\text{H}

(ii) {}^{7}_{3}\text{Li} + ^{4}_{2}\text{He} \rightarrow ^{10}_{5}\text{B} + ^{1}_{0}\text{n}

(iii) {}^{6}_{3}\text{Li} + ^{1}_{1}\text{H} \rightarrow ^{3}_{2}\text{He} + ^{4}_{2}\text{He}

(iv) {}^{23}_{11}\text{Na} + ^{1}_{1}\text{H} \rightarrow ^{20}_{10}\text{Ne} + ^{4}_{2}\text{He}

IFoS 2016Paper IIifos-2016-subject-07-002

In a nuclear fusion process, four hydrogen nuclei combine to form a helium nucleus. Obtain the energy released in such a process. If the same process is responsible for energy of a star of mass 2 \times 10^{30}\text{ kg}, each kilogram having 6 \times 10^{26} protons, what could be the magnitude of energy released in it?

IFoS 2016Paper IIifos-2016-subject-07-001

What are elementary particles and how are they classified? Describe in brief the different types of interactions that can occur between the elementary particles.

CSE 2016Paper II6+4=10 markscse-2016-subject-07-005

Explain the various leptonic family members. What is leptonic number conservation? Based on this conservation law, state whether the following reactions are possible or not:

(i) \pi^- \to \mu^- \bar{\nu}_\tau

(ii) n \to p + e^- \bar{\nu}_e

CSE 2016Paper II10+5+5+5=25 markscse-2016-subject-07-006

Predict the spin and parity of ground states of the following nuclei on the basis of shell model:

(i) {}_{8}\mathrm{O}^{15}

(ii) {}_{8}\mathrm{O}^{16}

(iii) {}_{17}\mathrm{Cl}^{38}

CSE 2016Paper II10 markscse-2016-subject-07-004

Write down the quark structure of the following hadrons: \Delta^{++}, \Omega^-, \Sigma^- and \Lambda^0 Write down the following decays in terms of quarks:

(i) n \to p + e^- \bar{\nu}_e

(ii) \Delta^+ \to \pi^+ + n

(iii) \Sigma^+ \to p + \pi^0

CSE 2016Paper II6+9=15 markscse-2016-subject-07-007

State the basic assumption of single particle shell model. How do the centrifugal and spin-orbit terms remove the degeneracy of a three-dimensional spherical harmonic oscillator?

CSE 2016Paper II10+15=25 markscse-2016-subject-07-002

Explain unification of electromagnetic and weak interactions. What is Z^0-boson? What is its relevance in electroweak unification?

CSE 2016Paper II10 markscse-2016-subject-07-008

Show that in the nuclear shell model, the level spacing between major oscillator shells is approximately \hbar\omega = 41\,A^{-1/3}\,\mathrm{MeV}.

CSE 2016Paper II15 markscse-2016-subject-07-003

What is parity transformation? Discuss the experiment that confirms the violation of parity in beta decay.

IFoS 2016Paper II20 marksifos-2016-subject-07-004

What are leptons? How are they different from other baryons? Define their quantum numbers and identify the forbidden ones in the following scattering or decay processes, justifying your conclusions :

(i) \pi^0 \rightarrow \gamma + \gamma

(ii) \pi^0 \rightarrow \gamma + \gamma \rightarrow (e^+ + e^-) + (\mu^- + \mu^+)

(iii) n \rightarrow p + e^- + \bar{\nu}_\mu

(iv) \pi^+ + p \rightarrow p + p + u_\tau + \bar{\nu}_e

(v) u_e + p \rightarrow u_\mu + p + \pi^0

IFoS 2016Paper II20 marksifos-2016-subject-07-006

Give an outline of meson theory of nuclear forces. Describe the physical basis of short-range nuclear repulsion between like nucleons : proton-proton (p\text{-}p) or neutron-neutron (n\text{-}n). Consider the following two three-nucleon systems : (p\text{-}p\text{-}p) and (n\text{-}n\text{-}n). Which one is more likely to form a bound state?

IFoS 2016Paper II20 marksifos-2016-subject-07-003

Describe the properties of field quanta of electro-weak and strong interactions of particles.

IFoS 2016Paper II5 marksifos-2016-subject-07-007

Explain why the deuteron has no excited state.

CSE 2016Paper II10 markscse-2016-subject-07-001

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