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(i) Quantum theoretical methods have established themselves to explain natural phenomena in contemporary Physics. Comment. (ii) Formulate the axioms of quantum theory. (iii) State Born's condition on a wave function. What is its physical meaning?

CSE 2001Paper II(5+10+5) markscse-2001-subject-05-001

Calculate the increase in entropy when 1 kg ice melts at zero degree centigrade. The Latent heat of fusion of ice is 3.36 \times 10^5\text{ joules/kg}. (Assume that the melting is an isothermal reversible process)

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-04-001

Obtain van der waals' equation of state for real gases. What is the value of critical coefficient for an ideal gas ? Show that the value of the critical coefficient for van der Waals' gas is independent of the type of gas.

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-04-002

How can one obtain a temperature and identify the elements in stellar bodies using Saha's thermal ionisation equation ?

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-04-004

Derive an expression for the Maxwellian distribution of velocities for the molecules of an ideal gas.

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-04-003

What value of inductance has to be used so that a lamp with rating of 200 volt and 10 Amperes lights the same way with 250 V source at 50 Hz.

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-03-002

From Planck's radiation law, derive Wien's displacement law and Rayleigh Jean's law.

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-03-009

Derive the energy continuity equation for electromagnetic waves using the poynting vector.

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-03-008

Define scalar and vector potentials. Recast Maxwell's equations in terms of these potentials.

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-03-007

What is gauge transformation? Define coulomb gauge. Derive the equation for vector potential under coulomb gauge.

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-03-006

Explain the use of a parallel resonance circuit

(i) as a rejector circuit

(ii) for current amplification.

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-03-005

An inductance is connected to 6 volt battery through a resistance R. What is the steady state current in the circuit? Alter what time the battery would be delivering one half its steady state current?

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-03-004

A conducting sphere of radius `a' is placed in a uniform electric field E_0. Using the method of images, show that the potential function is given by \phi = -E_0 \left(r - \frac{a^3}{r^2}\right) \cos \theta.

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-03-003

Calculate the electric field as a function of position due to a dipole whose potential is given by V = \frac{P \cos \theta}{4 \pi \epsilon_0 r^2} \quad \text{where } r = \sqrt{x^2 + y^2} The dipole is located at the origin of the x, y axis system.

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-03-001

Parallel rays fall on circular aperture of diameter 1 mm. At a certain position of the screen one gets a dark spot on an axial point. When the screen is moved by 12.5 cm, one again gets a dark spot. Determine \gamma (wavelength).

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-02-004

The phase velocity in a material is \sqrt{g/k} where k is the propagation constant. Prove that the group velocity will be half of the phase velocity.

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-02-002

Certain string has a linear mass density of 0.25\text{ kgm}^{-1} and stretched with a tension of 25 N. One end is given a sinusoidal motion, its frequency 5 Hz and amplitude 0.01 metre. If at t = 0, the end has zero displacement and is moving along the positive Y direction, derive the wave speed, the wavelength and the wave equation of the wave in the string.

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-02-001

Why does one get polarised light from a Nicol's prism? How should one adjust the polariser and analyser, so that an intensity of the incident light is reduced by a factor of 0.25?

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-02-006

A parallel laser beam is incident perpendicularly on a photographic plate. An object is placed at a distance a in front of the photographic plate. Discuss the recording from the plate. If the plate is illuminated by the same light, what is expected and why?

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-02-005

Monochromatic light from a distance source of wavelength \lambda falls on a double slit. A glass plate of thickness t is inserted between one slit and the screen. Calculate the intensity at the central point as the function of thickness t.

CSE 2001Paper I20 markscse-2001-subject-02-003

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