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2581cse-1995-subject-05-002
CSE 1995Paper II20 Marks

Using Heisenberg Uncertainty principle, calculate the mass of meson being exchanged between nucleons inside the nucleus, taking the range of nuclear force as 1.7 F. Distinguish between pion and muon.

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2582cse-1995-subject-05-003
CSE 1995Paper II60 Marks

An electron is confined in a one dimensional box 1 \text{\AA} width. Draw the energy level diagram upto three energy stats of also draw the corresponding normalized eigen function. Derive the expressions for eigen functions and eigen values used in the calculations. Show that eigen functions are othogonal.

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2583cse-1995-subject-05-001
CSE 1995Paper II20 Marks

Describe how Davisson-Germer electron diffraction experiment confirms the de Broglie hypothesis of matter wave.

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2584cse-1995-subject-04-002
CSE 1995Paper I20 Marks

Hydrogen and oxygen suffer Joule - Thomson expansion at room temperature. Discuss the results with reasons.

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2585cse-1995-subject-04-008
CSE 1995Paper I20 Marks

Write a short note on Brownian motion.

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2586cse-1995-subject-04-006
CSE 1995Paper I20 Marks

Calculate the most probable speed v_p, the avenge speed \langle v \rangle and the root-mean-square speed \langle v^2 \rangle^{1/2} for hydrogen molecules at 273\text{ K}.

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2587cse-1995-subject-04-005
CSE 1995Paper I20 Marks

Define thermodynamic temperature of a magnetic system. Discuss how cooling takes place due to adiabatic demagnetisation. Explain, why cooling due to adiabatic demagnetisation is important at low temperatures.

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2588cse-1995-subject-04-007
CSE 1995Paper I20 Marks

Write a short note on Concept of negative temperature.

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2589cse-1995-subject-04-001
CSE 1995Paper I20 Marks

Write the expressions obtained from Einsteins’s and Debye’s theories for the specific heat of solids. What is the basic difference between the two theories? Calculate the heat required to raise the temperature of a solid of mass m from T_1 to T_2 in the low temperature region.

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2590cse-1995-subject-04-003
CSE 1995Paper I20 Marks

State Nernst’s heat theorem. Taking the example of adiabatic demagnetisation show that no adiabatic process initiated at non-zero-temperature can lead to zero temperature.

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2591cse-1995-subject-04-004
CSE 1995Paper I20 Marks

Define entropy, Derive expressions for the entropy of a perfect gas in terms of (i) T and v (ii) T and p The symbols have their usual meanings.

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2592cse-1995-subject-03-008
CSE 1995Paper I60 Marks

Starting from Maxwell equations obtain differential equations for scalar and vector potentials. Choosing the required gauge obtain identical differential equations for scalar and vector potentials. Solve the equation for scalar potential in a dielectric medium having a source of charge density p.

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2593cse-1995-subject-03-007
CSE 1995Paper I20 Marks

Show that the Amperes circuital law fails for time varying currents. How has this difficulty been overcome by Maxwell by introducing the concept of displacement current density? How is the expression for \vec{A} \times \vec{B} modified for magnetized material for magnetisation vector \vec{M} ?

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2594cse-1995-subject-03-001
CSE 1995Paper I20 Marks

The solar constant on the lighted surface of the earth is given as ‘J’ Assuming solar radiation as black body radiation find an expression for the temperature of the photosphere of the sun.

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2595cse-1995-subject-03-003
CSE 1995Paper I20 Marks

An electric dipole is placed in an external electric field. Find the interaction energy between the electric dipole and the field. And hence find the force and the torque acting on the dipole.

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2596cse-1995-subject-03-002
CSE 1995Paper I20 Marks

How does a ferromagnetic material get magnetized? Why is the demagnetization process irreversible? What is the physical significance of the magnetic hysteresis loop for a ferromagnetic material? Under what conditions the ferromagnetic materials become paramagnetic ?

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2597cse-1995-subject-03-005
CSE 1995Paper I30 Marks

An alternating voltage of varying frequency is applied across a two-branch parallel circuit of R_1 and L in series and R_2 and C in series as shown in Fig. below.

Physics Diagram cse-q-3-181-fig-1

Find its resonant frequency. If R_1 and R_2 are not zero, state the conditions when the resonant frequency is given by f_0 = \frac{1}{2\pi \sqrt{LC}}

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2598cse-1995-subject-03-006
CSE 1995Paper I30 Marks

What is the synchronization condition in a cyclotron? Under identical magnetic flux density, show that the kinetic energy of an accelerated \alpha-particle is equal to that of proton. What should be the frequencies of r.f. electric fields for \alpha-particles and proton, respectively placed under the same magnetic flux density?

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2599cse-1995-subject-03-004
CSE 1995Paper I30 Marks

An alternating voltage is applied to CR circuit connected in series. Under what conditions it acts as an (i) integrator and (ii) a differentiator?

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2600cse-1995-subject-02-006
CSE 1995Paper I20 Marks

Discuss the working principle of He-Ne laser indicating the transitions involved in the process. Determine the power output of a laser in which a 3.0\text{ J} pulse is delivered in 1.0\text{ ns}.

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