Department of Physics

BSc Part III Study Material

 

B. Sc. III Study Material

Paper-IX: DSE-E1, Mathematical Physics

 

Paper-X: DSE-E2, Quantum Mechanics

Method of separation of variables for solving second order partial differential equations

Some Special Integrals

 

De-Broglie hypothesis of matter waves

Wavefunction

Particle in an One dimensional Potential Well (1D Box)

Legendre and Bessel differential equation

 

 

Schrödinger time dependent and time independent

 

 

Gamma function

 

 

Hamiltonian operator

 

 

Cauchy-Riemann conditions

 

 

Particle in a rigid box

 

 

 

Paper-XI: DSE-E3, Classical Mechanics and Classical Electrodynamics

 

Paper-XII: DSE-E4, Digital and Analog Circuits and Instrumentation

Principle of virtual work

Mag. Fields due to moving charged Particles

Charge Density

De Morgan's theorems

CRO (Block Diagram)

 

Hamilton’s Principle

Motion of Rigid Body

Hamilton’s Principle

Basic logic gates

De Morgan's theorems

 

D’Alembert’s Principle

 

Inertial and Noninertial Freame of Ref

Op-Amp

Lissajous Figure

 

Michelson-Morley experiment

 

Poissions and Laplaces Equation

Principle, Construction and working of CRT

 

 

 

Paper-XIII: DSE-F1, Nuclear and Particle Physics

 

Paper-XIV: DSE-F2, Solid State Physics

Semi empirical mass formula

Cyclotron (Construction, Principle and Working)

Binding Energy

Miller indices

Crystal Structure

Band theory of Solids

Cyclotron- construction, working

Cyclotron (Extra Material)

Ionization Chamber

Bragg’s law in reciprocal lattice

Miller Indices

 

Betatron

 

 

Curie’s law

XRD

 

Geiger Muller counter- construction, working and theory

 

 

Hall Effect - Hall voltage and Hall Coefficient

 

 

 

Paper-XV: DSE-F3, Atomic and Molecular Physics and Astrophysics

 

Paper-XVI: DSE-F4, Energy Studies and Material Science

Spectral notations

The Big bang

Raman Effect

Classification of energy resources

Solar Energy

 

Electron spin-orbit interaction

Raman Effect

 The Sun

Idea of superconductivity

 

 

Rotational spectra

 Molecular Spectra

 

Meissner effect, Type-I & Type-II superconductors

 

 

Hubble law

Atomic Spectroscopy

 

Applications of nanotechnology

 

 

 

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