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  • IBL Programme EXAMINATION, 2013 (June) B.Sc. Honors Physics (Part II) Paper III Nuclear Physics Time: Three Hours Maximum Marks: 100 Attempt Any FIVE Questions. All Questions Carry Equal Marks

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    The document is an exam for a B.Sc. Honors Physics course covering topics in nuclear physics. The exam consists of 10 questions across various topics in nuclear physics, including distinguishing between dipole and quadrupole moments, nuclear forces, internal conversion and nuclear isomerism, nuclear kinematics, elementary particle properties, NMR relaxation mechanisms, A and g values and NQR spectrometers, NQR spectroscopy fundamentals and examples, spectra of non-rigid diatomic molecule rotators, Weizsacker's mass formula, and features of the simple theory of the deuteron ground state. Students must attempt 5 questions of their choosing from these 10 topics.

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    The document is an exam for a B.Sc. Honors Physics course covering topics in nuclear physics. The exam consists of 10 questions across various topics in nuclear physics, including distinguishing between dipole and quadrupole moments, nuclear forces, internal conversion and nuclear isomerism, nuclear kinematics, elementary particle properties, NMR relaxation mechanisms, A and g values and NQR spectrometers, NQR spectroscopy fundamentals and examples, spectra of non-rigid diatomic molecule rotators, Weizsacker's mass formula, and features of the simple theory of the deuteron ground state. Students must attempt 5 questions of their choosing from these 10 topics.

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    IBL Programme EXAMINATION, 2013 (June) B.Sc. Honors Physics (Part II) Paper III Nuclear Physics Time: Three Hours Maximum Marks: 100 Attempt Any FIVE Questions. All Questions Carry Equal Marks

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    IBL Programme EXAMINATION, 2013 (June) B.Sc.

    Honors Physics (Part II) Paper III Nuclear Physics Time: Three Hours Maximum Marks: 100 Attempt any FIVE questions. All questions carry equal marks. 1. Distinguish between Dipole moment and quadrupole moment. Describe a method for determination of electric moment of the nucleus. 2. Discuss in detail about the change independence and spin dependence of nuclear forces. Describe the meson theory of Nuclear forces. 3. Discuss the following internal conversion and nuclear isomerism. 4. Write a note on nuclear kinematics. Explain the need of classification of elementary particles and its properties. 5. What is the relaxation mechanisms observed in NMR? Explain in detail. 6. Discuss the characteristics of A and g values. Describe the construction and working of NQR spectrometer. 7. Explain the fundamental requirement of NQR spectroscopy. Give details of top and spherical top molecules with examples. 8. Explain the spectra of non rigid rotator of diatomic molecule. 9. Obtain Weizsackers mass formula and explain the various terms contributing to binding energy. 10. Discuss the salient feature of the simple theory of ground state deuteron.

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