SN 13051 E SUBJECTCODE BOOKLET CODE 2012 (MI) — TF PHYSICAL SCIENCES | 5 | [Aj TEST BOOKLET . “ Time: 3:00 Hours ‘Maximum Marks: 200 | INSTRUCTIONS You have opted for English as medium of Question Paper. This Test Booklet contains seventy five (20 Part‘A'25 Part ‘B" + 30 Part °C’) Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). You are required to answer a maximum of 15, 20 and 20 questions from part ‘A’ ‘B? and °C respectively. If more than required number of questions are answered, only fist 15, 20 and 20 questions in Parts *A’ “B’ and ‘C’ respectively, will be taken up for evaluation “Answer sheet has been provided separately. Before you stat filling up your particulars, please ensure thatthe booklet contains requisite number of pages and that these are not tor or mutilated, If it is so, you may request the Invigilator to change the booklet. Likewise, check the answer sheet also, Sheets for rough work have been appended tothe test booklet. 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You have to find, | for each question, the correct or the best answer. Candidates found copying or resorting to any unfair means are liable o be disqualified from this and future exarunations. Candidate should not write anything anywhere except on answer sheet or sheets for rough work. Afr the testis over, you MUST hand over the Test Booklet and the answer sheet (OMR) tothe invigilator. Use of caleulator isnot permitted. have verified all the information filled in by the candidate Signature of the luvigistare SITSPOK12—5AE—1Asarin geng feria vate fee sean a or areca feria wea ar an 16* 10") 1.67 10kg 6.67" 10" Nevkg? eat fees sree sien 885410" Fm! an 10° Hn! Store fa ea USEFUL FUNDAMENTAL Mass of electron Planck's constant Charge of electron Bolizmann constant Velocity of Light 16105 1.67% 10k 6.6710" Nake? Rydberg constant Avogedro number 885410" Fit 410°! 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Molar Gas constants 9.110" Ky 6.63 * 10 J see 16+ 10" 138 «10 VK 3.0 LO'm/See 1.097 10°! 6.023 « 10° mole 8314JK" mole! 9.11 <102'Ke 663 10°"Isec 16% 10"C 138 +10 3.0 1o'mvSee 1.097 107m! 6.023 » 10" mole" 8314) K ‘mole SI75 POKM42—5A H—1B3 LIST OF THE ATOMIC WEIGHTS OF THE ELEMENTS Element Symbol _Atonie homo Elmer Symbol Atomic Atma umber Weight Number Weight ro 7% 7 Ge) Wersy 7 3 B00 88 Alumigium ay ° 2838 Molybdenum Mo ° 634 Americium Am % (243) Neodymium NS Ss Antimony 8b Sats Neon te ans argon ar 1838508 Neptunium tp 2 “an Arnie he 3 7492 Nickel i 2” an fatatine a & 210) Wiobim we a aan earn & 5 H8734 Nitrogen N 7 s4007 Berkellum Bk ” (249) Nobetm No 102 tes) eens be 4 8012 Osmium os % ‘902 Biemth a 8 ama yon ° 3 tsooee Boron 8 3 081 allsum ra “ ‘os Bromine a 3 1800 Phospnowus rr Cadmium ihel “8 112.40 Platinum: Pt 78 198.09 Calcium ca 20 0.08 Plutonium Pu 934 (242) Calfornium et o (251) Potent re % tz Carbon = 6 12011 Potassium K 19 39.102 Cerium ce 8 140.12 Praseodymium Pr 58 140.91 ee cs 5s 132.91 Promethium Pm ot (147) omens 7 a ees Protactinium Pa 1 (231) roman : 520) Ragan a 7 Cobalt co 2 5893 Rede is 4 es Copper cu 29 83.54 Rhenium Re 75 186.23 Curiam Leta 96 teary Rhodium Rh 45 102.91 pero Py s asa Rubidium Rb a 85.47 insteinium s Ruthenium Ru 44 101.4 eee S828 Stare eso ae Scandium & " a6 coi 7 ee £250) Selenium Se u ne am ae aay Siem 5 “me Gadolinum Ga a ts ware Gam oe " on Germanium Ge 32 72.59 Strontium bl nd eee os ie Bese Str § 1 som co a re esr natu te Boas ie wt 2 Tes echnetim Te 8 oo ae eB eh eta te ara ao 7 eS erium % tense aes " mata n esr lodine ' sa 126.90 Thorium ae Ld 28204 rr if el "se That t se ieoes tron Fe 26 ssas Tn i Q pass a fe 5 S35 Titanium w 2 4799 Lanthanum La 57 13881 Tungsten w i pees Lawroncium tr 403 (257) Uranium u 2 sac ee fe ee v 3 ae Lith u 3 a Xe nana totem tu waar Yum ian Magnesium Mg 12 24.342 ‘Yetrium a 8 88.91 Manganese Mn 2 54.94 Zine za 30 Lapa Mendetevium ma 01 (256) Zirconium Ze 40 gi Based on mass of C at 12.000 The ratio of these weights of those on the order chemical scale (in which oxyaen of Datural isotopic composition was assigned a mass of 16.0000... is 7.000059, (Values in parentheses ropresent the most stable known isotopes.)4 art [PART A 2 ax 5 Ah 3 A stare a cr saree eter at DAM XS AL ama BS A aie veet a corer aan ft) gt weet wt 2 A abet weed Me wea aT BL FT cet a me ah Pert oar at ga an rarer 8? wane smsize, ‘These slabs are laid over a2 m wide pavement, What is the length of the pavement that can be covered with these slabs? (1) 100. #/m (2) 200 #/m (3) 300 /m (4) 500 #/m fos Hah baat met 8? Which is the least among the following? 033, oa, te (a) 033°" (2) 04a" @) a" (a) et ‘eat athe aersil aH wD srrcht wea Far BP What is the next number in this “see and tell” sequence? Tei el ele iz2) (1) 312211 (2) 1112221 (3) 1112222 (4) 112131 oro co Sia ate ces at a abe He an ae eam aT BY A a FT BE a can ere aft ahr Arr ee wet ge) Te a ATE BAM ‘A vertical pole of length a stands at the centre of a horizontal regular hexagons) jround of side a. A rope that i fixed taut in between a vertex on the ground and the tip of the pole has a length Ma 2) Va G3) V3a (4) Vea12 A, wd ger oe dor ow ae ger ah Giang B Amp GD ae ger B At Rr are fer abe ond ga cae en at deren 2) aie we AE A eT Vw aA te F aware ae a 7 a ahab ah aad oT Ger ot fr GE oe me aT) GaTRIT? A peacock perched on the top of a 12 m high tree spots a snake moving towards its hole at the base of the tree from a distance equal to thrice the height of the tree. The peacock flies towards the snake in a straight line and they both move at the same speed. At what distance from the base of the tree will the peacock catch the snake? (1) 16 mn (2) 18 #/m (3) 14 tim (4) 12 f/m wa ag & ae siereoey aaah} Ge By aft wig are Ay wear a ora eet a a Gee & ab aed Rees are mar omen Br ate aie ere aH ea B oid eet ahd Gs eT we rr rere Ara arent BI ch Pet FD aha aera BP ‘The cities of a country are connected by intercity roads. If a city is directly connected to an odd number of other cities, it is called an odd city. Ifa city is directly connected to an even number of other cities, it is called an even city. Then which of the following is impossible? 1. fava aartt a afecar ar 8) There are an even number of odd cities 2. fave svat ah eee few 2) / There are an odd number of odd cities 3. wa amet a eter wa 8) | There are an even number of even cities 4. wa aint a eee fr #1 / There are an odd number of even cities fra ¥ ZABC=x/2 war AD = DE = EB erty ADC aan Frater CDB # amet at sega war a? In the figure ZABC=2 /2 AD = DE = EB What is the ratio of the area of triangle ADC to that of triangle CDB? abl @) 12 (3) 1:3 @) 4Ww 6 (@ smeara arr ABCD ae ave cere orear & Fe etd A ait Cat get wore Prevar 2 va tar PQ a7 one &) ae mT By f% AB=3 cer BC=4, PQ at ge! ears @ f AP=PC er AQ=QC A rectangular sheet ABCD is folded in such a way that vertex A meets vertex C, thereby forming a line PQ. Assuming AB= 3 and BC=4, find PQ. Note that AP = PC and AQ= QC. . a P () 13/4 (2 15/4 (3) 17/4 (4) 19/4 1 POR, ame ar ye are, oh ya ar we Gach fers od ao ate arf a se a F siore 2 ye ator we wear ar 2) Bsett eo wnler Aor ar darwet | ae A, By at ane at Trae F A string of diameter Imm is kept on a table in the shape of a close flat spiral ie. a spiral with no gap between the tums, The area of the table occupied by the spiral is 1 m’. Then the length of the string is (1) 10 #/m. (2) 10? s/m (3) 10° im (4) 10° *t/m a ef 25% er 25% we eT wT x% B wrx e 25% of 25% of a quantity is x% of the quantity where x is, (1) 6.25% (2) 12.5% @G) 25% 4) 50% orprt {an} F av oe cee ait yeah oat & area B ward #) ate ao=3. ab eareT Tim yp In sequence {aq} every term is equal to the sum of all its previous terms. As If ay=3,then lim, ,.. 1 is ay 3 @ 2 Bl He12. 13. 14. 7 fre Rea # ator ABC= m/z 1 LIM arr mtr B, A ae C & eres grorsit oe Rem onigeat ater &/ In the figure below, angle ABC = n/2. 1, Il, III are the areas of semicircles on the sides opposite angles B, A, and C, respectively, Which of the following is always ‘rue? eT (@)IP+uP=P (2) W+I=1 QG)IP+mP>P (4) W+I a ae cere Rega a a are acreb ape an rob a eet 2. ar a ais 1, KO=O) foean >a ar k(b-a) for ab a 3 iE,cosot 7 E,= jE,cos(wt+@), vei g wai & # a acarcace Pegerpactia eat & caftrreor & ard Rant) alto eer a tizor SE ) eee coe & oret (E?), EP ey aftrn—amen ager etc Bh . ih 2 3. 6,E/sin’e 4. &, E, cos’ 31. Consider the interference of two coherent electromagnetic waves whose electric field vectors are given by E,=/E,coswt and E,= jE,cos(at+@) where g is the phase 2 (2) 2 difference. The intensity of the resulting wave is given by a (E?). where (£7) is the time average of E” . The total intensity is 10 Pere 3. 6B sing 4. 6, Ecos’ 32. a ander (zh-+q 9 at —g) ar aa ow at amet ath ae vad amt & cher curr var By a fey Poe oto dg Row & (Ra), for gH argu eT 1 YR 2 Y/R 3. /R 4, /R 5h33, 33, 34. \H 7 Four charges (two +q and two —q ) are kept fixed at the four vertices of'a square of side @ as shown a -3 ne ® . G Atthe point P which is ata distance R from the centre (2a ), the potential is proportional o 1. YR 2. /R 3. YR 4. W/R* ey ser Pree gam hirer rarer ereres ee A) EA Ie aoRAIT Ma Vw abe q aT are Bj da Aver ar a art spcrer ve? 1. q/4(mgae, 2. q/ilmgae, 3. dan ag air ara aE BY 4, mgze,/q A point charge q of mass m is kept ata distance d below a grounded infinite conducting sheet which les in the xp-plane, For what value of d will the charge remains stationary? 1. q/4lmgre, 2. q/\mgze, 3. There is no finite value of d 4. Snare, /q rego eae ger Ful ar ear PV 20+ Ya + Want V2 Var 2 farce ret, BEM Hn Lm (ca eT tr 3 8) ft arc swears setae anh Pe avec ty Paty EF Laer waren or @ 1. 15R/16 2. 11A/16 3. 3n/8 4. W/8 SITS POK/12—5A H—2A,34, 35. 35, 36. 18 The wave function of a state ofthe hydrogen atom is given by PEW yt Way Way 2 Var where WY) isthe normalized eigen function ofthe state with quantum numbers 71 and ‘nlm min the usual notation. The expectation value of Lin the state is 1. 15A/16 2. LIR/I6 3. 3n/8 4. h/8 Poor V(x) =Lme?x? —ax 3 fer wer ar Ht caPcenftas ATF & 2ma* (era 1. B,=[ nts lho - a wa -a0 0, for v, <0 19 ila . 'p 10V > > [__¢ atten y,, ar aT & L(-lVIDV 2. 8V 3. 5V 4. y=A+B23 43. Adiode D as shown in the citcuit has an i—V relation that can be approximated by ae, for uv, >0 i,= |0, for v, <0 12 Wi aL “ tov = Db vp ee The value of ¥,, in the circuit is 1 (-l4VI)V 2. 8V 3. 5V 4.2V 46. wax. aeafes & arr In(coshx) a fey x=O F omerare or mere, Pres veh Sea AEA iat @ ae 2 tai] a 4 axe oxtt 2 46. ‘The Taylor expansion of the function In (cosh x), where x is real, about the point x =O starts withthe following terms la ,1lu 1. ola Lox t Soxt hes 2 ox? oxthe 2 12 2 12 mally lot. 3. kx e txt: 4 xt oxttes 2 2 47. afr U= e & wrer =UU' =1 a gfe aren gon ve 2x2 Yow oma & Ry art oe refer V=1 at arr ow atte Oftar args V(V'V =VV" =1) get sore Pitter fase om rarer 147. 48, 48, 49, 49. 24 LU ae? a yon we 2. U & feet ow saa ate 8 om wet 3. U a Pare gu after oo eet ait @ 1? a em Hea. 4 1 U ae a pm ace unitary matrix U satistying UU) = UU = | with det U =e one can construct a unitary matrix V(V'V =VV" = 1) with det F~ Lfrom it by 1. multiplying U by e!?/? 2. multiplying any single element of U by ¢ 3. multiplying any row or column of U by € a 4. multiplying U by ora C om eer often, at arteovey 2jz|—5 oft: 8 a armract fem F eiasPher fur ora te 1. ~lozi 2. 16zi 3. 827i 4. 2x7 The value of the integral f- Where C isa closed contour defined by the dz z+6 equation 2|2|~5=0, traversed in the anti-clockwise direction, is 1, -16ai 2 167i 3. 827 4. 27 port f(x) sraener ear ge Bo) F=0 ay sigan oer # oa ftir f (0)=1 Tf (x)90 oa x0 a7 gfe were) f(2) wae 1 et 2 em 3. -e™* 4. -e7 ‘The funtion (22) obeys the differential equation aL. (3-21) f=0 and sass the 7 conditions f(0)=1 and f (x)-90 as x00. Thevatve of f(z) i 1 2 6 3. ea50. Sl. st 25 ged (wearer My ab ageraratn aha rar ma ew ae ote BY wt orl sear sir oan a tb & ah ue ay atin ati & 2. J2GMn'(a-b) | 2GMin'ab a [2GMm*ab Van ate A planet of mass #2-moves in the gravitational field of the Sun (mass M), Ifthe semi-major and semi-minor axes ofthe ombit are @ and b respectively, the angular momentum of the planet 1 V2GMm?(a+b) 2. §2GMm*(a-b) 2GMnab a+b aad € et werd oe ah a ger ram mB aT aioe a atte + mge(1-cosO) & & ond &) aft L auto at Pate: aren & — dt 1. ~28 p sina 2. -£p,sin 20 é é 3. ny cosO 4, tp, cosO ‘The Hamiltonian of a simple pendulum consisting of a mass 7) attached toa massless string of length € is H = aa + mgé(1—cos@). if L denotes the Lagrangian, the value a dL of — is dt 1 ~ 78 p,sina 2. ~F p,sin 26 3. F pgcosd 4. tp, cosO26 52, athe wera alleen ar afc at a cor com ab fire mr wren weer age ahaa wa ae 8? 52, Which of the following set of phase-space trajectories is not possible for a particle obeying Hamilton's equations of motion ?33. 3. 34, 34, 27 yer ¥ 08 Gem meus ever Zee a wT rear] mT ah fos BT TOR gS FA eH wT mentey qeeg Y Res By afk we gorcht 2-er a alta ger @ mr IPA Baw ooh etn & 1 mal 4 me /2 3. mee 4. mle ‘Two bodies of equal mass 1 are connected by a massless rigid rod of length ¢ lying in the xy plane with the centre of the rod atthe origin. Ifthis system is rotating about the Z-axis with a frequency @ its angular momentum is 1. m@e@/4 2 me@/2 3. mCo 4. Imo pm rer fener Fearon way ovr Perr zat ar wee Aegean Laer er wee wy er et R gf oe after fave A 1. ree 8 ge Rot angen # ofeonferarr a anew Tecra Bt ore Raf sagan # acerar # gat oftenfiror a arse ara 2) 3 eg ec ero ee Rea age 1 com 8 4. seve R gr 9 ae # ee a igre 9 accor An infinite solenoid with its axis of symmetry along the 2 -direction carries a steady current /.56. 28 The vector potential A ata distance R from the axis is constant inside and varies as R outside the solenoid varies as R inside and is constant outside the solenoid 2. variesas 1 inside and as R outside the solenoid R 1 vanes as R inside and as — outside the solenoid * Nya ® Ror car arn ener WRT a are Ra? Paros Mgaware we Kei # org ara-fke @ oset Kar arae #1 (x,y,z) oe ifter Rr HE (a1 " 8) grata ar Be Kt + J 2 uK 3 ON Coy 4 2e ‘Consider an infinite conducting sheet in the xy -plane with a time dependent current density K Ci where K isa constant, ‘The vector potential at (x, Aa thk ) is yivenby cz) i. the magnetic eld Bs sd a tr army rar Ry Tes wee Geerer et a re Rage Ba E ow too sghen atte S= | Ex B ome ogee aeeich By 7 mab fee FRR Repeat a ara ent 2D Lonel yeni 2. n=2 wm=2 Rosi wma? 456. 37. 57. 58. 29 When a charged particle emits electromagnetic radiation, the electric field E and the 1 1 Poyning vector S= 1 ExB at a age distance from the emir vary as respectively. Which of the following choices for 1 and m are correct! Lo n=land m=t 2 3. n=Land m=2 4 and m= =2 and m=4 Rea V(x) 9 Renn ga amor att aah aren a sem sector sraeensit FA —4 a1 & (oT woot ¥ wer h=1a) wie ena aén—wer? y,(x)=y,(x) sinh x @ waite & ad omer ore ar afore wT 1. yy (x)= sech x 2. y,(x)=sechx 3. ya (x)= sech'x 4. y,(x)=sech’x ‘The energies in the ground state and first excited state of a particle of mass m=— in a potential V(x) are —4 and —1, respectively, (in units in which ft =1). If the corresponding wavefunctions are related by y7,(x)=Y (x) sinh’x, then the ground state eigenfunction is 1. w(x) =y/sech x 2, y,(x)=sechx 4. (x)= sech’x bla-x), -a 0-7 trary oravea oe <0 & sah wReT A> 0 81 AF ar eye ara 1 -a/p 2. a [2p 3. -3a°/2B 4. -s0°/2p The free energy difference between the superconducting and the normal states of a material is given by AF Fy =a + Si where is an order parameter and @ and ff are constants such that @ > 0 in the normal and c <0 in the superconducting state, while 9>0 always. The minimum value of AF is Lea 2 -a/2p 2 -30!2p 4. ~ 50° Pp het fr Rey 3 enter svar & ae ah Be ara Ht ary crave AC arae weamrrh aEaT aT, a wat a aA aC ae ee Ad Baer B a C aw a arr one 8) A> C4 ay @ far ro are 100 J & a simatic cer 150} 8) A> BC saftvas 9 af ary et fer er wrt 30 J # at oraatfer sor &32 1, 205 2. 803 3. 2205 4. 2805 62. A given quantity of gas is taken from the ste A —> C reversibly, by two paths, A —> C directly and A > B > Cas shown in the figure below. P A ca During the process A —> C the work done by the gas is 100 J and the heat absorbed is 150. If ‘during the process A —> B —> C the work done by the gas is 30 J, the heat absorbed is 1. 20) 2. 80) 3. 2203 4. 2805 63. Ni saver ared on-base ab art oF het ra ier arora AF ere eet TCT ow gat a rarer tem 1 BU aTMcTeT ahh we er a rat eI DJ arth) rena a es eRe He aA oat E=— NJ + Ord & tet at afean “C5 root O aN car aacren & | eiftereer werd et zy Ufhgt | chee kT63, 65. 65, 33, Consider a one-dimensional Ising model with NV spins, at very low temperatures when almost all the spins are aligned parallel to cach other. There will be a few spin flips with each flip costing an ‘energy 2J'. Ina configuration with 7 spin flips, the energy ofthe system is E=—NJ + 2rJ and the number of configuration is “Cr varies 1. m 0 to WV, The partition fimetion is J NEAT J J — e 7 ae 7 = ee 2 (aie) « (oan) ater afore oe arenes var graaita BH we | um ate ye Si Peow ee As a amhror # era aaron 1 PaPREer orgie Boats ara a ganftor 500 mV/Tesla ge wetora fer sare mA, a amrrearoe 1 aanrer aes 28) ge seme erate Par carat ene ls beer at rmeraT eT waree wae t 1, 1.25x10%m 2. 1.25%10 m3 3. 4.110" m? 4. 4.1x10%m? ‘A magnetic field sensor based on the Hall effect is to be fabricated by implanting As into a Si film of thickness 1 um. The specifications require a magnetic field sensitivity of 500 mV/Tesla at an excitation current of 1 mA. The implantation dose is to be adjusted such that the averaye carrier density, after activation. is 1. 1.25%10%m? 2, 1.25x10" m3 3. 4.1«10°!m? 4. 4.1x10° ms ds-ore o¢ de—-Prreen Preiee, ges Ro ee oF oe oeTone Rrereot ot oer ae oe a far on By of Frey vo wee a ongttrat one wy? 7 ag & at ts—aee vd de_frerarer Prntzat wt araifien ae Ie ree tae, eT HP HP 1 af oh? 3. a!” sal oa afl? of? Band-pass and band-reject filters can be implemented by combining a low pass and a high pass filter in series and in parallel, respectively. Ifthe cut-off frequencies of the low pass and high pass filters are @}° and @)'”, respectively, the condition required to implement the band- pass and band-reject filters are, respectively, 1. ef a5” LP HP 3. af? sah? and oo!” al? S75 POKI12—5AH—334 66. var Pe Be PvePter anh re AF gas ite aA) ter re Fr fir centered By) Pe sate —eter SQ. a apne ah eremen # att wege wt Prcft ad eer wo 1s v 1 o7W 2 BW 3. SOW 4. 45W 66. The output characteristies of a solar panel at a certain level of irradiance is shown in the figure below. os ese Ifthe solar cell i to power a load of 5 ©, the power drawn by the load is 1 9o7W 2 BW 3. 50W 4. 45w 67. srifter aagehors tere # vine Ps cele ary ail vee omer ae Aart att or ft RAO" seme em "8 oe ora wer t,,=20 ns a7, =1ps. # amr eae ay 2 oben 2 al at emer araraeen sneiftar eb 1. 10" em? — and 210" cm? 2. 2x10" cm? and 10" cm? 3. 2x10" cm? and 2x10" em? 4. zero and 10” cm*6. 68, 68. 69. 69. 35 Consider the energy level diagram shown below, which corresponds to the molecular nitrogen laser. Lethe pump rate R is 10" atoms cm’ s" and the decay routes are as shown with 7,,=20 ns and.r,=11S, the equilibrium populations of states 2 and I are, respectively, 1. 10 em? and 2x10" em? 2. 2x10" em 3. 2x10" cm and 2x10° em 4, zero and 10” em’ and 10" cm* QPOlS erorrer art ge wm Breton ea we Praréy aoe eee Re P eee BH TOTEE 1.6 ns @ 7 eet @ a ar raf aie 10.2 eV By se a armas my YL ATT ER. SERIF oa eam omerofat & angreta ated a argue B,,(@)/ A, (@) eed far ore & 1. 0.683 x 10° my's! 2. 0.146 x 10°" Jsm? 3. 6.83x 10" m'r'st 4. 1.463 x 10° Jsm? Consider a hydrogen atom undergoing a 2P—>1S transition. The lifetime t,,of the 2P state for spontaneous emission is 1.6 ns and the energy difference between the levels is 10.2 ‘eV. Assuming that the refractive index of the medium 1, = 1, the ratio of Einstein coefficients for stimulated and spontaneous emission B,,(@)/ dy (@) is given by 1. 0.683 x 10" m'r's" 2. 0.14610" Jsm? 3. 6.8310" m'yts" 4. 1.463 x10 Jsm? afvariere R, =1 ea R, = 0.98 @ at ah ad ew He-Ne chee gitar ov Aarts er car 8d =20 aah gh ae Rem ft aha @ smear a7 sromctares n, = 12 oie ) sraverait & dhe & aire OV a are tar ae sraver a aterf AV, & 1, 6v=75 kHz, Av, = 24 kHz 2, 6v=100 kHz, Av, =100 kHz 3. 6v=750 MHz, Av,=2.4MHz 4, 5v=2.4 MHz, Av, =750 MHz a= Consider a He-Ne laser cavity consisting of two mirrors of reflectivities R,=1 and R, = 0.98. The mimrors are separated by a distance d = 20 cm and the medium in between has a refractive index n, = 1 and absorption coefficient @ = 0. The values of the separation between the modes SV and the width AY, of each mode of the laser cavity are70, 70. 1 1 2 1. 6v=75 kHz, Av,= 24 kHz 2, 6v-=100 kHz, Av, =100 kHz 3, 6v=750 MHz, Av,=2.4MHz 4. 5v=2.4 MHz, Av,=750 MHz rarer are ora ee ee each ae ae-amgrecret ara (BEC) wear #1 BEC & fect of rer ira fore oor ot oe sig ere faa et ie 1. ho/2 2. he 3. 3h@/2 40 ‘Non-interacting bosons undergo Bose-Einstein Condensation (BEC) when trapped in a three- dimensional isotropic simple harmonic potential. For BEC to occur, the chemical potential must bbe equal to 1. ho/2 2. he 3. 3hea/2 40 weheer iver ORRarera # geraetat a Ferg aRetrer ear crear arr & &, = B(cos k,a + cosk,a + cos k.a) aret Bear arae & vat a yam caeHes are BY were Megan aa a ea ore soar ear 2 4) ie nerd 7 3. 4 Spa" Spa" 2pa° spa Ina band structure calculation, the dispersion relation for electrons is found to be 6, = B(cos k,a + cosk,a + cos k.a), where f is a constant and a is the lattice constant, The effective mass at the boundary of the first Brillouin zone is 4h 3 ee Spa® 2pa" * 3pa° orapw abcess ery a eer echaghat aft bt teh, erlh were aera rar a? & at roar t V3 3 v3 12x" ar? ze L sO 2 se 31> 4 = a @ a a The radius of the Fermi sphere of ‘free electrons in a monovalent metal with an fee structure, in which the volume of the unit cell is a’, is, exy sey” + 2 V3, aleB 15 37 Perera HIT 105 MeV /c? we weror sex agora 2.2 ys #1 aru & ge 315 MeV/c? arc gar agora # anit ge arr art 1 3x10° km. 2. 2.2m 3. 6.6um 4. 1.98 km The muon has mass 105 MeV / and mean lifetime 2.2 ]18 in its rest frame, The mean distance traversed by a muon of energy 315 MeV/c" before decaying is approximately 1. 3x105km 2. 220m 3. 6.6 um 4.1.98 km Fea wat oe Ra > wel p, aghi n, Prete ora a° ya Seer agra A’) wa 4 ret agers 3b ech avatar aah foe om & ah re err Bh 1. "yn, p, A" 2. p.n, Az" eee 4. A’n,m,p Consider the following particles: the proton p, the neutron 7, the neutral pion 7” and the delta resonance A, When ordered in terms of decreasing lifetime, the correct arrangement is as follows: Lon, pA’ 2 panda 3. pnw, 4. Mina, p sitter '3Sn a p-marat (saree p,,, TF P,) A ae ar yeaa su aioe 3 MeV #/ aaet If aaat a ered & ate ar oat siae & “1. 7 Mev 2. MeV 3. SMev 4, SMe The single particle energy difference between the p-orbitals (ie., Ps, and P,,,) of the nucleus '\SSm is 3 MeV. The energy difference between the states in its If orbital is 1, 7 Mev 2. 7 MeV 3. SMeV 4, -SMeV38 TR _arY/ROUGH WORK39 tH w@ri/ROUGH WORK40 Te wri/ROUGH WORK 5A