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UNIT-IV
S.No. Question CO Bloom's
Taxonomy
a) Define the Central force. L1
b) Define the areal velocity. L1
c) Write the differential equation of an orbit with physical significance of L2
constant.
d) Define bound and unbound orbits L2
e) Explain closed and open orbits L3
f) Give the properties of central forces. L3
g) Explain stable and non stable orbits. L4
h) Define Kepler’s first law of planetary motion. L4
i) Define the harmonic law. L5
j) Write the Bertrand’s theorem. L5
UNIT-V
S.No. Question CO Bloom's
Taxonomy
a) What is the statistical mechanics? L1
b) Define the phase space and phase points. L1
c) Explain the accessible states. L2
d) What is the priori Probability? L2
e) Explain Phase trajectory. L3
f) Explain the Macrostate of the system. L3
g) Explain the microstate of the system. L4
h) Define the thermo-dynamical probability L4
i) Define the volume element of the system. L5
j) Define the probability in statistical Mechanics. L5
UNIT-VI
S.No. Question CO Bloom's
Taxonomy
a) Explain the Ensemble. L1
b) Explain the Microcanonical ensemble. L1
c) What is the Grand canonical ensemble? L2
d) How to calculate Phase cells in the system. L2
e) Define the degree of freedom. L3
f) What is the formula of average energy. L3
g) Give the statistical postulates. L4
h) State Liouville’s theorem. L4
i) Define the Canonical ensemble L5
j) Give the concept of time average. L5
UNIT-VII
S.No. Question CO Bloom's
Taxonomy
a) Give the importance of Statistical distribution law. L1
b) Give the statistical postulate of Maxwell- Boltzmann Distribution Law. L1
c) Give the statistical postulate of Bose-Einsteins Distribution Law. L2
d) Give the statistical postulate of Fermi-Dirac Distribution Law. L2
e) Write the equation of Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution law. L3
f) Define the Boson and Fermions with examples. L3
g) Define the thermal equilibrium. L4
h) Define the statistical equilibrium. L4
i) Define the Pauli’s exclusive principle. L5
j) Give the formula of Boltzmann canonical distribution Law. L5
UNIT-VIII
S.No. Question CO Bloom's
Taxonomy
a) Write the formula of Maxwell-Boltzmann statistics with physical L1
Significance.
b) Write the condition of Fermi-Dirac Statistics. L1
c) Write one postulate of kinetic theory of Gas. L2
d) Write the formula of Fermi energy. L2
e) Define the Fermi energy of the system. L3
f) Define the Black body. L3
g) Give the Planck’s Radiation assumptions. L4
h) Give the difference between classical and quantum Statistics. L4
i) Give the types of quantum statistics. L5
j) Give the properties of ensemble average. L5
UNIT-II
S.No. Question CO Bloom's
Taxonomy
a) Explain Conservative and non conservative forces, with example. L1
b) Define the components of generalized force. L1
c) Derive the general form of Lagrange’s equation. L2
d) What is Lagrangian function? Explain its role in classical mechanics. L2
e) Derive an expression of Lagrangian for a conservative system. L3
f) Derive an expression of Lagrangian for a non-conservative system. L3
g) Explain how Lagrangian formulation is superior to Newtonian L4
formulation.
h) L4
i) L5
j) L5
UNIT-III
S.No. Question CO Bloom's
Taxonomy
a) Establish Hamiltonian function for linear harmonic oscillator and the L1
equation of motion for it.
b) Describe the Hamiltonian and Hamilton’s equation for an ideal spring- L1
mass arrangement.
c) Define generalized momentum and conjugate momentum L2
d) What is Hamiltonian function? Write down Hamiltonian function for a L2
conservative system.
e) Is Hamiltonian equal to the total energy of a system? L3
f) State Hamilton’s equations of motion in canonical form. L3
g) L4
h) L4
i) L5
j) L5
UNIT-IV
S.No. Question
a) When a particle moves under a central force, prove that the angular
momentum of a particle is conserved.
b) What parameter determine the shape and size of an elliptic orbit of a
planet? Explain.
c) What is central force? Show that the motion of a particle under central
force is always confined to a single plane, if the motion of the particle
is not parallel to the force direction.
d) State and explain Bertrand’s theorem.
e) Show that angular momentum is conserved in a central force field.
f) Explain stability of orbit under central force.
g) What are stable and un-stable orbits?
h)
i)
j)
UNIT-V
UNIT-VI
UNIT-VII
UNIT-VIII
SECTION-C [Descriptive Answer Type Questions / Case Study (for MBA COURSES only)]
UNIT-I
S.No. Question CO Bloom's
Taxonomy
a) (i) What are constraints? Classify the constraints with some L1
examples. (ii) Write short note on holonomic and non-holonomic
constraints.
b) What are degrees of freedom? (i) What is the effect of L1
constraints on the degrees of freedom. (ii) Determine the degree
of freedom of a particle moving on sphere.
c) Define the generalized coordinates. And explain why they are L2
called generalized coordinates.
d) Derive the relation for generalized velocity of a system of N L2
particle.
e) Explain the constraints in the following cases: (i) A particle L3
rotating along a circle. (ii) A simple pendulum executing S.H.M.
f) Show that the constraints for rigid body are holonomic and L3
scleronomic also.
g) L4
h) L4
i) L5
j) L5
UNIT-II
S.No. Question CO Bloom's
Taxonomy
a) (i) Derive Lagrangian’s equations of motion from it for L1
conservative system.
(ii) How will the result the modified for non-conservative
system?
b) Set up the Lagrangian and obtain Lagrange’s equation for a L1
simple pendulum. Deduce the formula for its time period.
c) Discuss the superiority of Lagrangian’s approach over L2
Newtonian approach.
d) Define Lagrangian of a system and give its expression in terms L2
of kinetic energy and potential energy.
e) Obtain the Lagrangian and Lagrange’s equation of motion for the L3
Simple Pendulom
f) Is the Lagrangian formulation more advantageous than the L3
Newtonian formulation? Why?
g) L4
h) L4
i) L5
j) L5
UNIT-III
S.No. Question CO Bloom's
Taxonomy
a) What is Hamiltonian function? Explain its physical significance. L1
b) Show that for a conservative system, Hamiltonian is equal to the total L1
energy of the system.
c) Show that, if the Hamiltonian is not an explicit function of time, it is L2
constant.
d) Derive Hamiltonian’s equation of motion using Legendre L2
transformation method. What is the physical significance of the
Hamiltonian.
e) What is the Hamiltonian function? And derive Hamilton’s equation of L3
motion for a conservative system of particles.
f) Derive Hamilton’s canonical equations of motion. What is the physical L3
significance of the Hamiltonian function? Obtain the Hamiltonian
equation for the compound pendulum.
g) Explain the superiority of Hamilton’s formulation over Lagrangian L4
formulation.
h) L4
i) L5
j) L5
UNIT-IV
S.No. Question CO Bloom's
Taxonomy
a) Derive the equation of motion under central force and first integrals. L1
b) Find the differential equation for an orbit. L1
c) Show that the motion of a particle under central force takes plane in a L2
plane.
d) State Bertrand’s theorem. And explain how it leads to the L2
conditions for closed bound orbits.
e) Prove that a central force is conservative force and a L3
conservative force can be espressed as negative gradient of
potential or as grad V, where V is potential energy.
f) A particle moves under a central force. Show that (i) its orbit lies L3
in a plane and (ii) the radius vector from the centre of force to
the particle sweeps area at a constant rate.
g) L4
h) L4
i) L5
j) L5
UNIT-V
S.No. Question CO Bloom's
Taxonomy
a) Define and explain the terms Macrostate and Microstate with the L1
help of an example.
b) For the phase space representing a single particle of mass m in L1
a volume V, calculate the number of phase cells in energy range
0 to E, given that volume of each phase cells h3.
c) Show that the volume of phase-space corresponding to a single L2
quantum state for particles of no spin is h3, where h is Planck
constant.
d) Explain the terms position space, momentum space and phase L2
space. Obtain relation between volume in phase space and
volume in position and momentum space.
e) Obtain an expression for the number of microstate accessible to L3
a free particle confined in a box of length L.
f) Show that number of microstates in the energy range 0 to E of a L3
free particle in three dimensional phase space is: ϕ(E) =
{4πV/3h3 }(2mE)3/2.
g) L4
h) L4
i) L5
j) L5
UNIT-VI
S.No. Question CO Bloom's
Taxonomy
a) State and prove Liouville’s theorems. L1
b) Explain concept of ensemble.Differentiate between L1
microcanonical, Canonical and Grand Canonical ensembles.
c) What do you understand by thermodynamical probability? How L2
is it related with the entropy of the system? Establish the
necessary relation.
d) Derive Boltzmann’s canonical distribution law. L2
e) Deduce Boltzmann’s entropy probability relation: S= k log Ω(E), L3
Where S is entropy, Ω(E) is the number of microstate in the
energy interval between E and E+dE and k is a Boltzmann’s
constant.
f) Write notes on the following: L3
i) Density of states
ii) Statistical ensembles
iii) Thermodynamical Probability
iv) Fundamental postulates of statistical Mechanics.
v) Statistics and Entropy.
g) L4
h) L4
i) L5
j) L5
UNIT-VII
S.No. Question CO Bloom's
Taxonomy
a) Derive Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution law and derive the L1
expression for n(E)d(E).
b) What are fermions? Write down the postulates the Fermi-Dirac L1
statistics. Derive an expression for probability distribution.
c) Evaluate the value of constant and give their L2
thermodynamic interpretation
UNIT-VIII
S.No. Question CO Bloom's
Taxonomy
a) What are Farmians the postulate of Fermi-Dirac statistics. Derive L1
an expression for the probability distribution of particles
governed by F-D statistics.
b) Applying Fermi-Dirac distribution to an electron gas and derive L1
the distribution of energy formula among free electrons of a
conductor is : n(E)dE=?
c) What is electron gas? Starting from Fermi-Dirac distribution law, L2
derive the expression for energy distribution of free electrons in
a metal.
d) Starting from Bose-Einstein energy distribution law, derive L2
Planck’s law of black body radiation.
e) What is meant by Fermi energy of conduction L3
electrons.Calculate the value of Fermi-energy.
f) Using the expression for Fermi-Dirac distribution of energy L3
among electrons within a metal, prove that at absolute zero, the
average Kinetic energy E= 3/5 Ef.
g) L4
h) L4
i) L5
j) L5