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    Total Printed Pages : 20 Booklet No. 11904 M.Phil./Ph.D. ADMISSION TEST, 2019 & 2020 Paper Il Subject : 136 - PHYSICS Roll No, (In figures) . (In words) ... OMR Sheet Barcode No. .. gnature of Invigilators Names of Invigilators Time : 2 Hours Max. Marks : 200 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS a 1 Read the instructions given on the Question | 1 wert & ware Paar G oe wes—gftcrapr aie aft, * Booklet and OMR Sheet before starting the erame atte 9g Ra ge Rear oS | enh afte answers, All the entries should be filled by ha aera ord ata vig ta) blue or black ball point pen. 2 wea - gftrer 4 100 ge7 @ sik wh oe oftard | The Question Booklet contains 100 questions and all questions are compulsory 3 Gees WET 2 Sieh LB) Gig ver sias Each question is of 2 marks, There is no negativemarking, (negative marking) #6) 877 | 4 Candidates must ensure that the Question | 4 ate Gar a Fh Booklet issuied io them has all the questions vegftar fag 8 aati wh aia Bh Defective Question Booklet can be got afeyet veya 10 fae ah sal ¥ changed within 10 minutes. gaat on wart 2 | 136 - PHYSICS 1 PLO. 1, An object is dropped on a cushion, from a height 10 mabove it, On being hit. the cushion is depressed by 0.1 m, Assuming that the cushion provides a constant resistive force, the deceleration of the object after hiting the cushion, in terms of the acceleration due to gravity g.is (A) 10g (B) (C) 100g (Dp) ¢ 2. ‘The differential equation of the orbit for planetry motion is givenas:~ au mf wy Sewage ({) ; wy A) 1 Ben tH) Dy) Baw ti(¥) (Here symbols carry their usual meaning) What is the maximum angle of seattering for equal masses in an elastic collision laboratory system :- (A) 772 (B) tC) 372 (D) on 4. The relationship between the impact parameter (b) and the scattering angle (0) in Rutherford experiments: - ec 2 (a) see 2 Ze cot, 2 me Ze co , w pS (Dy b= sin8/, az 136- PHYSICS Abead slides ona wire in the shape of acyeloid described by equations x =a (0-sin®) and y (1+ cos0) where 0 <0 < 2n. The lagvangian function is :- (A) L= ma’ 0" (1-cos0) (3) L=mga(1+cos0) (C) L=ma’6" (1+e030)+mga(1-cos!}} (D) L=ma’ 6° (1-cos6)-mga(1+cosi)) The Hamiltoman corresponding 10 the Jagrmgian Lak +b§*-kxy is _ Du 3h PtP; ead c (Dy \ } Fhe Poisson bracket { x. xp,- yp, + ax’ +by"} Witha and bas constants is equal to WAY P. Wry (By x (D) P, Hfamiltoman canonical equation of motion for a conservative system are ay at op iH a at oH 1B) ic ee wy aa # 24 24. Laplace transform ofsin atis (A) (B) eee © ) vee sea Which of the following statement is not true:- (A) The rank of the resultant tensor of the product of the two tensors is product of ranks of both tensors (B) Two tensors are said +9 be reciprocal to each other if their inner product is equal to unit tensor (C) Two tensors are called conjugate tensors if they are symmetric as well as reciprocal. (D) Scalarsare tensors of rank zero. A silicon diode is in series with a 0.1 kQ resistor and a SV battery. If the anode is connected to the positive battery terminal, the cathode voltage with respect to the negative battery ierminal is - (A) 0.7V (B) 03V ()5.7V (D) 43V The change in collector current in a transistor in its common emitter mode is_, when a change of 4mA is done in base current. Given. currentamplification =0.9 (A) 1l6mA, (B) 26mA (C) 36maA (D) 46mA. 136 - PHYSICS 25. ‘The value of voltages across load resistance V,, Vec and V,. for the given transistor are mA t Hl av. Ev (A) V.=6V 3 Vee =4V5Voe= 2.975 V 26, AFET has Ips.=3mA, Vgs-2.5V (A) 0.169mA, (B) 0.508mA (©) 034maA (D) 0.676mA 27. Whe R,=R,~R, the output voltage ofan OP-Amp circuitas shown in figure is A) V.A-(V4V) B) YeVV ) Vo PTO. 40, 4 Ina grand canonical ensemble, a system A of fixed volume is in contact with a large reservoir B. Fhen- (A) Acanexchange energy only with B. (B) Acanexchange only particles with B. (C) A can exchange neither energy nor particles with B. (D) Acan exchange both energy and particles with. Which of the following relation between internal energy U and the canonical partition Function z. istrue? ta) characterised by (A) Alatent heat (B) A discontinuous change in its specific heat (C) Achange in volume (D) Irreversible behaviour during warning and cooling In an ideal gas obeying Maxwell-Boltzmann statistics there are N number of particles at temperature T. The heat capacity at constant volume is equal to- (A) Nk, (B) 3Nky (C) 2k, (D) 12Nk, 136- PHYSICS 44. Consider black body radiation contained in a cavity whose walls are at temperature T. The radiation is in equilibrium with the walls of the cay’ yy. If the temperature of the walls is increased to 21 and the radiation is allowed to come {© equilibrium at the new temperature. the entropy of the radiation increases by a factorof- (Ay2 (By 4 (8 (D) 16 Consider the Fermi - Dirac function {E) at 300k where E refers to Energy: IPE, is the Fermi energy. whieh of the Statement is true- following 1A) AE pis zero (B) 0B, jisequal to 1/2 (C) AE,)isinfiniteas E decreases below E, (D) States with E+V3]6.>416.010.9) 1B) |v r= Blo. re+V5jare savers sfanemer yi ©) WO= Bere Vo afore et ® 7 (oy WH O=e, Blo +43]. 910 +16[4,) yur P10. 77. 78. Consider the following statements for the spin- orbit interaction: (1) Spin - orbit interaction becomes stronger with inereasing Z (LI) In the spin-orbit interaction for hydrogen atom, the magnitude of the internal magnetic field magnetic field B acting on the spin magnetic dipole moment of the electron is of the order of ~1 Tesla. (1I1)Spin-orbit interaction is responsible for splitting of the ground state energy level ofthe hydrogen atom, Which ofthe above statements are TRUE? (A) Tand only (B) Land {Il onty (©) Ilonly (D) Handiltonly Consider a system of four nonidentical spin /2 particles. The possible values of the total spin. $ of this system and the total number of angular momentum eigenstate is (A) S= 0.1.2; and total there are 8 angular momentum eigenstates (B) $= 0.2; and there are total 8 angular ‘momentum eigenstates, (Cc) S = 2: and there are total 5 angular momentum eigenstates. () 0.1.2: and total there are 16 angular momentum eigenstates 136 - PHYSICS B 79. 80. Which of the following orbital angular momentum eigenfunctions, Y/' (0.6). corresponds (0 a state in which the operators ‘and 1. have eigenvalues 6h’ and -h respectively? (A) -Y: (6.6) (B) Y: (0.9) (C) LYE.) + YO.) H2 (D) ¥,"@8) . Consider a nuclide whose radius is 1/3 (one third) of the radius of nucleus of osmium isotope “Os. The mass number. A of the nuclide is: (Ay 21 (‘By ) (Dyed P10. 86. 87. Which of the following is not a desirable property of an ideal scintitlation material for detector applications, (A) _ It should convert the kinetic energy of charged particles into detectable light witha high scintillation efficiency (B) The light yield should be proportional over as wide a to deposited ener; range as possible. (C) ‘The material should be transparent to the wavelength of its own emission for good light collection. me of (D) The decay induced luminescence should be large so that large signal pulse can he generated. A cyclotron is operated at an oscillator frequency of 15.2 MHz. What is the magnitude of magnetic field B (in Tesla) to accelerate a proton (Mass of proton M,= 1.6710" kg)? (A) 82 (B) 10.3 © 10 (Dy 2 136 - PHYSICS: 89. 88. ‘The magnitude of binding energy of the last neutronin “Nis [The values of atomic Masses: M('n) = 1.0087amu. M('

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