Exam Details
Subject | nuclear and particle physics | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | m.sc. in physics | |
Department | ||
Organization | Alagappa University Distance Education | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | May, 2018 | |
City, State | tamil nadu, karaikudi |
Question Paper
DISTANCE EDUCATION
M.Sc. (Physics) DEGREE EXAMINATION, MAY 2018.
NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE PHYSICS
(2008 onwards)
Time Three hours Maximum 100 marks
Answer any FIVE questions.
Each question carries equal marks.
x 20 100)
1. Describe the method of measuring helicity of
neutrino with neat sketch.
Explain the parity violation in
Write a note on electron capture.
2. Explain crystal diffraction method to measure the
wavelength of Gamma ray.
Discuss about internal conversion. Also describe an
experiment to determine internal conversion
coefficients.
Explain nuclear isomerism.
3. Explain the theory of single particle shell model,
assuming the square well of infinite depth for
potential.
Discuss the limitations and failures of the single
particle shell model.
Write a note on Schmidt lines.
Sub. Code
24
DE-4065
2
wk12
4. Assuming square well type of nuclear potential, give
the theory of the deutron problem. Obtain a relation
between the depth and width of the well and
deutron binding energy.
Discuss the excited states of deutron.
Write the properties of deutron.
5. Discuss the neutron-proton scattering at low
energy. Show how the assumption of spindependence
of nuclear force can explain the
experimental results.
Explain the method of partial wave analysis for n-p
scattering and determine the phase shift.
6. Describe Bohr's compound nucleus formation
hypothesis for nuclear reactions.
Explain the continuum states of the compound
nucleus.
Discuss the decay rates of the compound nucleus.
7. Explain the interaction of neutron with matter.
Find the energy loss after collision and average
energy after collision.
Discuss about thermal neutrons. Also, explain
energy distribution of thermal neutrons and flux
distribution for thermal neutrons.
Determine the critical size of the nuclear reactor.
8. Explain the classification of elementary particles.
Discuss the conservation of leptons and baryons.
Write a note on quarks.
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M.Sc. (Physics) DEGREE EXAMINATION, MAY 2018.
NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE PHYSICS
(2008 onwards)
Time Three hours Maximum 100 marks
Answer any FIVE questions.
Each question carries equal marks.
x 20 100)
1. Describe the method of measuring helicity of
neutrino with neat sketch.
Explain the parity violation in
Write a note on electron capture.
2. Explain crystal diffraction method to measure the
wavelength of Gamma ray.
Discuss about internal conversion. Also describe an
experiment to determine internal conversion
coefficients.
Explain nuclear isomerism.
3. Explain the theory of single particle shell model,
assuming the square well of infinite depth for
potential.
Discuss the limitations and failures of the single
particle shell model.
Write a note on Schmidt lines.
Sub. Code
24
DE-4065
2
wk12
4. Assuming square well type of nuclear potential, give
the theory of the deutron problem. Obtain a relation
between the depth and width of the well and
deutron binding energy.
Discuss the excited states of deutron.
Write the properties of deutron.
5. Discuss the neutron-proton scattering at low
energy. Show how the assumption of spindependence
of nuclear force can explain the
experimental results.
Explain the method of partial wave analysis for n-p
scattering and determine the phase shift.
6. Describe Bohr's compound nucleus formation
hypothesis for nuclear reactions.
Explain the continuum states of the compound
nucleus.
Discuss the decay rates of the compound nucleus.
7. Explain the interaction of neutron with matter.
Find the energy loss after collision and average
energy after collision.
Discuss about thermal neutrons. Also, explain
energy distribution of thermal neutrons and flux
distribution for thermal neutrons.
Determine the critical size of the nuclear reactor.
8. Explain the classification of elementary particles.
Discuss the conservation of leptons and baryons.
Write a note on quarks.
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