Abstract: A cool property that high temperature superconductors possess is something explained by Meissner Effect. Which makes possible the levitation of superconducting magnets, when a magnetic pole of the same polarity is placed facing the former.
In a complete vacuum if the superconductor is rotated at some particular speed probably very less than “c” some point on the rotating object might just be able to cross the temporal barrier.
Introduction to Classical Mechanics:
UNIT-I : Elementary survey of Classical Mechanics: Newtonian mechanics for single particle and system of particles, Types of the forces and the single particle system examples, Limitation of Newton’s program, conservation laws viz Linear momentum, Angular Momentum & Total Energy, work-energy theorem; open systems (with variable mass). Principle of Virtual work, D’Alembert’s principle’ applications.
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Lecture 8: Introduction to Quantum Chemical Simulation graduate course taught at MIT in Fall 2014 by Heather Kulik. This course covers: wavefunction theory, density functional theory, force fields and molecular dynamics and sampling.
Abstract: A cool property that high temperature superconductors possess is something explained by Meissner Effect. Which makes possible the levitation of superconducting magnets, when a magnetic pole of the same polarity is placed facing the former.
In a complete vacuum if the superconductor is rotated at some particular speed probably very less than “c” some point on the rotating object might just be able to cross the temporal barrier.
Introduction to Classical Mechanics:
UNIT-I : Elementary survey of Classical Mechanics: Newtonian mechanics for single particle and system of particles, Types of the forces and the single particle system examples, Limitation of Newton’s program, conservation laws viz Linear momentum, Angular Momentum & Total Energy, work-energy theorem; open systems (with variable mass). Principle of Virtual work, D’Alembert’s principle’ applications.
UNIT-II : Constraints; Definition, Types, cause & effects, Need, Justification for realizing constraints on the system
Schrodinger equation and its applications: Chapter 2Dr.Pankaj Khirade
Wave function and its physical significance, Schrodinger time dependent equation, Separation in time dependent and time independent parts, Operators in quantum Mechanics, Eigen functions and Eigen values, Particle in one dimensional and three dimensional box (Energy eigen values). Qualitative analysis of potential barrier Tunneling effect). Simple Harmonic Oscillator (Qualitative analysis of Zero point energy)
Lecture 8: Introduction to Quantum Chemical Simulation graduate course taught at MIT in Fall 2014 by Heather Kulik. This course covers: wavefunction theory, density functional theory, force fields and molecular dynamics and sampling.
It's our pleasure to present the latest Catalogue of our Physics Publications with brief contents for your kind perusal. It is hereby mentioned that most of the books included in the catalogue have either been completely revised as per up-to-date, Latest Pattern Syllabus or published afresh to make each book quite comprehensive, useful, and appropriate to the requirements of students and readers as well.
The basics of quantum mechanics, but it needs a good explainer so ask if you have any doubts. The most important thing is my resources, please get them in references.
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Rethinking the dynamics of an accelerated charge from classical concepts. From the idea that radiation
comes from kinetic energy and managing the problem of the auto-energy of a point charge, a system of
non-linear dynamic equations are found and results amenable to experimental verification. In developing, a
relationship between the principle of causality, which affects the direction of time, and the constancy of
mass appears. Another consequence are the fluctuations in the motion of particles, compatible with
Brownian motion and Heisenberg´s indeterminacy principle. The case of gravitational acceleration is also
analyzed, concluding that no electromagnetic radiation is possible and there is no electric field that can
produce a constant acceleration on a point charge. Thus the constant acceleration is an exclusive feature of
gravity.
Rethinking the dynamics of an accelerated charge from classical concepts. From the idea that radiation
comes from kinetic energy and managing the problem of the auto-energy of a point charge, a system of
non-linear dynamic equations are found and results amenable to experimental verification. In developing, a
relationship between the principle of causality, which affects the direction of time, and the constancy of
mass appears. Another consequence are the fluctuations in the motion of particles, compatible with
Brownian motion and Heisenberg´s indeterminacy principle. The case of gravitational acceleration is also
analyzed, concluding that no electromagnetic radiation is possible and there is no electric field that can
produce a constant acceleration on a point charge. Thus the constant acceleration is an exclusive feature of
gravity.
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Slides from my first ever seminar presentation given when I was a first year Ph.D. student. University of Bristol Applied Mathematics Seminar 2001. Brief introduction to entanglement and discussion of local unitary invariants.
It's our pleasure to present the latest Catalogue of our Physics Publications with brief contents for your kind perusal. It is hereby mentioned that most of the books included in the catalogue have either been completely revised as per up-to-date, Latest Pattern Syllabus or published afresh to make each book quite comprehensive, useful, and appropriate to the requirements of students and readers as well.
The basics of quantum mechanics, but it needs a good explainer so ask if you have any doubts. The most important thing is my resources, please get them in references.
Imprints of the semiclassical phase of the evolution of the universe on moder...Orchidea Maria Lecian
Talk presented at Models of Modern Physics
Theoretical Physics Workshop and Summer School
Models of Modern Physics
10 - 17 September 2017, Svit, Slovakia
Rethinking the dynamics of an accelerated charge from classical concepts. From the idea that radiation comes from kinetic energy and managing the problem of the auto-energy of a point charge, a system of non-linear dynamic equations are found and results amenable to experimental verification. In developing, a relationship between the principle of causality, which affects the direction of time, and the constancy of
mass appears. Another consequence are the fluctuations in the motion of particles, compatible with Brownian motion and Heisenberg´s indeterminacy principle. The case of gravitational acceleration is also analyzed, concluding that no electromagnetic radiation is possible and there is no electric field that can produce a constant acceleration on a point charge. Thus the constant acceleration is an exclusive feature of
gravity.
Rethinking the dynamics of an accelerated charge from classical concepts. From the idea that radiation
comes from kinetic energy and managing the problem of the auto-energy of a point charge, a system of
non-linear dynamic equations are found and results amenable to experimental verification. In developing, a
relationship between the principle of causality, which affects the direction of time, and the constancy of
mass appears. Another consequence are the fluctuations in the motion of particles, compatible with
Brownian motion and Heisenberg´s indeterminacy principle. The case of gravitational acceleration is also
analyzed, concluding that no electromagnetic radiation is possible and there is no electric field that can
produce a constant acceleration on a point charge. Thus the constant acceleration is an exclusive feature of
gravity.
Rethinking the dynamics of an accelerated charge from classical concepts. From the idea that radiation
comes from kinetic energy and managing the problem of the auto-energy of a point charge, a system of
non-linear dynamic equations are found and results amenable to experimental verification. In developing, a
relationship between the principle of causality, which affects the direction of time, and the constancy of
mass appears. Another consequence are the fluctuations in the motion of particles, compatible with
Brownian motion and Heisenberg´s indeterminacy principle. The case of gravitational acceleration is also
analyzed, concluding that no electromagnetic radiation is possible and there is no electric field that can
produce a constant acceleration on a point charge. Thus the constant acceleration is an exclusive feature of
gravity.
Multi-particle Entanglement in Quantum States and EvolutionsMatthew Leifer
Slides from my first ever seminar presentation given when I was a first year Ph.D. student. University of Bristol Applied Mathematics Seminar 2001. Brief introduction to entanglement and discussion of local unitary invariants.
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TRB Exam Physics Syllabus - Sura Books
1. DIRECT RECRUITMENT FOR THE POST OF POST GRADUATE ASSISTANTS /
PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIRECTORS GRADE-I – 2018-2019
Subject : PHYSICS
UNIT- I - Vector Fields
General expression for gradient, divergence curl and Laplace operators in
orthogonal curvilinear Co-ordinates and their explicit form in Cartesion spherical-co-ordinates,
Stokes theorem and Gauss theorem.
Matrix theory
Algebraic operation – Rank of a matrix. Eigen values and Eigen vectors -
characteristic equation – Cayely Hamilton theorem – Diagonalisation and Diagonalizability of
unitary orthogonal. Hermitian and symmetric matrices.
Special functions
Legendre, Hermite and Lagune equation basic properties – Gamma and Beta
functions.
UNIT-II - Probability and Theory of errors
Basic concept of probability distribution – Exclusive events and addition –
Compound events and products – Binomial – Poisson and Guassian distribution – Normal
distribution of error – Standard error – Principle of least squares – Application of solution of
linear equation – Curve fitting.
Group theory
Definition – Sub-groups – Homomorphism and isomorphism – Group
representations – Irreducible representation – Unitary representation.
UNIT – III - Classical mechanics
Generalised co-ordinates – D’Alembert's principle, Lagrangian equation of motion
– Hamiltonian equation – Conservative and non-conservative systems - Hamilton equation,
cyclic variables, principle of least action – Theory of small oscillations – Normal co-ordinates
and normal modes - Linear Triatomi molecule - Rigid bodies -Moments and products of inertia-
Euler’s angle - Euler’s equation of motionSymmetric top.
2. UNIT-IV - Statistical Mechanics
Maxwell Boltzmann statistics Maxwellian distribution of velocities – Mean – root
mean square and most probable velocities Bose-Einstein statistics – Distribution function –
Phonon gas – Black body radiation – Fermy-Dirac statistics – Distribution function – Electron
gas – Pauli paramagnetism – Thermionic emission – Elementary idea of phase transition –
Properties of liquid Helium – phase space, Liouville’s theorem – statistical equation – micro
canonical ensembles – Equation of statethermodynamic functions of an ideal gas equipartition of
energy.
UNIT-V - Electromagnetic theory
Coulomb law – Gauss law – Poisson’s equation – Laplace equation and solution to
boundry value problem – Electrostatics of dielectric media – Molecular polarisability and its
application – Vector – Scalar potential – B and H in a magnetic material – Maxwell’s equations
and their significance – Poynting theorem – Radiation of oscillating dipole.
Relativistic Mechanics
Basic ideas - Lorentz transformation. Time dilation and Lorentz contraction -
Velocity addition law - Momentum and energy in relativistic Mechanics - Centre of mass system
for two relativistic particles.
UNIT-VI - Spectroscopy
Rotation spectra – Vibration spectra – Rotation vibration spectra of diatomic and
linear molecules – Raman Spectra – experimental techniques and classical theory of Raman
Scattering – Electronic state of diatomic molecules – Frank–Condon principle – Hund’s coupling
scheme – Evaluation of molecular constant from vibrational spectra data. Interaction between
nuclear spin and magnetic field – Nuclear resonance-Chemical shift-Dipole-Dipole interaction-
Spin lattice interaction.
UNIT-VII - Solid State Physics
Energy levels and density of states in one, two and three dimensions – Electrical
and Thermal conductivities – Wiedmann-Franz law. Energy bands in solids – Transport
phenomena in semiconductors operational functions of a junction diode-Schottky diode – Bloch
theorem - Krong-Penny mudel – Brillouin zones – Wave equation of an electron in a periodic
potential.
Thermal Properties of solids
Laws of Thermodynamics – Maxwell’s relations and their applications – Phase
transitions – Production and measurement of low temperatures –Einstein and Debye theory of
specific heats of solids.
3. Magnetic properties of materials
Langevin’s theory of dia-para-magnetism – Quantum theory of para – magnetism –
Ferro – magnetism – Ferri – magnetism – superconductivity – Meissner effect –
Thermodynamics of superconducting materials – London equation – B.C.S. theory – Josephson’s
effect.
UNIT-VIII - Quantum mechanics
Schrodinger’s wave equation – Free particle – Particle in a potential well and
barrier penetration - The probability interpretation – Expectation value – Eigen functions and
eigen values – Stationery states – Wave packet – Uncertainty principle – Linear Harmonic
oscillator – angular momentum and addition of angular momenta. Peturbation theory –
Transition probability – Constant and harmonic perturbation – Scattering theory – Differential
and total scattering cross section – Born approximation – Partial wave analysis and phase shift
analysis – Relativistic wave equations – Klein – Gordon equations – Dirac equation and its free
particle solution.
UNIT-IX - Nuclear Physics
Binding energy – Semi empirical mass formula – Stability of nuclei – Nuclear
forces – Ground state of deuteron – Alpha decay – B decay – Fermi’s theory – Selection rules –
Liquid drop model – Nuclear fission – Shell model – Collective models.
Nuclear Instrumentation
Cyclotron - Synchro cyclotron – Proton synchrotron – Detectors – G.M.Counter –
Scintillation Counter – Bubble chamber – Nuclear reactors – Neutron cross section – Fission
product – Energy release – Chain reaction – Multiplication factor – Moderator – Natural
Uranium – Diffusion equation.
Unit X - Electronics (Digital electronics)
Binary - Decimal – Octal and Hexadecimal numbers – 8421 Excess–3 - Gray Codes
– Logic gates – Laws Boolean algebra – Half and full adders – Subtractors – RS, RST, JK and
M/S Flip-flops – Ripple counter – Decade counter –Up-down counter – Serial and parallel
registers.
Operational amplifier
Differential amplifier – Parameters – Applications – Analog integration and
differentiation – Analog computation – Comparators – Sample and hold circuits – Oscillator –
Hartley-Colpitt-Phase Shift - Wien’s bridge oscillators – Astable mono -Bistable multivibrators –
Clipping and clamping circuits.
4. Microwave Physics
Microwave generation – Klystron – Magnetron – Travelling wave tubes –
Microwave in rectangular and cylindrical wave guides – Characteristics of Antennas – Short
dipole radiation – Antenna gain – Directivity – Radiation resistance – Radiation intensity.
Microprocessor
Evolution of Microprocessors – Organisation of micro-computers- Preliminary
concepts – Basic concepts of programming – Architecture – Address – Data and control buses –
Memory decoding – Memory mapped I/O and I/O mapped I/O. Machine and instruction cycles –
Addressing modes – Use of arithmetic logical data – Transfer stack and I/O instructions –
Instruction set and assembly programming of 8085 microprocessor – Fetch – Execute – overlap –
Instruction cycles – Instruction forward – Memories – RAM-PROMS, EPROMSEEPROMS –
Static and Dynamic RAM.