Optionals IAS Mains Physics: Questions 194 - 199 of 307
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Question 194
Appeared in Year: 2018
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Essay▾Calculate Atomic Packing Fraction (FCC) and HCP structures, and show that these are the most closely packed structures. (Paper-2)
Explanation
Close packed structures are mostly found in monatomic crystals having non- directional bonding, such as metallic bonding. In these structures, the coordination number of each atom is 12, i.e.. each atom is surrounded by 12 similar and equal size neighbors. Out of these twelve neighbors, six lie in one plane, there in an adjacent parallel plane abov…
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Question 195
Appeared in Year: 2017
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Essay▾A diatomic molecule can be considered to be made up of two masses separated by a fixed distance Derive the formula for the distance of centre of mass from mass . Also show that the moment of inertia about an axis through and perpendicular to is , where
Explanation
Let us consider the problem of finding the centre of mass for the two particles system shown below.
If we try to balance the system on a pivot at a point in between and both particles exert torques that tend to tip the beam, rotating it around the pivot. In order to balance the system on the pivot, we wa…
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Question 196
Appeared in Year: 2010
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Essay▾What is nearly free electron approximation? The basis of this approximation explain the formation energy bands in solids.
Explanation
In nearly free electron (NFE) model, it is assumed that the crystal potential is so weak that the electron behaves essentially like a free particle. The effects of the potential are then treated by the use of perturbation methods, which should be valid in as much as the potential is weak. This model should serve as a sough approximation to the vale…
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Question 197
Appeared in Year: 2017
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Essay▾Prove that is invariant under Lorentz transformation. (Paper - 1)
Explanation
We have only to prove by the help of Lorentz transformations.
Where and are the coordinates of the same event observed by two observes in system while is moving with a velocity relative to
Let us consider the expression
(Putting value of from Lorentz transformation)
Thus, we have proved that
That is, the expression is invariant under Lorentz tra…
Question 198
Appeared in Year: 2017
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Essay▾Explain the principle of operation of optical fibre what are the losses that take place in optical fibre? (Paper-1)
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The propagation of light in an optical fibre from one of its ends to the other is based on the principle of total internal reflection. When light enters one end of the fibre, it undergoes successive total length of the fibre along a zigzag path, as shown in fig. (1) . A small fraction of light may escape through sidewalls but a major fraction emerg…
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Question 199
Appeared in Year: 2017
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Essay▾Explain with proper example the interferences to ‘division of wave front’ and ‘division of amplitude’ .
(Paper - 1)
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The phase relation between the waves emitted by two independent light sources rapidly charges with time and therefore they can never be coherent, through the sources are identical in all respects. However, if two sources are derived from a single source by some device, then any phase change occurring in one source is simultaneously accompanied by t…
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