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Faculty of Science Handbook, Session 2019/2020


               LEVEL 3                                          bonding in solids, dynamics of monoatomic and diatomic lattices (1-D
                                                                and 3-D), density of states, dispersion of phonons, thermal properties:
                                                                specific heat capacity, thermal conductivity, free and quantized electron
               SIF3001 NUCLEAR PHYSICS (3 CREDITS)              models, D.C. conductivity and electron dispersion, band theory of solids:
                                                                Bloch function, Kronig-Penney model, band theory of solids: effective
               Nuclear structure and properties, Nuclear scattering, Nuclear force and   mass, density of states and concentration of electrons.
               force exchange, Nuclear decays, isospin, Nuclear reactions, fission and
               fusion, Nuclear reactions in astrophysics.       Assessment Method:
                                                                 Final Examination:     60%
               Assessment Method:                                Continuous Assessment:    40%
                Final Examination:     60%
                Continuous Assessment:    40%                   Medium of Instruction:
                                                                English
               Medium of Instruction:
               English                                          Soft-skills:
                                                                CS3, CTPS3, LL2
               Soft-skills:
               CS2, CTPS3, LL2                                  References:
                                                                1.  C.  Kittel,  Introduction  to  Solid  State  Physics,  8th  edition  (John
               References:                                         Wiley, 2012)
               1.  Kenneth S. Krane, Introductory Nuclear Physics (Wiley, 1987)   2.  M.A. Omar , Elementary Solid State Physics , 4th edition  (Addison
               2.  Richard  Dunlap,  An  Introduction  to  the  Physics  of  Nuclei  and   Wesley, 1999)
                  Particles (Brooks & Cole, 2004)               3.  J.S.  Blakemore,  Solid  State  Physics,  Cambridge  Uni  Press
               3.  C.A. Bertulani, Nuclear Physics in a Nutshell (Princeton, 2007)   (Saunders, 1994)
               4.  J. Liley, Nuclear Physics: Principles and Applications (Wiley, 2013)   4.  J. Richard Christman, Fundamental of Solid State Physics (Wiley,
               5.  Raymond Murray, Keith E. Holbert, Nuclear Energy: An Introduction   1988)
                  to the Concepts, Systems, and Applications of Nuclear Processes   5.  P. Phillips, Advanced Solid State Physics (Cambridge University
                  (Elsivier, 2015)                                 Press, 2012)
               6.  C. Iliadis, Nuclear Physics of the Stars (Wiley, 2015)   6.  Giuseppe  Grosso,  Giuseppe  Pastori  Parravicini,  Solid  State
                                                                   Physics (Academic Press, 2012)
               SIF3002 ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR PHYSICS (3 CREDITS)   7.  Philip Hofmann, Solid State Physics: An Introduction (Wiley, 2015)

               Electron spin, Anomalous Zeeman & Paschen Back;   SIF3004 PROJECT (8 CREDITS)
               Magnetic moment of electron - Spin orbital interaction & Fine structure;
               Magnetic moment of nucleus -  Hyperfine structure;   Research  project  in  physics  and  related  fields.  Workshop  projects.
               Addition of angular momenta; Relativistic effects;    Seminar in selected topics.
               Fine structure; Indistinguishable particles & Pauli Exclusion Principle;
               Helium  atom;   Multi  electron  atom;  alkali  atom;  Coupling  of  angular   Assessment Method:
               momenta - LS & jj; Periodic table and Hund's rule; Hyperfine structure;   Continuous Assessment:   100%
               Atomic  spectra  &  spectroscopy;  Time  dependent  perturbation theory
               and  Fermi  golden  rule;  Absorption,  spontaneous  and  stimulated   Medium of Instruction:
               emissions;  Selection  rules  and Transition  rate;  Natural  linewidth  &   English
               inhomogenous  broadening;  Einstein  coefficient  A  and  B;  Diatomic
               molecules - Hamiltonian, Born-Oppenheimer approximation,  molecular   Soft-skills:
               potential,  vibrational  energy,  rotational  energy;  vibrational  transition,   CS3, CTPS3, LL2, EM2, TS2, LS2
               vibronic transition and Frank-Condon principle, molecular spectra.
                                                                Reference:
               Assessment Method:                               1.  Project’s supervisor
                Final Examination:     60%
                Continuous Assessment:    40%                   SIF3005 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING (3 CREDITS)

               Medium of Instruction:                           This course provides opportunities for students to obtain training and
               English                                          working experience in selected companies/ organization or industries
                                                                engaged in activities related to physics.
               Soft-skills:
               CS2, CTPS3, LL2                                  Assessment Method:
                                                                 Final Examination:     0%
               References:                                       Continuous Assessment:     100%
               1.  B.H.  Bransden,  Physics  of  atoms  and  molecules  (Pearson
                  Education, 2006)                              Medium of Instruction:
               2.  W. Demtröder, Atoms, Molecules, and Photons: an introduction to   English
                  atomic-,  molecular-,  and  quantum-physics,  2nd  ed.    (Springer,
                  2011)                                         Soft-skills:
               3.  R. Eisberg & R. Resnick, Quantum Physics of Atoms, Molecules,   CS3, CTPS3, LL2, EM2, TS3, LS2
                  Solids, Nuclei and Particles (Wiley, 2002)
               4.  Ch. J. Foot, Atomic Physics, Oxford University Press 2005.   Reference:
               5.  Vasant Natarajan, Modern Atomic Physics (CRC Press, 2015)    1.  Project’s supervisor
               6.  Rajesh  Srivastava,  Rakesh  Choubisa,  Atomic  and  Molecular
                  Physics:  Introduction  to  Advanced  Topics  (Narosa  Publishing,
                  2012)                                         ELECTIVE COURSES

               SIF3003 SOLID STATE PHYSICS (3 CREDITS)
                                                                SIF2012 MODERN OPTICS AND LASER PHYSICS (3 CREDITS)
               Introduction to types of solids, structure of crystalline solids: periodicity,
               lattice and unit cell, Bravais lattices, directions and planes in crystals, X-  Introduction to laser: Basic laser theory, Characteristics of a laser beam,
               ray diffraction, diffraction techniques, reciprocal lattice, Brillouin zone,   temporal and spatial coherence, Classical Law of radiation,

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