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Classical mechanics introduces the concept of Lagrangian, Hamiltonian formalism and canonical transformation.
Mathematical Physics deals with problems of Linear algebra, complex variables, special functions and Laplace transform.
The branch of mechanics that deals with mathematical description of the motion and interaction of subatomic particles, incorporating the concepts of quantization of energy, wave-particle duality & the uncertainty principle .
Provides an overview of nuclear properties and their measurements, nuclear forces, nuclear reactions and radiation detectors.
Provide overview of the principles of diode as circuit element, amplifiers, small signal electronics, power amplifiers, thyristors and other devices, operational amplifier and its applications.
The Students will be able to understand the basics of nuclear radiation and its measurement
Study of phenomenon associated with charged bodies in motion and varying magnetic and electric fields , in which we use the concept of electrostatics ,electromagnetic and Maxwell equations.
Students deal with gamma and beta functions, partial differential equations in physical problems, fourier series and transform and - probability theory and random variables and explore with real life problems.
It provide the information about radioactive decays,subatomic particles , including atomic constituents such as mesons, baryons and neutrino which produced by radioactive and scattering processes.
Electronics-II covers Logic Circuits, Circuit Analysis and Design, Data Processing Circuits and Number Systems, Flip Flops, Shift Registers and counters.
Provide the study of isolated, separated ions and atoms ,along with electron arrangement and excitation.Molecular physicists investigate molecules that have several atoms.
It provides the information of crystallography, X-ray diffraction,thermal properties and superconductivity .It deals with the physical properties of condensed phase of matter.
Basic Characterization and applications of laser.
Numerical computation technique with Fortran Programming
Provides brief history of the development of synthetic polymers, chains and crystallinity, some physical techniques for studying polymers, electrical and optical properties.
Students will be able to understand different types of laser system and knowledge about the transmission characteristics of optical fiber
This course is intended to provide a firm foundation of macroscopic system, ensembles, classical,Quantum statistics, their applications and statistical thermodynamics.
This course describes classification of Nano-materials, properties of Nano-particles, particle size and surface structure determination.
Characterization of various physical properties of materials and nano-fabrication.
Characterization of various electronics devices, programming with 8085 microprocessor and computational problem in physics.
It deals with numerical differentiation and integration by programming and also provide simulation of physics problem by using random numbers and Monte-Carlo technique: algorithm development and programming.
Students will learn physics of semiconductor devices & its fabrication technology
This syllabus describes the various accelerators
, particle induced X-ray emission spectrometry, X-ray fluorescence spectrometry and Neutron activation analysis.
Students will learn physical metallurgy of ferrous and non-ferrous alloys with their mechanical properties.
Dissertation work involves integration and implementation of knowledge and skills acquired during the program.
Duration: 2 yrs.
B.Sc (Hons.)/ B.Sc. (Non Medical) in concerned subject with at least 50% marks in aggregate from any recognized University
| Course | Course Fee | |||
| Indian (INR) | International (USD) | |||
|
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| M.Sc. Physics |
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2500 | ||
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Note:
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| % Marks | Scholarship Criteria (% Tuition Fee Waiver) |
|---|---|
| 90% & above | 100% |
| 80 to 89.99% | 40% |
| 70 to 79.99% | 30% |
| 60 to 69.99% | 20% |
Classical mechanics introduces the concept of Lagrangian, Hamiltonian formalism and canonical transformation.
Mathematical Physics deals with problems of Linear algebra, complex variables, special functions and Laplace transform.
The branch of mechanics that deals with mathematical description of the motion and interaction of subatomic particles, incorporating the concepts of quantization of energy, wave-particle duality & the uncertainty principle .
Provides an overview of nuclear properties and their measurements, nuclear forces, nuclear reactions and radiation detectors.
Provide overview of the principles of diode as circuit element, amplifiers, small signal electronics, power amplifiers, thyristors and other devices, operational amplifier and its applications.
The Students will be able to understand the basics of nuclear radiation and its measurement
Study of phenomenon associated with charged bodies in motion and varying magnetic and electric fields , in which we use the concept of electrostatics ,electromagnetic and Maxwell equations.
Students deal with gamma and beta functions, partial differential equations in physical problems, fourier series and transform and - probability theory and random variables and explore with real life problems.
It provide the information about radioactive decays,subatomic particles , including atomic constituents such as mesons, baryons and neutrino which produced by radioactive and scattering processes.
Electronics-II covers Logic Circuits, Circuit Analysis and Design, Data Processing Circuits and Number Systems, Flip Flops, Shift Registers and counters.
Provide the study of isolated, separated ions and atoms ,along with electron arrangement and excitation.Molecular physicists investigate molecules that have several atoms.
It provides the information of crystallography, X-ray diffraction,thermal properties and superconductivity .It deals with the physical properties of condensed phase of matter.
Basic Characterization and applications of laser.
Numerical computation technique with Fortran Programming
Provides brief history of the development of synthetic polymers, chains and crystallinity, some physical techniques for studying polymers, electrical and optical properties.
Students will be able to understand different types of laser system and knowledge about the transmission characteristics of optical fiber
This course is intended to provide a firm foundation of macroscopic system, ensembles, classical,Quantum statistics, their applications and statistical thermodynamics.
This course describes classification of Nano-materials, properties of Nano-particles, particle size and surface structure determination.
Characterization of various physical properties of materials and nano-fabrication.
Characterization of various electronics devices, programming with 8085 microprocessor and computational problem in physics.
It deals with numerical differentiation and integration by programming and also provide simulation of physics problem by using random numbers and Monte-Carlo technique: algorithm development and programming.
Students will learn physics of semiconductor devices & its fabrication technology
This syllabus describes the various accelerators
, particle induced X-ray emission spectrometry, X-ray fluorescence spectrometry and Neutron activation analysis.
Students will learn physical metallurgy of ferrous and non-ferrous alloys with their mechanical properties.
Dissertation work involves integration and implementation of knowledge and skills acquired during the program.
The course produces graduates with a critical, analytical and flexible approach to problem-solving, enhancing laboratory and professional competence and enabling students to work independently and use their initiative in solving the diverse problems they encounter. The course has a vast scope in diverse sectors of life sciences and technology such as National Thermal Power Corporation, Indian Space Research Organization, Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited, Defence Research and Development Organization, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation. The course not only has a significant scope in research and development but also has an option to step ahead for civil services for which one is supposed to clear civil service exams.
Duration: 2 yrs.
B.Sc (Hons.)/ B.Sc. (Non Medical) in concerned subject with at least 50% marks in aggregate from any recognized University
| Course | Course Fee | |||
| Indian (INR) | International (USD) | |||
|
||||
| M.Sc. Physics |
|
2500 | ||
|
Note:
|
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