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Screening Test for the posts of Lecturer 10 + 2 PHYSICS

JAMMU AND KASHMIR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, JAMMU.


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Notice
Dated: 24.01.2006.

It is notified for the information of all concerned candidates who have


applied for the posts of Lecturer 10 + 2 PHYSICS in response to Notification Nos.
14-PSC of 2003 dated 08.10.2003, 14-PSC Of 2005 dated 20.09.2005 and
candidates who shall apply against Notification No. 02-PSC of 2006 dated
17.01.2006, that J&K Public Service Commission is going to conduct a screening test
to short list candidates for interview. The syllabus of Physics for the screening test is
notified for the information of candidates as under: -
I. MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS

a) Fourier Series:
Fourier integral and Fourier transform, Laplace transform with simple
applications.
b) Complex Variables:
Algebra of complex numbers, analycity of complex functions, Cauchy-
Riemann equations, complex integrations, Cauchy integral theorem,
Cauchy integral formula, Taylor and Laurent's series, residues and
Cauchy residue theorem contour integrations.
c) Differential Equations:
Series solution for Bessel differential equation, Bessel function,
Generating function for Bessel equations, Lagurre polynomials.
d) Tensor analysis:
Tensor algebra, covarient and contravarient vectors and tensors,
fundamental metric tensors, line element, associated tensors,
fundamental operations with tensors (addition, subtraction, inner and
outer multiplication, contraction, quotient law)

II CLASSICAL MECHANICS
The Hamiltonan function H., physical significance of Hamiltonian,
Hamilton's variational principle, Hamiltonian for central forces,
electromagnetic forces and coupled oscillators, equation of canonical
transformations, illustrations of cannonical transformations, problem
of linear harmonic oscillator, Hamilton-Jacobi equation, one
dimensional harmonic oscillator problem as an example of Ham-

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Jacobi method.

III. ELECTRONICS
Review of operating principle of BJT, various configurations (CB, CE
and N CC), Biasing of BJT, equivalent circuit
FET -introduction, operation, characteristics (CS, CD configurations),
equivalent circuit, BJT, FET h' parameters.
Performance of common base, common emitter, common collector
amplifier, Push pull class B amplifier, advantages of push pull amplifier,
feedback principle, merits and. demerits of positive and negative
feedback.
Principles of operation of oscillator, Phase shift and Wein Bridge oscillator
(circuit operation only) HF Hartley oscillator.
Classification of multi vibrators, Monostable and Bistable multivibrators (using
transistors), their working and comparison saw tooth and stair case wave
form generators
Amplitude modulation, frequency modulations, FM wave spectrum, AM
& FM detection. Diode as AM detector.
DIGIT AL SYSTEMS decimal, Binarym, octal, Hazadecimal number
system, Elements of Boelean Algebra, addition, subtraction and
multiplication in Binary system. NOT, OR AND & NAND gates, Principle
and their working using truth tables.

IV. QUANTUM MECHANICS


Review of wave mechanics, De Broglie waves, wave particle duality,
uncertainty principle, exact statement and principle, wave packets,
superposition principle, Schrodinger equation, solution of schrodinger
equation for Hz atom, wave function and its interpretation, speed of
wave packet, Ehrenfest theorem. Mathematical properties oflinear
vector spaces, linear operator, adjoint of an operator, Hermitian
operator, commuting and non commuting operators, Eigen values and
Eigen vectors, Generalised uncertainty principle, change of basis of
unitary transformation, Schrondinger and Heisenberg representation,
Heisenberg equation of motion, particle in electromagnetic field, Loretz
force. Commutation relation of angular mom. operators, eigen
functions, ladder operators and their matrix representation, addition of
angular momenta. Time independant perturbation theory First and
second term independant theory, application of perturbation theory to
harmonic oscillator, first order Stark effect, and normal Zeeman effect
without electron spin.

V. SOLID STATE PHYSICS


Crystal system, Bravis lattice, Miller indices of a crystal face, indices of
a direction, application of reciprocal lattice, reciprocal lattice for bcc
and fcc lattice, Generiltion and absorption of X-rays, scattering of X-

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rays by atom, scattering from a crystal, the diffraction condtions, Laue


equations, Bragg's law, experimental techniques, Laue method,
powder method (significance and diffraction geometry) applications of
oscillations methods( elementary ideas).
Elements of neutron diffraction, different types of crystal bindings,
simple theory of ionic crystals.
Thermal properties of crystals, specific heats of anisotropic crystals,
thermal conductivity and thermal expansion.
Electron transport in metals, Boltzmann equation, free electron Fermi
gas, electrical conductivity, thermoelectric power, Hall effect.
The origin of atomic magnetism, magnetic contribution due to orbital
motion, spin of electron and due to nuclear spin, Diamagnetism,
Langevin theory of diamagnetism, paramagnetism, quantum theory of
paramagnetism, Langevin theory of paramagnetism, Weiss theory
offerromagnetis, Quantum theory of ferromagnetism, Dielectric
properties of solids, dielectric constants and polarizability, ionic and
electronic polarizibility,
Ferroelectricity and ferroelectric domains, general properties of
ferromagnetic materials.

VI. NUCLEAR PHYSICS


Properties of nuclei, nuclear size and its determination by various
methods, spin and moments of nuclei, nuclear mass, Weizsacker mass
formula,
Energy loss of a charged particle through matter, Bremestrahlung,
Cerenkov radiations, scintillation counters, Bubble chambers,
Photographic emulsion techniques.
Nuclear Forces Saturation, Exchange forces, charge symmetry, charge
independance, isotropic spin formalism.
Theory of ground state of deuteron, Deuteron magnetic dipole and
quadrupole moment, n-p scattering, effective range theory, p-p
scattering at low energy of 10 MeV.
Fermi theory of B-decay, shape of B spectrum, rate of decay,
conmparative life times, Fermi-Curie plots, mass of neutrino, parity
violation and Wu's expt. Electric and magnetic multipole radiation,
expressions for decay constants. selection rules angular correlations
and parity of nuclei. Principle of oribital acelerators, synchcyclotron
Elementary Particles Classifications of particles, concepts of various
'quantum numbers, (isospin, Baryon number lepton number), Gell-
Mann
Nishijima scheme, intrinsic parity, parity conservation and violation,
Quark model Classifications, Basic fermion constuents (Quarks and
Leptons)

VII. ELECTRODYNAMICS
Review of maxwell's equations, General boundary conditions,

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Reflection and refraction of em waves, in dielectric and conducting


medium, Polarisation by reflection, Total internal reflection, Waves in
metals, Low and high frequency approximation, Skin depth.
Dipole Radiation Radiation from an oscillatory dipole, Magnetic dipole
radiation, Dipole moment
Radiation from a point charge, Fields of a point charge in motion,
Fields of an accelerated charge, Electric and magnetic fields of a
charge moving with a constant velocity, Power radiated by a point
charge, Free electrons in a conductors and plasma, Reflection from
plasma.

VIII. SPECTROSCOPY
Review of atomic spectra, Classification of atomic spectra, Spectra of
two electron atom, LS and JJ couplin (central field approximation)
Energy level diagram for two electron atom, Molecular spectra
(diatomic molecules), Energy states of diatomic molecules, Pure
rotation and pure vibration, Vibration, rotation and electronic spectra.
Stimulated emission, Oscillation condition, Population inversion, He-Ne
laser, Three-Four level laser system, and threshold conditions,
Requirements of a good laser medium.
Electronic spectra of diatomic moleculesm, Vibrational and rotational
structures of electronic bands, Intensity distribution in electronic
vibrational band.
IX. STATISTICAL MECHANICS
Concepts of phase space, Statistical ensemble, Liouville's theorem,
canonical and grand canonial ensemble, Derivation of entropy of a
perfect gas using micro canonical ensemble, Partition functions and
their properties, Calculation of thermodynamical quantities in terms of
partition function (ideal mono-atomic gas), Validity of c'1assical
approximation, Derivation of Vander Waal's equation from classical
statistical mechanics, Quantum, statistics, Quantum ensemble theory,
density operator and its physical significance, Quantum Liouville's
equation, Determination of thermodynamic functions, Quantum
statistics in the classical limit, Black body radiation, Debye model of
lattice specific heat.

Secretary
J&K Public Service Commission

No. PSC/DR/Syllabus/2006 Dated:24.01.2006.

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