M. Sc. (Physics):Liquid Crystals:Radiation Physics

Master

In Patiala

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    Master

  • Location

    Patiala

Facilities

Location

Start date

Patiala (Punjab)
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Thapar University P.O Box 32, 147004

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Course programme

First Semester


Classical Mechanics
Statistical Mechanics
Quantum Mechanics
Mathematical Physics
Physics Lab I
Fundamentals of Computer Science and C Programming


Second Semester

Condensed Matter Physics
Experimental Techniques in Physics
Atomic and Molecular Physics
Electrodynamics
Electronics
Physics Lab II


Third Semester

Particle Physics
Nuclear Physics
Semiconductor Physics
Physics Lab III
Seminar


Fourth Semester

Dissertation


Radiation Physics

Interactions of Nuclear Radiations: Origin and energy spectra, Brief discussion of interactions of gamma rays, Electron and heavy charged particles with matter, Different types of neutron sources, Interaction of neutron with matter, Neutron detectors.

Nuclear Radiation Detector: Gass filled detectors; Ionization chamber, Proportional counter and GM counter, Scintillation detector, semiconductor detector for X-rays, gamma rays and charged particle detection, Radiation exposure, Biological effects of radiation, radiation monitoring.

Nuclear Spectrometry and Applications: Analysis of nuclear spectrometric data, measurement of nuclear energy levels, spins, parities, moments, internal conversion coefficients, Angular correlation, Perturbed angular correlation, measurement of g-factros and hyperfine fields.

Mossbauer Effect: Positron anhilation, particle and photon induced x-ray emission, Elemental concentration analysis by charged particles and neutron activation analysis, Diagnostic nuclear medicine, Therapeutic nuclear medicine.

M. Sc. (Physics):Liquid Crystals:Radiation Physics

Price on request