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Jaiman Formerly H.O.D., Deptt. of Physics Department of Pule and Applied Physics Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore University of Kota 5" Dr. P. Arumugam, 6. Dr. B.S. Sharma Associate Professor of Physics Sr. Lecturer & H.O.D., Deptt. of Physics Deptt. of the Physics, llT Roorkee R.R. Govt. College, Alwar ?. Dr. Ghanshyam Sharma 8. Dr. Kamlesh Yadav Associate Professor of Physics, Assistant Professor of Physics Deptt. of Pure and Applied Physics Central University of Punjab, Bathinda University of Kota $. Dr. S.K. Sharnta 10. Dr. Arvind Pareek Assistant Professor of Physics Director (Re gional Centre)Bharatpur Deptt. of Physics, HBTI, Kanpur Vardhman Mahaveer Open University, Kota tl. Dr. Anuradha Dubey Deputy Director School of Science &Technology Valdhman Mahaveer Open University, Kota Editor & Unit Writers MPH-08:Nuclear Physics, Atomic and Molecular spectroscopy E&or Ilr. Brij Kumar Yogi ILO.D., Deptt. of Physics, Govt. P.G. College Kota Ihit Writers Units Ilr. Brij Kumar Yogi 10,11 fLO.D., Deptt. of Physics, Govt. P.G. College Kota Ilr. Desh Raj Sharma 19-23 [LO.D., Deptt. of Physics & Electronics, I^achoo Memorial College of Science & Technology, Jodhpur Itr. Mamraj Singh (M.Tech. IITD, PhD. ItTB) 12,14,16-lg Assistant Professor of Physics, Universiry of Rajasthan, Jaipur Dr. Neha Gupta ,_o (Ph.D.IIT Roorkee) Ilr. Pranav Saxena 13,15 Associate Professor of Physics, JECRC University, Jaipur Srshil Rajpurohit 1 Assistant Professor of Physics, vardhman Mahaveer open University, Kota Academic and Administrative Management Prof. Ashok Sharma Prof. L.R. Gurjar . .;e-Chancellor Director (Acadeniic) Iardhman Mahaveer Open University, Kota Vardhman Mahaveer Open University, Kota Prof. Karan Singh Dr. Subodh Kumar Director (MP&D) Additional Director (MP&D) Vardhman Mahaveer Open University, Kota Vardhman Mahaveer Open University, Kota Frint: Octob er 2016 !SE N: gTfi-S I -8,1S6-59fi-S {li Right reserved. No part of this Book ','' ithout permissiou in writing from vardhman Mahaveer open university, Kota. ?rinted ancl Published on behalf of the Registrar, Vardhman Mahaveer Open University, Kota. .): nted by : I- MPH-08 Vardhman Mahaveer Open University, Kota Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy Nuclear Physics , . Cofients",.,', Unit No. Unit Pages Unit-l Basic Properties af Nucleus: t-27 Basic properties of nucleus : size ,shape and charge distribution ,spin and parity, magnetic moment, binding energy, Semi-empirical mass formula' Lrnit-2 Ttvo Nucleon System snd Forces: 28-45 Two nucieon system and forces ;general natute of the force between nucleons ,saturation ofnuclear forces ,charge independence and spin dependence , general form of ttvo nucleon interaction ,central , noncentral and velocity dependent potentials. Unit-3 The Deuteron: 46-63 Analysis of the grouncl state (3S1) of deuteron using a square well potential , range-depth relationship, excited states of deuteron, quantitative discussion of the ground state of deuteron under non-central force, calculation of the eiectric quadrupole and magnetic dipole moments and the D-state admixture. tlnit-4 Nucleon-Nucleon Scatterirug and Potentiuls: Part-I 64-83 Nucleon-Nucleon Scattering and Potentials: Partiai wave analysis of the neutron- proton scattering at low energy assuming central potential with square well shape, concept of the scattering length, coherent scattering of neutrons by protons in ortho and Para hydrogen molecuies, conclusions of these analysis regarding scattering lengths, range and depth ofthe potential, the effective range theory and the shape independence ofnuclear potential. Unit-S Nucleon-Nttcleon Scattering and Potentials : Part-II 84-101 A qualitative discussion of proton-proton scattering at low energy: General features of trvo-body scattering at high energy Effect of exchange forces: Phenomenological Hamada- Johnston hard core potential and Reid hard core and soft core potentials, Ivlain features of the One boson Exchange Potentials (no derivation). Interactiot, of Rudiation nnd Charged Porticle n ith fuIatter: 142-t22 Interaction of radiation and charged particle with matter: Law of absorption and altenuation coefficient, Photoelectric effect, Compton scattering, pair production, Energy loss of charged particles due to ionization, Bremstrahlung, energy target and projectiie dependence ofall three processes, Range-energy curves, Straggling. Detectors-I t23-142 Working ancl construction of Ionization chamber,Proportional counter, Geiger- Muller counter (dead time of G.M. counter and its determination by two source method). Scintillation counter (inorganic ,organic: Production of pulse at anode of phototube,energy resolution, discussion of a typical NaI(Tl) energy spectrum. Detectors-II r43-165 Solid state detectors(Diffused junction detector, Surface barrier detectors), Electronic circuits used with typical nuclear detectors, Muitiwire proportion chambers, Nuclear emulsions, techniques of measurement and anatrysis of tracks. --:::-9 Complex Nuclei : Shell Tlreory r66-182 Complex Nuclei: Shelt Theorythe Shetl theory potential ,effective Mass ,Allowed orbits in the Shell theory Potential ,Filling of the orbits in the Shell theory Potential ,Separation energies of Nucleons ,Energy spacing between shells ,Nonspherical Nuclei. - rir-10 Beta Decny: 183-210 Beta Decay: General characteristics of weak interaction; nuclear beta decay and lepton capture; electron energy spectmm and Fermi- Kurie plot; Fermi theory of beta decay (parity conserved selection rules Fermi and Gammow*Teler) {br allowed transitions; ft-values; General interaction Hamiltonian for beta decay with parity conserving and non conserving terms; Forbidden transitions ,Experimental verification of parity violation. L rtit-11 Gamma Ray Enission : 2ll-228" Gamma Ray Emission : Electric Multipole Radiation from Quantum systems ,Transitions between Nuclear States ,Magnetic Multipole Radiation ,Selection nrles,Angular-correltions studies,Isomerism,Internal Conversion. Lnit-12 Sommerfeld Theory of Hydrogen Atom: 229-250 Sommerfeld's Extension of Bohr's Model :sonimerfelcl's elliptic orbits, Sommerfeld's Relativistic cortection ,Shoficomings of Bohr-Sommerfeld theory ,Interpretation of quantum numbers for hydrogen atom ,electron probability density,orbital angular momentum. Unit-Ii Vector Atom Model: 25t-277 Electron spin and Vector Atom Model:Orbit dipole moment:Bohr Magneton ,Larmor Precession ,space quantization ,Electronic spin ,Vector Model of the atom :Coupling of Angular Momenta ,Spectroscopic Tenas and their Notations ,Stern Gerlach experiment. Unit-14 Spin Orbit Interaction and ldentical Particales: 278-2)6 Spin Orbit Interaction-Hydrogen Fine structure :Spin orbit Interaction ,Quantum mechanical relativistic correction ,Hydrogen fine structure ,Lamb Shift ,Identical particales-Exchange symmetry of wave frurctions ,Formulation of Pauli's Principle, Atomic orbits and the Hund's Rule. Urtit-l5 LS and jj Couplings: 297-320 LS and jj Couplings :Terminology , LS Coupling,Lande Interval Rule ,Normal and Inverted Multiplets ,Determination of spectral terms for LS coupling ,Order of terms and fine structure levels ,Selection rules for Multielectron atoms in LS coupling , jj coupling and selection rules. Unit-l6 Spectra of Alkali andAlkaline Eafilt Elements: 32t-336 Fine structure in Alkati spectra-The spinning electron ,lntensity ratio for doublets ,Vector Model for Two valence electrons atom ,Interaction energy in LS and JJ Coupling. Unit-|7 Zeeman Effect and Paschen -Back Effect: 337-368 Zeeman effect :Normal Zeeman effect ,Anomalous Zeeman effect ,Paschen - Back effect-Transition between Weak and strong fields. Unil-L8 The Stark Elfect and Hyperjine Structure of Spectral Lines: 369-386 Stark Effect of Hydrogen atom ,Hyperfine structure of spectral lines ,Isotope effects ,Nuclear spin and Hyperfine splitting ,Intensity ratio and determination of Nuclear spin ,Back Goudsmit effect in Hyperfine structure. Unit-19 Introduction to Molecular Spectra: 387-404 Types of Molecular Energy states &Molecular spectra :Separation of Electronic and Nuclear Motion ,The Born Oppenheimer Approximation ,Types of molecular spectra ,Electronic spectra ,Vibrational -Rotational Spectra ,Pure rotational spectra ,Types of Molecular Energy states and associated spectra ,Regions of the spectrum ,Signal to Noise Ratio, Width of Spectral lines ,Intensity of spectral lines. Unit-20 Microw aue Spectrosc opy : 405-422 Pure rotational spectra :salient features of Rotational spectra ,Molecular requirement for rotational spectra ,The Moleiule as a rigid rotator-explanation of :)!' rotational spectra using diatomic molecule ,Intensities of spectral lines ,Isotope effect ,The Non Rigid