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M Sc Physics

Quantum Mechanics -1

Introductory course in Quantum Mechanics

  1. Basics of Quantum Mechanics
  2. Quantum Dynamics
  3. Angular momentum
  4. The Hydrogen atom

M.Sc. Physics

Semester: II

Instructor: Dr. Jimmy Sebastian


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M Sc Physics

Quantum Mechanics -1

Introductory course in Quantum Mechanics

  1. Basics of Quantum Mechanics
  2. Quantum Dynamics
  3. Angular momentum
  4. Solutions of Schrodinger equation and Approximation Methods

M.Sc. Physics

Semester: II

Instructor: Dr. Jimmy Sebastian


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M Sc Physics

This course is for III SEM PG students.It is a 4 credit course with 4 periods/week. It has 5 modules and gives you an idea about microprocessors, microcontrollers, and semiconductor devices in detail. 

Course image Quantum Mechanics - II
M Sc Physics

An advanced course in Quantum Mechanics

1. Time Dependent Perturbation Theory

2. Scattering

3. Relativistic Quantum Mechanics

4. Elements of Field Theory

M.Sc. Physics

Semester: III

Instructor: Dr. Jimmy Sebastian

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M Sc Physics

M.Sc Physics - Semester III (Elective)

Unit I   Integrated Circuit Fabrication and Characteristics (18 Hrs)

Unit II  Basics of Digital Signal Processing (18 Hrs)

Unit III  DSP Techniques (18 Hrs)

3 hrs/week

Handled by: Dr. Pius Augustine


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M Sc Physics

An online platform to study the principle/theory/algorithm behind our practicals involving - Advanced Electronics and Computational Physics.

LOGIN ON:  TUE, WED and THURS last 2 hrs  From JUNE2nd 2020 onwards

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M Sc Physics
  • Qunatum Mechanics Fundamentals
  • Quantum Dynamics
  • Rotation in Quantum Mechanics
  • Approximation Methods
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M Sc Physics

Course Outcomes

 (i)  To understand  the basic idea about the techniques used in physics

(ii)  Apply to problems with the help of computers when they cannot be solved analytically with pencil and paper since the underlying physical system is very complex.

(iii) Help students to evaluate and develop their own Algorithms of every method described in the syllabus.