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Question 25

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A conventional type-I superconductor has a critical temperature of 4.7 K at zero magnetic field and a critical magnetic field of 0.3 Tesla at 0 K. The critical field in Tesla at 2 K (rounded off to three decimal places) is

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Question 33

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A particle of mass

moves in a lattice along the

-axis in a periodic potential

with periodicity

. The corresponding Brillouin zone extends from

to

with the two

-points being equivalent. If a weak force

in the

-direction is applied to the particle, it starts a periodic motion with time period

. Using the equation of motion

for a particle moving in a band, where

is the crystal momentum of the particle, the period

is found to be (

is Planck constant)
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Question 55

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In a certain two-dimensional lattice, the energy dispersion of the electrons is

where

denotes the wave vector,

is the lattice constant and

is a constant in units of eV. In this lattice the effective mass tensor

of electrons calculated at the center of the Brillouin zone has the form

. The value of

(rounded off to three decimal places) is ______

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Question 7

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For the given unit cells of a two dimensional square lattice, which option lists all the primitive cells?
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Question 12

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At low temperatures (

), the specific heat of common metals is described by (with

and

as constants)
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Question 16

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The high temperature magnetic susceptibility of solids having ions with magnetic moments can be described by

with

as absolute temperature and

as constant. The three behaviors i.e. paramagnetic, ferromagnetic and anti-ferromagnetic are described, respectively, by
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Question 24

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If X is the dimensionality of a free electron gas, the energy (E) dependence of density of states is given by

, where Y is ________.

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Question 35

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The energy dispersion for electrons in one dimensional lattice with lattice parameter

is given by

, where

and

are constants. The effective mass of the electron near the bottom of the band is
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Question 36

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Amongst electrical resistivity (

), thermal conductivity (

), specific heat (

), Young’s modulus (Y), and magnetic susceptibility (

), which quantities show a sharp change at the superconducting transition temperature?
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Question 7

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The atomic mass and mass density of Sodium are 23 and 0.968 g cm

, respectively. The number density of valence electrons is ______

cm

. (Up to two decimal places.) (Avogadro number,

).

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