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- Physics Honours (UG)
- PHS-A-DSE-B2-TH
(Non-equilibrium Statistical Mechanics)
[This course invites on the non-equilibrium notion in Statphy through the fluctuations in correlations and Brownian walker.] (2021)
- PHS-A-DSE-A2-TH
[Quantum Mechanics (Practical)]
[This course illustrates on using Python on solving problems of quantum mechanics. It uses Shooting method to solve TISE and TDSE].(2021)
- PHS-A-CC-1-1-P [Mathematical
Physics I (Practical)] [This is an introductory course on "Numerical Mathematics" using Python. It includes basics of
arithmatic operations, roots of quadratic equations, sorting, statistics, matrix operations & linear curve fitting, plot
using Gnuplot].(2018)
- PHS-A-CC-1-2-TH
(Mechanics) [The
course introduces GPM with an emphasis on flow properties of viscous fluid. Topics include Couette and Poiseuille
flow, hydrostatics. It also introduces non-intertial frames by contemplating Galilean relativity, pseudo
forces, gyrating frames & Foucault's pendulum].
- Paper VI (Unit II) (Solid State Physics
I)
[This course introduces Condensed Matter Physics. After briefing on Crystal/amorphous structure and X-ray diffraction,
the course unfolds into crystal bonding, Free-electron theory and concludes with Band theory of solids.] (2017-19)
- Paper IIA (Unit I) (Thermal Physics
I) [This
course introduces Equilibrium & Non-equilibrium theory of Heat. Topics include assumptions of Kinetic Theory,
distribution laws, Brownian Motion and transport coefficients, Non-ideal gases, Heat conduction and Blackbody
radiation.] (2017)
- Paper IVA (Unit I) (Thermal Physics
II) [This
course introduces Thermodynamics, starting from 0th-3rd law, Maxwell relations and Thermodynamic
potentials, Low Temperature Physics and Phase Equilibria.] (2018-19)
- Paper VIIIB (Computer Laboratory)
[This
course introduces "Numerical Mathematics" in high-level language C. It includes basics of coding and
performing arithmatic operations, solving algebraic equations in different geometry, root-finding, sorting and
statistics calculation, matrix operations, playing with primes, iterative solvers, interpolation and integration
methods.] (2017-19)
- Physics General (UG)
- Semester II: PHS-G-CC-2-2-TH (Induction
& Maxwell's Equation) [This
course unfolds in discussing Faraday's discoveries & Maxwell's equations for EM wave propagation. It lectures on motional
emf, self & mutual inductance, necessity for displacement current & Poynting's vector, Polarization]. (2019)
- Paper IB (Waves and Oscillations)
[This
course discusses on the physics of Waves and Vibrations, starting from SHM and superposition, damped and forced SHM,
Wave equation in different geometry and Doppler effect.] (2017)
- Paper IVA (Communications)
[This course
discusses on principle of Communications. It motivates the subject by introducing propagation of EM wave,
transmission of such waves through media, modulation and demodulation.] (2017-2018)
- Paper IVB (Computer Laboratory)
[This
courses teaches Numerical Mathematics in C. It includes basic coding and performing arithmatic operations,
solving algebraic equations on different geometry, finding roots, sorting, series solution and matrix operations].
(2017-2019)
- Environmental Sciences (Semester II) ENVC
24 (Energy and Environment) (PG) [The course introduces energy scales and their relative implications on the environment. After
introducing the basics of conventional/non-conventional energy sources, the course unfolds into energy management/policies
and energy security of Earth.] (2018)
- S. Paul (2018's UG Batch) has performed
his research with me at Asutosh College (2020-21).
- S. Anand (IISER Bhopal Ph.D. Student) distantly performed half-year long research with me (2019).
- A. Shetty (IIT-B
Engineering Physics student) did his Summer Research
with me at IISc Bangalore (2016).
- Bilingual tutor in the course Classical Field Theory given by Prof. Thomas Voigtmann at the
University of Konstanz (2013).
- M.Sc. student Martin Everts did his ausarbeitung
(Master's Thesis) in Flüssigkristalle (Liquid Crystal)
with me in the course
Materie und Ordnung at the University of Konstanz (2012).