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[QUE/EPP-01019]Node id: 2644pageConsider electron proton scattering at a given kinetic energy \(T_L\) of the electron in the laboratory frame. Find the accessible energy range of \(t\), the four momentum transfer squared.
Repeat the problem for the case of a proton beam with an electron target. Use the uncertainty relation to estimate the distance probed by the electron.Estimate what energy electrons would be required to probe down to 0.1 F |
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[QUE/EPP-01013]Node id: 2638pageShow that the sign of time component of a time like vector remains the same in all Lorentz frames. Is this statement true for space like vectors? |
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[QUE/EPP-01014]Node id: 2639pageIf \(S^\mu\) is a space like vector show that there exists a frame in which the time component \(S^0\) vanishes. What is the corresponding statement for a time like vector? |
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[QUE/EPP-01015]Node id: 2640pageIf \(A^\mu\) is a time like four vector show that there exist three independent vectors \(B^\mu\) such that \(B^\mu A_\mu=0\) and prove that all the three vectors are necessarily space like.
Extend the above result to the case when \(A^\mu\) is (i) space like; (ii) light like.
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[QUE/EPP-01016]Node id: 2641page
- The polarization vectors of photon with four momentum \(k\), \(\vec{\varepsilon}(\vec{k},\lambda), \lambda=1,2\), satisfy \[ \vec{k}\cdot \vec{\varepsilon}(k, \lambda) = 0 \] Taking \(\eta_\mu=(1,0,0,0),\) and \[\varepsilon_{\mu}(\vec{k},\lambda)= (0,\vec{\varepsilon(k,\lambda)}), \quad \lambda=1,2, \] find a four vector \(B^\mu\) such that it is orthogonal to \(\varepsilon(k, \lambda)\) and \(\eta_\mu \). Hint: What should the required vector \(B_\mu\) be? Light like, time like or space like?
- Use the above result to show that \begin{eqnarray} \sum_{\lambda=1}^2 \varepsilon_\mu(k,\lambda) \varepsilon_\nu(k,\lambda) &=& - g_{\mu\nu} + \eta_\mu\eta_\nu - \frac{k_\mu k_\nu}{(k\cdot\eta)^2-k^2} \nonumber\\ &\qquad &+ \frac{(k\cdot\eta)(\eta_\mu k_\nu+ k_\mu\eta_\nu)}{(k\cdot\eta)^2-k^2} - \frac{(k\cdot\eta)^2\eta_\mu\eta_\nu}{(k\cdot\eta)^2-k^2}.\nonumber \end{eqnarray}
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[QUE/EPP-01017]Node id: 2642pageIf \(A^\mu, B^\mu\) are time like, what can you say about the four vector \( A^\mu + B^\mu \)? Will it always be time like or not? |
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[QUE/EPP-01018]Node id: 2643page \(Z^0\) particles are to be produced in \(\bar{p} p\) collisions. What is the minimum energy required for (a) proton and for the anti-protons in c.m. frame , (b) for anti proton in lab frame ( proton at rest)? |
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[QUE/EPP-01020]Node id: 2645pageFor each of the following decays, compute the momenta of the decay products in the rest frame of the decaying particle.
- \( Z^0 \longrightarrow e^+\quad + \quad e^-\)
- \( W^+ \longrightarrow e^+\quad + \quad \nu\)
- \( \Sigma \longrightarrow N \quad+ \quad\pi \)
Google and search internet to know the masses of various particles in the three decays.
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[QUE/EPP-01025]Node id: 2662pageIf \(A_{\lambda\sigma}\) and \(B_{\lambda\sigma}\) are two second rank tensors satisfying \[ A_{\lambda\sigma}x^\lambda x^\sigma = B_{\lambda\sigma}x^\lambda x^\sigma\] for arbitrary four vector \(x^\mu\), what is the relationship between \(A_{\lambda\sigma}\) and \( B^{\lambda\sigma}\)? |
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[QUE/EPP-01028]Node id: 2666pageIf \(A^\mu\) and \(B^\mu\) are light like four vector show that \(B^\mu A_\mu=0\) if and only if \[ A^\mu = \text{constant} \times B^\mu\] |
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[QUE/EPP-01027]Node id: 2665pageIf \(A^\mu\) is a light like four vector show that there exist a light like and two time like vectors \(B^\mu\) such that \(B^\mu A_\mu=0\). Extend the above result to the case when \(A^\mu\) is (a) space like; (b) light like. |
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[QUE/EPP-01027]Node id: 2664pageIf \(A^\mu\) is a light like four vector show that there exist a light like and two time like vectors \(B^\mu\) such that \(B^\mu A_\mu=0\). Extend the above result to the case when \(A^\mu\) is (a) space like; (b) light like.
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[QUE/EPP-01026]Node id: 2663pageLet \(\epsilon\) and \(\lambda\) be two light like fur vectors. What is the range of allowed values of \(\epsilon\cdot\lambda\)? Express your answer in terms of \(\epsilon^0\) and \(\lambda^0\). |
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[QUE/EPP-01024]Node id: 2661pageConsider \(S_{\mu\nu}\) to be a second rank tensor having the following properties:
- \(S_{\mu\nu}\) is symmetric : \( S_{\mu\nu} = S_{\nu\mu} \);
- \(S_{\mu\nu}\) is antisymmetric : \( S_{\mu\nu} = - S_{\nu\mu} \);
- \(S\) is traceless:\( g^{\mu\nu} S_{\mu\nu} = 0\).
Show that the above properties are remain invariant under Lorentz transformations. |
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[QUE/EPP-01023]Node id: 2660pageIf \(p^\mu=(p^0,0,0,p)\) with \( p^{02} -\vec{p}^2 = m^2\), find all vectors \(\epsilon^\mu\) such that \(\epsilon^\mu p_\mu=0\). How many linearly independent vectors can you make? |
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[QUE/EPP-01022]Node id: 2659page
- Find the charge \(Q\) which will exert the same force on an electron as Sun's gravitational pull on the earth when the distance between the charge \(Q\) and the electron is equal to the Sun -Earth distance.
- For an electron on the surface of Pb nucleus, find the ratio of the electric and gravitational potentials.
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[QUE/EPP-01021]Node id: 2658pageShow that if deuterons are scattered by protons the maximum scattering angle in the centre of mass and the lab frames are \(120^o\) and \(30^o\) respectively. but if the protons are scattered by deuterons the maximum scattering angle is \(180^o\) in both the systems. |
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[QUE/EPP-01029]Node id: 2667pageIf in a three body decay \[ A \longrightarrow B_1 + B_2 + B_3\] the energy momenta of the decay products are \(( E^i, \vec{p}^i), i=1,..,3\), show that $E_3$ is maximum when \[ ( p_1+p_2)^2 = (m_1+m_2)^2 \] Use Lagrange multipliers. Interpret this result geometrically. Generalize the above result to \(n\) particles. |
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[QUE/EPP-01012]Node id: 2637pageA four vector \((A^0, \vec{A})\) is called
- time like if \(|A^0| > |\vec{A}|\);
- space like if \(|\vec{A}| > |A^0| \);
- light like if \(|\vec{A}| = |A^0| \).
Give an argument to show that the property of being time like, space like, or light like does not depend on the choice of the Lorentz frame. |
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[QUE/EPP-01011]Node id: 2636pageShow that a zero mass particle, such as photon, cannnot decay into two or more massive particles. Thus the process \begin{equation} \gamma \longrightarrow e^+ + e^- \end{equation} is forbidden for free photons in vacuum. |
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