CSIR NET Physical Sciences — Know the Important Topics!



Physical Sciences is a branch of natural science which studies non-living systems, in comparison to life science.

Science is very necessary to live life because we live in a world where science continually advances and leaves its effect on our everyday lives.

As we all know it's not an easy task to establish a career in this field. And if you plan to appear for CSIR NET Physical Sciences then you must go through a well-planned preparation strategy and work smartly.

The syllabus of Physical Sciences for CSIR UGC NET exam is vast as it is a broader term.
So, to make easy your preparation for the exam, here I have come up with the important topics of Physical Sciences which are selected by the experts on the basis of the marking weightage or repetition in previous years question papers.


What to Study? — Get the List of Important Topics

 

CSIR NET Syllabus for Physical Sciences is divided into five sections that are as follow –

·         Mathematical Physics
·         Quantum Physics
·         Electromagnetic Theory
·         Classical Mechanics
·         Electronics


# Important Topics of Mathematical Physics


Complex Analysis
Differential Equations
Dimension Analysis
First Order Differential Equations (Numerical Method)
Fourier Series and Fourier Transforms
Green Functions
Integration by Trapezoid And Simpson’s Rule
Interpolation and Extrapolation
Laplace Transforms
Least Square Curve Fitting
Matrices
Partial Differential Equations
Random Variables
Root of Functions
Special Functions
Vector Algebra and Vector Calculus

   

# Important Topics of Quantum Physics


Commutators
Dirac Delta, Potential Well, Step
Elementary Theory of Scattering
Equation of Motion
Harmonic Oscillator
Hydrogen Atom
Identical Particles
Orbital Angular Momentum
Orthogonality
Particle in A Box1d 2D 3D
Relativistic Quantum Mechanics-Klein-Gordon And Dirac Equations
Spin System
Time Dependent Perturbation Theory
Time Independent Perturbation Theory
Uncertainty Principle Position and Momentum
Variational Method
Wave-Function in Coordinate and Momentum Representations
WKB Approximation

# Important Topics of Electromagnetic Theory
Boundary Conditions
Boundary Value Problems
Capacitor, Polarization
Charge Density
Dielectrics and Conductors
Dispersion Relations in Plasma
Dynamics of Charged Particles In Static And Uniform Electromagnetic Fields
Electric Field
Electric Flux
Electromagnetic Induction
E-M of Em Wave
Force and Torque
Gauss’s Law and Its Applications
Interaction Energy
Interaction Energy Due to Dipole
Interference, Coherence, And Diffraction
Laplace And Poisson Equations
Linear Isotropic Media
Lorentz Invariance of Maxwell’s Equation
Magnetic Field
Magnetic Flux
Magnetization
Magnetostatics: Biot-Savart Law, Ampere’s Theorem
Maxwell’s Equations and Em Wave In Free Space
Method of Image
Momentum and Energy
Multipole Expansion
Oscillation
Pointing Vector
Polarization
Potential
Potential Work Energy
Radiation- From Moving Charges
Reflection and Refraction
Retarded Potentials
Scalar and Vector Potentials, Gauge Invariance
Transmission Lines and Wave Guides
Vector Potential       


# Important Topics of Classical Mechanics

   
Canonical Transformations
Central Force Motions
Generalized Coordinates, Conservation Laws and Cyclic Coordinates
Generating Function
Hamilton-Jacobi Theory
Hamiltonian Formalism and Equations of Motions
Lagrangian Formalism and Equations of Motions
Lagrangian To Hamiltonian And Vise-Versa
Phase Space Dynamics
Poisson Brackets
Rigid Body Dynamics
Small Oscillations, Normal Modes, And Frequency, Stability Analysis
Special Theory of Relativity, Lorentz Transformations & Relativistic Kinematics
Symmetry, Invariance and Noether’s Theorem
Two Body Collisions – Scattering in Laboratory And Centre of Mass Frames
   

In this article, I have wrapped up all the important topics of CSIR NET Physical Science. Hope this article will help you to crack the exam.


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