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Five day On line Workshop on “Computational Physics for Higher Education” from 10-14 May 2021

Sponsored by Karnataka State Science and Technology Academy (KSTA)

Topics covered in the workshop:
Python for Scientists and Engineers-Lecture followed by hands on python tutorial.
Computer interfaced Physics experiments.
Scilab for Science education-Lecture with hands on tutorial.
Modelling tool for Physics education.
Open source ICT-tools for teaching and learning.

Speakers:

  • Dr. Prakash R
  • Dr. Ajith Kumar BP
  • Mr. Dhruva Patil
  • Currently interning at Analog Devices as a Design Verification Intern, while pursing final semester Engineering in Electronics and Communication at RVCE. Have won multiple competitions and hackathons which involve coding in Python.
    Mr. Shashank Holla
  • Dr. Sharmista Sahu
  • Dr.Rajesh BM
  • Dr. Avadhani DN
  • Dr. Jayalatha G
  • Prof. Praveena T
  • Dr. Shubha S
  • Dr. Kendaganna Swamy

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  1. Sir what is Weins Law? In the PDF Notes, we dont have a term of Kb( Boltzmann Constant), while in class notes, we do. Please tell the correct equation of Wein’s Law.

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    1. The wavelength of maximum intensity λm is inversely proportional to the absolute temperature of the emitting body because of which, the peaks of the energy curves for different temperatures get displaced towards the lower wavelength side. This is called Wien’s displacement law.

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  2. According to quantum theory of conductivity we assume the charge carriers to be free from any kind of attraction and repulsion, if that is the case then why do we consider effective mass of charge carrier while dealing with semi conductors?

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