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The department of Physics was established in 1968 with Physics as one optional subject for B. Sc.
“There’s Plenty of Room at the Bottom: An Invitation to Enter a New Field of Physics” was a lecture given by physicist Richard Feynman at the annual American Physical Society meeting at Caltech on December 29, 1959.
Vision: Aim to develop quality skills inPhysics that enhance the domain knowledge of physics to employment enabled Indian citizen.
Mission:
The socially and economically weaker students take special attention.
Our mission includes after completion of graduation student must leave the campus with confident and enrich knowledge of physics. He enable to learn the basic problem solving skills. The laboratories practical work enhance practical approach in the student minds. To create research interest among the students is one of the most priority include in the mission.
Achievements:
- Faculty orientation program 17.07.2016 and 24.07.2016 conducted by department
- National one day lecture series on “solar energy in agriculture application” conducted on 18.12.2020
- National Two Day’s Workshop on “Solar power in irrigation” On 5th & 6th March 2021 under STRIDE component I using Zoom platform
- National Two Day’s Workshop on “Solar power in irrigation” On 10th & 11th December 2021 under STRIDE component I using Zoom platform.
- National one day lecture series on “solar energy in agriculture application” conducted on 29.04.2022
- Our student Mr.Ravindra Karde qualified SET examination in Physics, Dec.2020.
- Ramdas Kadam joined junior college at Gevarai in 2019.
- Five students registered for Ph.D. in Physics (Three national and two international)
- Two foreign students Mr.Shamsan and Miss.Jawaher are joined in our internationally known Nanomaterials Research Laboratory registered for Ph.D.
HOD’s Message:
The Department of Physics was established in 1968 with a B.Sc. degree in Physics.
Department – Student Activities:
- Induction programme arranged for B.Sc. F.Y students
- Detailed notes of each chapter provided to the students.
- Optical related experiment carried out by B.Sc. Year students
- Seminars successfully conducted for B.Sc. II,III rd year Students
- Semester wise tests and tutorials of B.Sc. I, II- & III-year students were taken.
- Question bank prepared paper wise and made available to the student.
- Separate chart for each experiment will be made available for the students.
- LASER related experiment performed by II semester students.
- Guest lectures one/two organized for students.
- Solar energy related project given to the B.SC VI semester students
- Raman quiz competition on every year conducted in offline/online mode.
- Utility of physics in daily life conducted online 219 students participated
- Student project on solar energy sanctioned by UGC under STRIDE Component -I
- Staff Activities:
At present, the department has 02 teaching staff.
- Induction programme completed by Mr.Sarage O.H.
- Dr.LONE B.G. promoted as Associate Professor through CAS
- Five Ph.D. Student registered for Ph.D. under guidance of Dr.B.G.Lone Guidance to Ph.D. scholars (Two from foreign countries)
- Sixteen research papers published from Nanomaterials Research Laboratory, Department of Physics.
Dr. B. G. Lone
Head of the Department of Physics
Courses offered:
F. Y. B.Sc.
SEMESTER-I
PHY-111 (MechanicsandPropertiesofMatter)
PHY-112 (HeatandThermodynamics)
PHY-121 (Lab Course – I)
SEMESTER-II
PHY-211(Geometrical and Physical Optics)
PHY-212 (Electricity and Magnetism)
PHY-221 (Lab Course – II)
S. Y. B.Sc.
SEMESTER-III
Physics 201 (Mathematical, StatisticalPhysics andRelativity)
Physics 202 (Modern andNuclear Physics)
Physics 203 (Practical)
Physics 204(Practical)
SEMESTER-IV
Physics 205 (GeneralElectronics)
Physics 206 (Solid StatePhysics)
Physics 207 (Practical)
Physics 208 (Practical)
T. Y. B.Sc.
SEMESTER-V
PHY 301(Classical & QuantumMechanics)
PHY 302 (Electrodynamics)
PHY303 (Practical)
PHY 304 (Practical)
SEMESTER-VI
PHY 305 (Atomic, Molecular Physics &Laser)
PHY 306 (Non-conventional energysources and Optical fiber)
PHY 307 (Practical)
PHY 308 (Practical)
Dr. B. G. Lone
( Head & Research Guide)
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Dr. Mandape A. M.
( Assistant Professor)
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Mr. Karde R. B.
( Assistant Professor)
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Student Strength:
Time table:
Result Analysis Report of B. Sc.
Student Activities:
- Scientific visit held on 04.01.2020 at Saputara hill station View Report
- One day poster presentation competition on “Application of Solar Energy” on 07th April 2022. View Report
Faculty Activities 2016 to 2021- View
- Online one-day national level lecture series entitled “Solar energy for Agricultural Applications” on 29 April, 2022 View Report
- One day lecture “Semiconductors “on 04th Jan, 2022. View Report
- Online two day’s workshop on solar power in irrigation on 10th & 11th December, 2021 View Report
- National Webinar on “GRAVITATIONAL WAVES & LIGO INDIA” on 18 October, 2021 View Report
- One day poster presentation on “Application of Solar Energy on 07th Apr, 2022 View Report
- One day Faculty orientation Programme on “Dimens ions of Curriculum Teaching-Learning & Evaluation” on 4th July,2016. View Report
- Online two day’s workshop on solar power in irrigation on 5th & 6th March, 2021. View Report
- One day lecture “Education system in YEMEN & INDIA on 16th Jan, 2020. View Report
- One day online lecture “Basic concepts in Physics on 23rd July, 2021. View Report
- Raman quiz to create scientific approach on the occasion of national science day on 28/02/2022. View Report
- One day Faculty Orientation Progiamme for 2016-2017 on “Dimensions of Research development” on 17th July, 2016 View Report
- Online one-day lecture on “Role of students in science contribution” on 28th February, 2021 View Report
- Online one-day lecture series on solar energy for agriculture application on 18/12/2020 View Report
- Online two day’s workshop on solar power in irrigation on 5th & 6th March, 2021 View Report
- Online one-day workshop on Astrophysics -the wonder of Galaxies on 14th September, 2021 View Report
- Online two day’s workshop on solar power in irrigation on 5th & 6th March, 2021 View Report
E-Learning Resources:
Teaching Videos:
Name of Faculty: Dr.LONE B.G.
Sr.No. | Class | Chapter,Topic with video link |
1 | B.Sc.I SEM P-I | Syllabus,Chapter 1 Mechanics-Introductioncompound pendulum-Figure ,Derivation Kater’s pendulum figure, derivationhttps://youtu.be/F-TGolli0TY |
2 | B.Sc.III SEM P-VIII | Syllabus,Chapter1Photoelectric effect-Introduction,Lenards method to determine e/m for photoelectrons. |
3 | B.Sc.V SEM P-XV | Chapter 1.Classical Mechanics-Mechanics of particle, conservation of angular momentum, conservation of energy. |
4 | B.Sc.V SEM P-XV | De Broglie wavelength in terms of energy and temperature |
5 | B.Sc.I SEM P-I | elasticity stress, strain, elastic constant, Young’s modulus, Bulk modulus |
6 | B.Sc.I SEM P-I | curvature of beam or bar cantilever loaded at free end Derivation of curvature of beam when weight of beam is ineffective |
5 | B.Sc.I SEM P-I | Cantilever: when weight of beam is effective, beam supported to both end, Problems. |
6 | B.Sc.I SEM P-I | Twisting couple on a cylinder, bending moment of a beam.https://youtu.be/PzcVE0TFpt4 |
7 | B.Sc.V SEM P-XV | cyclotron-working synchrocyclotron -construction, working |
8 | B.Sc.V SEM P-XV | What is wave function? Derivation of Schrodinger time dependent equationhttps://youtu.be/Q0sAJF7fdss |
9 | B.Sc.V SEM P-XV | Expectations value Operator Schrodinger time independent equationhttps://youtu.be/paE96ytHEbo |
10 | B.Sc.V SEM P-XV | Derivation particle in one dimensional boxhttps://youtu.be/VTF-JRLuFfg |
11 | B.Sc.I SEM P-I | Jager’s methodhttps://youtu.be/lgiD5j8PheM |
12 | B.Sc.V SEM P-XV | Compton effect |
13 | B.Sc.V SEM P-XV | Quantization of energy and momentum |
14 | B.Sc.III SEM P-VIII | Piezo electric effect, Piezo electric generator |
Teaching Notes:
Class | Chapter | Topic | PDF link |
B. Sc. F.Y. Semester -I | Chapter 1 | Mechanics | B.Sc. I Year Sem I Course Code Phy 101 P-I Cha 1 notes.pdf |
B. Sc. F.Y. Semester -I | Chapter 2 | Elasticity | B.Sc.I Sem PHY P-I Chapter 2 Elasticity.pdf |
B. Sc. F.Y. Semester -I | Chapter 3 | Viscosity & Surface Tension | B.Sc. I Sem I PHY _P-I Viscosity & Surface.pdf |
B. Sc. F.Y. Semester -I | Chapter 4 | Ultrasonic & Acoustics | B Sc I Sem P-I Cha.4.pdf |
B. Sc. S.Y. Semester -III | Chapter 1 | Photoelectric Effect | B Sc II Year course code Phy 202 Paper_VIII Cha 1 notes.pdf |
B. Sc. S.Y. Semester -III | Chapter 2 | X-Rays | B.Sc.III Sem PHY P-VIII chapter 2.X-rays.pdf |
B. Sc. S.Y. Semester -III | Chapter 3 | Nuclear forces and models | B Sc II sem III Cha 3.pdf |
B. Sc. S.Y. Semester -III | Chapter 4 | Particle Accelerators & Detectors | B Sc II Cha4 Particle Accelerators and detectors.pdf |
B. Sc. T.Y. Semester -V | Chapter 1 | Classical Mechanics | B.Sc III year(Sem -III) course PHY 301 paper XV.pdf |
B. Sc. T.Y. Semester -V | Chapter 2 | Origin of quantum theory | B.Sc.III year Vth SEM PHY P-XV cha.2.Origin of quantum theory.pdf |
B. Sc. T.Y. Semester -V | Chapter 3 | Wave particle duality | B.Sc. V sem Physics Wave particle duality.pdf |
B. Sc. T.Y. Semester -V | Chapter 4 | Schrodinger equation & its Applications | cha.4 Schrodinger Equation & its applications.pdf |
Question banks:
Class | Paper Name and Paper code | Question bank link |
B. Sc. F.Y. Semester -I | Mechanics,properties of matter & sound | B Sc I year Paper V Question bank.pdf |
B. Sc. S.Y. Semester -III | Modern andNuclear Physics& Physics 202 | B Sc II year Pr VIII SEM III MODERN Question bank.docx |
B. Sc. T.Y. Semester -V | Classical & QuantumMechanics | B Sc III year P- XV SEM V Quantum Question bank.pdf |
B. Sc. T.Y. Semester -V | Classical & QuantumMechanics | B Sc III year P- XIX SEM VI Atomic Question bank.pdf |
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Immediate Plans:
To make short-term certificate courses for attracting more students to B.Sc. (Physics) programme.
In the next 5 Years:
- To arrange guest lecturers for student to strengthen the knowledge of Physics.
- To develop International level nanomaterials Research Laboratory
- To focus research applicable to students, society etc.
- To collaborate Research lab to Utah state university logan, U.S.A. to develop research attitude & skill among the students.
In the next 10 Years:
- M.Sc. Nano Physics
- M.Sc. Computational Physics
CONTACT:
Dr. B. G. Lone
Head of the Department,
Department of Physics,
Vinayakrao Patil Mahavidyalaya,
Vaijapur, Dist. Aurangabad –
Tel: +91 8206473408
drbglone@gmail.com








