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DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

COURSE OUTLINE

Academic Year, Semester: Monsoon Semester 2024-25


Slot: C1
Class: Semester I Production Engineering
Course Code and Title: PH1002E Mechanics and Waves

Hourly Course Plan

Clas Mod Topics Planned Topics Covered


s No. ule
1 1 Review of Newtonian mechanics: Newton's Itroduction, discussion on
laws, free body diagrams, examples – mass on syllabus, references, course plan,
inclined plane, mass and pulley – Atwood evaluation policy. Newtons Laws
machines
2 1 Example problems contd., motion in Mass on inclined plane
gravitational field – free fall / projectile (To be
worked out)
3 1 Solving differential Equations: initial values, Problem solving, Atwood's
form of RHS - function of t, x, v etc. machine, Solving Newton's
equations - mass droped from a
height
4 1 Buffer class Solving Newton's equation -
projectile motion, sedimentation
5 1 Oscillations: examples of oscillatory motion, Sedimentation continued. Simple
equation of motion; harmonic oscillator. Equation of
Linear differential equation, solution (to be motion and solutions.
given); guess solutions
6 1 Damped Oscillator; Eq., Solution, Damped harmonic oscillator -
3 different cases – underdamped, Underdamped case
overdamped, critically damped, Energy
dissipation
7 1 Driven and damped HM : Equations and Damped harmonic oscillator -
solution; Resonance, examples Overdamped and critically
damped oscillation
8 1 Buffer (damped and driven oscillator may take Forced (Driven) harmonic
time) oscillation
9 1 Problems on oscillatory motion Driven harmonic oscillator –
discussoin of solution and
resonance
10 2 Lagrangian – example in Morin; definition, Energy dissipation in damped
Euler-Lagrange equations, 1D case, 2D case. harmonic oscillator, Lagrange
Workout examples from previous module with method - simple harmonic
Lagrangian oscillation
11 2 Lagrangian – example problems contd. Lagrange method - Atwoods
machine, block of mass on table
12 2 Generalized coordinates and constraints – Lagrange method - simple
examples. Lagrangian method for problem with pendulum, spring pendulum,
constraints; compare with Newton’s law Contraints – motion of a bead
approach. along a wire
13 2 Examples of Lagrangian method

14 2 Cyclic coordinates; Conserved quantities


(linear momentum, angular momentum etc.)

15 2 Buffer class (Lagrangian method problems)

16 2 Buffer class (If C+ slot is used)

17 2 Buffer class (If C+ slot is used)


Mid Semester Exams
18 3 Harmonic waves, Plane and Spherical waves
(basics)
19 3 Buffer class
20 3 Transverse vibrations of a stretched string,
Energy Flux
21 3 Longitudinal sound waves in solid, Energy Flux

22 3 Longitudinal sound waves in gas, speed of


sound, Energy Flux
23 3 Superposition of waves
24 3 Group velocity, phase velocity, dispersion

25 3 Buffer class
26 4 Interference by division of wave front and
amplitude (with examples), Two beam
interference (theory)
27 4 Coherent and incoherent beams, fringe
visibility
28 4 Coherence time, Spatial and temporal
coherence
29 4 Young-Double slit experiment (review)
30 4 Michelson interferometer & Mach-Zehnder
interferometer, film thickness measurement
31 4 Buffer class
32 4 Anti-reflection films
33 4 Lasers – Basic properties (monochromaticity
and line width, coherence length comparison,
directionality and half-angle beam spread, and
spectra comparison with ordinary light sources)
34 4 Basic working and major parts of He-Ne laser
35 4 Applications of lasers (we can show a couple a
real applications where mechanical engineers
will be interested)
36 4 Laser beam expanders and collimators
37 4 Diffraction limit and resolution of optical
instruments
38 4 Buffer(If C+ slot is used)
39 4 Buffer(If C+ slot is used)

References:
1. D. J. Morin, Introduction to Classical Mechanics: With Problems and Solutions, Cambridge University
Press, 2008.
2. D. Kleppner and R. J. Kolenkow, An Introduction to Mechanics (1st Edition), McGraw Hill, 2017.
3. Spiegel M. R., Theoretical Mechanics, (Schaum Series), McGraw Hill, 2017.
4. D. Halliday, R. Resnick and J. Walker, Fundamentals of Physics (10th Edition), John Wiley & Sons,
2013.
5. F. L. Pedrotti, L. M. Pedrotti and L. S. Pedrotti, Introduction to Optics (3rd Edition), Cambridge University
Press, 2017
6. Ajoy Ghatak, Optics (7th Edition), McGraw Hill 2020.

Evaluation Policy
Midterm Test : 30 Marks
Assignment Components: 20 Marks (Assignment / Quiz)
End Examination : 50 Marks
Grading Policy : Relative

Name of the Course Faculty: Dr. Anoop Varghese

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