16 WEEK PLAN/COURSE DETAILS

By
Ms. Humaira Arshad
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
Faculty of Science

UNIVERSITY OF GUJRAT

Course Code: PHYS-351 Course Title:

MATHEMATICAL METHODS OF PHYSICS-I
Credit Hours: 03 Maximum Lectures:
32 (1.5 hours each)
Course Type: Major Pre-requisites: Mechanics, Differential Equations,
Linear Algebra
Year:2022 Semester: Fall-2022
Instructor’s Name: Ms. Humaira Arshad Office (Room No):
S112(A), Physics Dpt. S-Block, Hafiz Hayat Campus,
UOG
E-mail: humaira-arshad@uog.edu.pk Students’ Contact house: Students are welcomed any
time during office hours to visit instructor’s office.
Class Level: BS-5th Department: Physics

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CLASSES REGISTRATION:

Following students of BS will be enrolled for this Course

S# R. No. Name of Student email addresses

ATTENDANCE POLICY:

 As per University policy, a minimum of 70% attendance shall be required for a student to

be eligible to appear in the Mid and End Term examinations. All students concerned are

advised to keep in touch with their attendance records through their UOG email account.

 The students with less than 70% attendance shall not be allowed to take classes after Mid

Term Examination dates.

CLASS RULES AND REGULATIONS:

 Without registration and UOG ID card no student shall be allowed to attend the class.

Students are advised to display the UOG card in a visible position.

 The class shall be started as per given time table. No one shall be allowed after 5 Minutes

of the commencement of class unless genuine excuse.

 Students are encouraged to interrupt by asking the questions during the lecturer.

 Drinking, smoking, mobile usage, sectarian or political discussion and immoral / unethical

activities shall not be allowed during class.

 Students are welcomed any time during office hours to visit instructor’s office.

 All the communication regarding any lecture or change of class etc. (if any) shall be

forwarded directly to the students’ given email inbox; however, the hard copies for Xerox

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 (if any) shall be given to any responsible student to place at the photocopiershop. Thus

students advised to keep in touch with their e-box.

TEACHING & EVALUATION METHODOLOGY:

CLASS LECTURER:

 English/Urdu shall be the language of instructions.

 Each lecture shall be of 1.5 hours.
 Audio video aids like Computer(s), Multimedia and White Board shall be used as
teaching tools.
STUDENT’S EVALUATION (GRADING):

The course shall be evaluated out of 100 Marks as per following division:

GRADING DETAIL:

Seasonal Work (25 Marks):

 Quiz: 12 marks
 Presentation/Project 07 marks
 Assignments 06 marks
Total: 25 Marks

Mid Term Examinations (25 Marks):

 Short and long question type questions

End Term Examination (50 Marks):

 Long, short questions

MATHEMATICAL METHODS OF PHYSICS-I Credit Hours: 3

Pre-requisites: Mechanics, Differential Equations, Linear Algebra

Fundamental/Foundation Part:
Line integral of a vector field, Surface integrals, Stokes’ theorem, Green Theorem, Volume
Integrals, Divergence theorem, Tensor algebra, covariant and contra-variant tensor, Rank of a
tensor, Contraction, Quotient theorem, Levi Civita tensor. Residues, the residue theorem,
Evaluation of definite integrals, Transformations, groups definitions and examples, subgroups
and Cayley’s theorem, cosets and Lagrange’s theorem, conjugate classes, invariant subgroups,
factor groups

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 Core Part:
Cylindrical, spherical and curvilinear coordinates general coordinate transformations and
tensors, relative tensors, covariant differentiation, Evaluation of Integrals having Indentation of
contours. homomorphism, direct products, mappings, linear operators, matrix representations,
similarity transformation and equivalent matrix representations, group representations,
equivalent representations and characters, construction of
representations and addition of representations, invariance of functions and operators
Advanced part/Latest advancement/Latest Applications based part: Applications of
tensors in vector analysis, Pseudo tensors, Dual tensors, physical applications, non-Cartesian
tensors
Evaluation of definite integrals of Type ∫2𝜋 𝐹(𝑠𝑖𝑛𝜃,
0 𝑐𝑜𝑠𝜃)𝑑𝜃, evaluate the integral type
+∞ +∞ 𝑐𝑜𝑠𝑚𝑥
∫−∞ 𝐹(𝑥)𝑑𝑥, evaluate the integral of type ∫−∞ {𝑠𝑖𝑛𝑚𝑥dx
,unitary spaces and Hermitian matrices, operators: adjoint, self-adjoint, unitary, Hilbert
space, reducibility of representations.

Recommended Books:
1. K. F. Riley, M. P. Hobson, S. J. Bence, “Mathematical Methods for Physicists”,
Cambridge University Press, 2006.
2. G. Arfken, H. J. Weber, and F. E. Harris, “Mathematical Methods for Physicists”,
Academic Press, 7th ed. 2012.
3. E. Kreyszig, “Advanced Engineering Mathematics”, John Wiley, 10th ed. 1999
4. Dennis G.Zill, Warren S.Wright, Michael R.Cullen,”Advanced Engineering and
Mathematics” 5th Edition
5. Dennis G.Zill, Patrick D.Shanahan,”Complex Analysis with Applications”, Jones and Bartlett
Publishers, 1st edition.

COURSE OBJECTIVES:
To provide a complete understanding of the Electronics-II for Students.

EXPECTED LEARNING OUTCOMES:

The students shall be able to have expertise in basics and applications of Electronics.

SCHEDULE:
Course Planning for Semester Spring-2022
Instructional
Objectives/Le Strategy/Tea Assessment
Week
No. arning Content ching Technique/ Helping Material
outcomes Method Method
/Activity
1 Line integral of a vector field, White board During first
Understand Surface integrals, Stokes’ Lectures 5 minutes K. F. Riley,
the concept theorem, Green Theorem, of lecture: M. P.
of Volume Integrals oral quiz Hobson, S.
fundamental from J. Bence,
/foundation previous “Mathemat
Part lecture ical

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 Methods
for
Physicists”,
Cambridge
University
Press,
2006.

2 Understand White board During first

the concept Lectures 5 minutes K. F. Riley,
of of lecture: M. P.
fundamental oral quiz Hobson, S.
/foundation from J. Bence,
Part previous “Mathemat
lecture ical
Divergence theorem, Tensor Methods
algebra, for
Physicists”,
Cambridge
University
Press,
2006.

3 Understand White board During first

the concept Lectures 5 minutes K. F. Riley,
of of lecture: M. P.
fundamental oral quiz Hobson, S.
/foundation from J. Bence,
Part previous “Mathemat
lecture ical
covariant and contra-variant
tensor, Rank of a tensor, Methods
Contraction, for
Physicists”,
Cambridge
University
Press,
2006.

4-5 Understand White board During first

the concept Lectures 5 minutes K. F. Riley,
of of lecture: M. P.
fundamental oral quiz Hobson, S.
/foundation Quotient theorem, Levi from J. Bence,
Part Civita tensor. Residues, the previous “Mathemat
residue theorem, lecture ical
Methods
for
Physicists”,

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 Cambridge
University
Press,
2006.

6 Understand White board During first

the concept Lectures 5 minutes K. F. Riley,
of of lecture: M. P.
fundamental oral quiz Hobson, S.
/foundation from J. Bence,
Part previous “Mathemat
Evaluation of definite
lecture ical
integrals, Transformations,
groups definitions and Methods
examples, subgroups and for
Cayley’s theorem, Physicists”,
Cambridge
University
Press,
2006.

7 Understand White board During first

the concept Lectures 5 minutes K. F. Riley,
of of lecture: M. P.
fundamental oral quiz Hobson, S.
/foundation from J. Bence,
Part previous “Mathemat
cosets and Lagrange’s lecture ical
theorem, conjugate classes, Methods
invariant subgroups, factor for
groups Physicists”,
Cambridge
University
Press,
2006.

8 Understand White board During first

the concept Lectures 5 minutes K. F. Riley,
of Core Part of lecture: M. P.
oral quiz Hobson, S.
Cylindrical, spherical and from J. Bence,
curvilinear coordinates previous “Mathemat
lecture ical
general coordinate
transformations and tensors, Methods
relative tensors, for
Physicists”,
Cambridge
University
Press,

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 2006.

9 Understand White board During first

the concept Lectures 5 minutes K. F. Riley,
of Core Part of lecture: M. P.
oral quiz Hobson, S.
from J. Bence,
previous “Mathemat
relative tensors, covariant
lecture ical
differentiation, Evaluation of
Integrals having Indentation Methods
of contours. homomorphism, for
direct products Physicists”,
Cambridge
University
Press,
2006.

10 Understand White board During first

the concept Lectures 5 minutes K. F. Riley,
of Core Part of lecture: M. P.
oral quiz Hobson, S.
from J. Bence,
previous “Mathemat
, mappings, linear operators,
lecture ical
matrix representations,
similarity transformation and Methods
equivalent matrix for
representations Physicists”,
Cambridge
University
Press,
2006.

11 Understand White board During first

the concept Lectures 5 minutes K. F. Riley,
of Core Part of lecture: M. P.
oral quiz Hobson, S.
group representations from J. Bence,
previous “Mathemat
,equivalent representations
lecture ical
and characters,
construction of Methods
representations and addition for
of representations, invariance Physicists”,
of functions and operators Cambridge
University
Press,
2006.

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12 Understand White board During first
the concept Lectures 5 minutes K. F. Riley,
of Advanced of lecture: M. P.
part/Latest oral quiz Hobson, S.
advancemen from J. Bence,
t/Latest previous “Mathemat
Applications of tensors in
Application vector analysis, Pseudo lecture ical
s based part tensors, Dual tensors, Methods
physical applications, non- for
Cartesian tensors Physicists”,
Cambridge
University
Press,
2006.

13- Understand White board During first

14 the concept Lectures 5 minutes K. F. Riley,
of Advanced of lecture: M. P.
part/Latest Evaluation of definite oral quiz Hobson, S.
advancemen integrals of Type ∫2𝜋 from J. Bence,
t/Latest 𝐹(𝑠𝑖𝑛𝜃, 𝑐𝑜𝑠𝜃)𝑑𝜃, evaluate previous “Mathemat
the integral0type lecture ical
Application
s based part +∞ +∞ 𝑐𝑜𝑠𝑚𝑥 Methods
∫−∞ 𝐹(𝑥)𝑑𝑥, evaluate the for
integral of type ∫−∞ Physicists”,
{𝑠𝑖𝑛𝑚𝑥dx Cambridge
,unitary spaces University
Press,
2006.

15 Understand White board During first

the concept Lectures 5 minutes K. F. Riley,
of Advanced of lecture: M. P.
part/Latest oral quiz Hobson, S.
advancemen from J. Bence,
t/Latest previous “Mathemat
Hermitian matrices, lecture
Application operators: adjoint, self- ical
s based part adjoint, unitary, Hilbert Methods
space, reducibility of for
representations. Physicists”,
Cambridge
University
Press,
2006.

16 Overview of the course

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 Class wise Activities of the Semester (PHYS-102)

Week/Day 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

Monday A-1 A-2

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday Q-1 Q-2

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