P.G.

Department of Mathematics, Kolhan University, Chaibasa

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KOLHAN UNIVERSITY, CHAIBASA

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
(For CBCS syllabus M. Sc.)
COMPOSITION OF BOARD OF STUDIES

1. Chairman : Dr. T. C. K. Raman

Head, University Department of Mathematics
Kolhan University, Chaibasa, Mob. No.-9431758090

2. Dr.M.K.Singh (External Expert)

Professor, Department of Mathematics,
Ranchi University, RANCHI, Mob. No.-9835347289

3. Dr. D. R. Kuiry (Member)

Associate Professor,
University Department of Mathematics
Kolhan University, Chaibasa. Mob.-9939372565

4. Dr. B. N. Prasad(Member)
Associate Professor & Head, Department of Mathematics,
Jamshedpur Co-operative College, Jamshedpur,. Mob.-9430745882

5. Dr. M. A. Khan(Member)
C. V. C. Kolhan University,Chaibasa.Mob.No.-9234776209

6. Dr. K.N.Pradhan(Member)
Head, Department of Mathematics,
Tata College, Chaibasa, MobNo.- 7209860187

(Dr.T.C.K.Raman)
Associate Professor & Head, Department of Mathematics
KOLHAN UNIVERSITY ,CHAIBASA. 1
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Project Work:
The credit for the projects may vary from 4 (Four) to 12 (Twelve) depending on the prescription
for the contents and the number of hours assigned to the same. Normal projects would carry 5
(Five) credits with 10 hours per week of time involvement.
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Course Content of Mathematics

Under Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)
Subject: Mathematics
Syllabus Scheme for CBCS in M. Sc.
There will be two Semesters in each year. In third & fourth semesters there are four Elective
papers altogether. Among ECMATH302A & ECMATH302B only one is to be opted; similarly
among ECMATH303A and ECMATH303B only one is to be opted & among ECMATH404A &
ECMATH404B only one is to be opted and finally ECMATH405A & ECMATH405B only one is to
be opted.
1st Semester
CCMATH101 100 marks
Real Analysis & Measure Theory
CCMATH102 100 marks
Complex Analysis
CCMATH103 100 marks
Topology
2nd Semester
CCMATH204 100 marks
Group Theory.
CCMATH205 100 marks
Differential Geometry.
CCMATH206 100 marks
Analytical Dynamics.
3rd Semester
CCMATH307 100 marks
Discrete mathematics.
CCMATH308 100 marks
Functional Analysis.
ECMATH302A 100 marks
Computational Technology & FORTRAN
Or
ECMATH302B 100 marks
Differential Equation
ECMATH303A 100 marks
Operations Research
ECMATH303B
Difference Equation
100 marks 3
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4th Semester
CCMATH409 100 marks
Ring & Field
ECMATH404A 100 marks
Integral Transform
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ECMATH404B 100 marks
Boundary Layer Theory
ECMATH405A 100 marks
Partial Differential Equation
ECMATH405B
Numerical Method
PROJECT
Project work of 100 Marks related to elective papers

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UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS,KOLHAN UNIVERSITY, CHAIBASA

CBCS PATTERN SYLLABUS W.E.F 2017-2018
1st Semester
CCMATH101 70 marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
UNIT I:Real Analysis Lecture-20 Question-4
A1; Sequence and series of function: Uniform convergence of sequence and series of real
function. Cauchy’s general principle of uniform convergence, continuity of the sum of a series
of function. Weiestrass’s M-test for uniform convergence. Term by term integration and
differentiation.
A2; Fourier series: Fourier series expansion of a function relative to an orthonormal system.
Bessel’s inequality, pointwise convergence of trigonometric Fourier series, Dirichlet’s integral,
Perseval’s theorem, Riemann-Lebesgue theorem, Problems on finding trigonometric Fourier
series representation of periodic functions.
UNIT II:Measure Theory Lecture-20 Question-4
B1: Measure theory: Outer measure, measurable sets through Caratheodory approach,
arithmetical properties of measureable sets, two fundamental theorems and examples of
uncountable sets of zero measure.
B2: Measurable Functions: Closure of class of measurable function under all algebraic and
limit operations, Littlewood’s third principle trigonometric Fourier series representation of
periodic functions. Function bounded over a set of finite measure, condition of measurability,
Lebesgue integral and its arithmetical properties, comparison with R-integral, bounded
convergence theorem.
REFERENCE BOOK: 1. Principle of Mathematical Analysis: Walter Rudin
2. Mathematical Analysis: Shanti Narayan
3. Real Analysis: H. L. Royden
4. Advanced Real Analysis: K. K. Jha
5. Measure theory: Gupta & Gupta
CCMATH102 70 marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
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Complex Analysis: Lecture-40 Question-8

A1: Integral: Cauchy’s integral theorem, Cauchy’s integral formula, Morera’s theorem,
Liouvillies theorem, Taylor’s theorem, Laurent’s theorem, Rouche’s theorem, fundamental
theorem of algebra.
A2: Power series: formula for radius of convergence of power series, absolute & uniform
convergence theorem of power series, uniqueness theorem of power series, term by term
integration and differentiation theorem.

A3; Residue & poles, contour integration and problems

A4: Conformal mapping: Conformal and bilinear mapping, necessary & sufficient condition
for conformal mapping, mapping from half plane to circle, mapping from unit circle to unit
circle and related problems.
REFERENCE BOOK: 1. Complex Variable: Churchill
2. Theory of Functions: Titch Marsh
3. Complex Analysis: J. B. Conway
4. Function of a Complex Variable: Goyal & Gupta
CCMATH103 70 Marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
Topology Lecture-40 Question-8
A1: Compacness in metric space, Ascoli’s theorem.
A2: Topological spaces: Definition, examples, base, sub-base, first axiom space, second
axiom space, comparison of topologies.
A3; Compactness: Compact space, Lindeloff space, product space, Tychonoff’s theorem,
locally compactness.
A4; Separation: T1 – space, T2 – space, normal & completely regular space, Uryshon’s
lemma, Tietze extension theorem, Uryshon’s metrization theorem.
A5: Connectedness: connectedness & its properties.
REFERENCE BOOK: 1. Complex Variable: Churchill
2. Theory of Functions: Titch Marsh
3. Complex Analysis: J. B. Conway
4. Function of a Complex Variable: Goyal & Gupta

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2nd Semester
CCMATH204 70 marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
Group Theory. Lecture-40 Question-8
A1: Isomorphism and homomorphism of groups, isomorphism theorem.
A2: Permutation group & simple group & related topics
A3: Conjugacy classes, normaliser, class equation of a finite group.
A4: Direct products: Direct product of a finite number of groups, necessary & sufficient
condition for the isomorphism between the product and the direct product of groups.
A5: Group action orbit stabilizer theorem, Syllow theorem & application in proving non-
simplicity for the isomorphism between the product and the direct product of groups
REFERENCE BOOK: 1. University Algebra: N. S. Gopala Krishna
2. A First Course in Abstract Algebra: J. B. Fraleigh
3. First Course in Group Theory: P. B. Bhattacharya

CCMATH205 70 marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
Differential Geometry Lecture-40 Question-8
A1: Space curve: Curvature and torsion, Serret-Frenet formulae, helix uniqueness theorem
for space curve, the circle of curvature, osculating sphere, locus of centre of curvature,
spherical curvature, locus of centre of spherical curvature, Bertrand curve.
A2: Curvilinear co-ordinates on a surface, fundamental magnitudes, direction on a surface.
A3: Curve on a surface: Parametric curves, curvature of normal section, Meusier’s theorem,
principal direction & principal curvature, line of curvature, theorem of Euler and Dupin,
conjugate direction and asymptotic line.
A2: Geodesics: Differential equation of geodesics via normal properties, geodesics on
developable, curvature & torsion of a geodesics.
REFERENCE BOOK: 1. Differential Geometry: C. E. Weatherburn
2. Riemannian Geometry: C. E. Weatherburn
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CCMATH206 80 marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
Analytical Dynamics Lecture-40 Question-8
A1: Motion in two dimensions: Motion of C. G. and motion about C. G., K. E. slipping of road,
motion of sphere on inclined plane when rolling and sliding are combined, motion of circular
disk on a plane and related problems.
A2: Moving axes: Velocity and acceleration in two dimensional motion when the axes are
moving, velocity and acceleration in three dimensions when the axes are moving, velocity and
acceleration in three dimensional motion in polar form, angular velocity referred to moving
axes and Euler’s geometrical equation.
A3: Equation of motion and its application in three dimensions: General equation of motion,
Euler’s equation of motion, momentum of rigid body, moments about instantaneous axes, K. E.
of rigid body and related problems.
A4: Lagrange’s equation of motion of small oscillation: Generalized co-ordinates, constraints
classification of mechanical systems, Lagrange’s equation of motion, principle of energy, small
oscillation, normal co-ordinates.
REFERENCE BOOK: 1. Rigid Dynamics: P. P. Gupta & G. S. Malik.
2. Dynamics Part-II: A. S. Ramsay

3rd Semester
CCMATH307 70 marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
Discrete mathematics. Lecture-40 Question-8
A1: Partially ordered sets, lattices, geometrical lattices, distributive lattices, modular lattice,
complemented lattice.
A2: Logic: Boolean algebra, Boolean expression, application to switching circuits.
A3; Graph theory: Degree sum theorem, Eulerian graph and its properties, Hamiltonian
graph, trees, planarity of graphs, Euler’s theorem on planar graph and application, chromatic
number and five colour theorem, marriage theorem, transversal version of marriage theorem,
directed graph, Kruskal’s algorithm, Dijkastra’s algorithm.
A4; Pigeon hole principle, principle of inclusion & exclusion, derangement.
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REFERENCE BOOK: 1. Lattice: K. K. Jha

2. Discrete Mathematics: K. D. Joshi
3. Automata theory-Discrete Mathematics: Tremby & Manohar
4. Graph Theory: R. J. Wilson
CCMATH308 70 marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
Functional Analysis. Lecture-40 Question-8
A1; Cauchy’s, Minskowski’s and Holder’s inequalities, normed linear space, Banach space,
definition and examples including classic Banach space, sub-space and Quotient space.

A2; Continuous linear maps, B(N,N1): Dual (conjugate) space of ‘N’, natural embedding
theorem, dual of Rn and Ip operator and its conjugate Riesz lemma.
A3: Hahn-Banach theorem and consequences, open mapping theorem and projection on
Banach space, closed graph theorem and uniform boundedness principle.
A4; Hilbert’s Space: Definition and examples, Schwartz inequalities, orthogonal
completeness characterization, Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization.
REFERENCE BOOK: 1. Function Analysis: J, N, Sharma & A. R. Vashishtha
2. Elements of Functional Study: Soboreve Lusternic

ECMATH302A 70 marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
Computational Technology & FORTRAN: Lecture-40 Question-8
A1: Introduction to numerical computing, computing concepts, computer codes, arithmetic
approximation & error in computing.
A2: Flowchart & programming techniques- flow chart for simple problems, branching,
conditional & unconditional jumps, main structure of a high level language, constants,
variables, arithmetic & relational expressions, I/O controls, loop structures, array data, Sub –
programs, Character handling.
A3: FORTRAN: Need and scope, a sample program, FORTRAN constants, FORTRAN variables,
subscripted variables, I/O statements, computation, FORTRAN expression control of execution,
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if-else, relational expressions, do-while structure, sub-program, function sub-program,

subroutine subprogram
A4: Examples of program: (a) Matrix; addition, multiplication and transpose. (b) To find out
prime number, odd or even number, GCD, Fibonacci sequence. (c) To convert from Fahrenheit
to Celsius. (d) Write any program using subroutine.
REFERENCE BOOK: 1. Numerical Methods: E. Balaguruswamy
2. Introductory Probability & Statistical Application: P.L. Meyer
3. Fundamental of Computer Algorithm: H. Horornitz , S. Sahni et. al.
Or
ECMATH302B 70 marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
Differential Equation Lecture-80 Question-8
A1: Laplace transform, transform of elementary function, transform of derivative, inverse
transform, convolution theorem, application of ordinary and partial differential equation.
A2: Fourier transform, sine and cosine transform, inverse Fourier transform, application to
ordinary and partial differential equation.
A3: Series solution of general homogeneous linear second order equation, singular points,
the method of Frobenius.
A4: Linear system, linear algebra applied to ordinary differential equation, Eigen value
problem, fundamental matrix solution, introduction to stability problem.
REFERENCE BOOK: 1. Integral Transform: A. R. Vashishtha
2. Differential Equation & their application: Martin Braun
3. Elements of ODE & Special Function: A. Chakraborty
4. Advanced Differential Equation: M. D. Raisinghania

ECMATH303A 70 marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
Operations Research Lecture-40 Question-8
A1: Inventory; Known demand, probabilistic demand, deterministic model and probabilistic
model without lead time.
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A2: Project planning and control with PERT-CPM: Rules of network construction, time
calculation in networks, critical path method, PERT, PERT calculations, advantages of network
(PERT/CPM), difference between CP and PERT
A3: Game theory: Two person, zero-sum games, games with mixed strategies, graphical
solution, solution by linear programming.
A4: Integer programming: Branch and bound technique, Gomory’s cutting plane method.
REFERENCE BOOK: 1. Operation Research: R. K. Gupta.
2. Introduction to Operation Research: F. S. Hillier & G. L. Lieberman.
3. Operation Research: A. M. Natrajan, P. Balaguruswami, A. Tamilarasi.
4. Operation Research: Kanti Swaroop, P. K. Gupta & Man Mohan.
5. Operation Research: S. D. Sharma.
6. Operation Research: Prem Kumar Gupta & D. S. Hira.

ECMATH303B 70 marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
Difference Equation Lecture-40 Question-8
A1; Dynamics of first order difference equation, linear first order difference equation,
equilibrium points, their stair step (cobweb) diagram, cobweb theorem of economics, criteria
for asymptotic stability of equilibrium points, periodic points and cycles, the equation &
bifurcation equilibrium-(fixed) points, 2-cycles, 22- cycles.
A2: Linear difference equation of higher order: Difference calculus – the power shift
factorial polynomials, antidifference operator, general theory of linear difference equation,
linear homogeneous equation with constant coefficients, linear variation of parameters,
limiting behaviour of solution, application – propagation of annual plans, gambles ruin national
income, the transition of information.
REFERENCE BOOK: 1. Introduction to Difference Equation:S. N. Elaydi
2. Difference Equation An Introduction with Application: Kelly & Peterson
3. Difference Equation: D. C. Agarwal
4. Advanced Difference Equations: M. D. Raisinghania

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4th Semester
CCMATH409 70 marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
Ring & Field Lecture-40 Question-8
A1: Factorization in integral domain: Concept of divisibility in integral domain, GCD & LCM
of two non-zero elements in an integral domain, irreducible and prime elements in an integral
domain, relation between prime and irreducible elements, definition and examples of Euclidean
domain, principal ideal domain and unique factorization domain, relation between Euclidean
domain, principal ideal domain and unique factorization domain, the integral domain Z[I] and
K[X] K field properties of Euclidean domain, principal ideal domain and unique A2:
factorization domain, Einstein criteria of irreducibility, Gauss’s lemma.
Field theory: Extension of a field, finite extension and infinite extension, algebraic extension
and transcendental extension, properties of algebraic extension, relation between algebraic
and finite extension, splitting field of a polynomial over a field, normal extension,
characterization of finite normal extension, separable extension and properties of a separable
extension, perfect field and characterization of perfect field, primitive element theorem, finite
field and their existence.
REFERENCE BOOK: 1. University Algebra: N. S. Gopalakrishna
2. Advanced Course in Modern Algebra: Goyal & Gupta

ECMATH404A 70 marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
Integral Transform Lecture-40 Question-8
A1. The Stieltjes integrals: Existence of Stieltjes integrals, properties of Stieltjes integrals, the
Stieltjes integral as a series or a Lebesgue integral, normalization, improper Stieltjes integral.
laws of the mean, change of variable of indefinite integral, Stieltjes integral as infinite series-
second method.

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A2. The Laplace- Stieltjes transform: Region of convergence, abscissa of convergence, absolute
convergence, uniform convergence.
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A3. Abelian theorem for the Laplace and Stieltjes transform, Tauberian theorems, Tauberian
theorems for the Stieltjes transform.
A4. Inversion and representation problems for the Laplace transform, Laplace asymptotic of an
integral, application to integrals leading to direct inversion formula, general representation
theorem.
REFERENCE BOOK: 1. The Laplace Transform: D. V. Widder
2. The Fourier Transform: I. N. Sneddon
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ECMATH404B 70 marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
Boundary Layer Theory Lecture-40
Question-8
A1. Derivation of Navier-Stokes equation of motion for a viscous flow, Poiseuille flow through a
pipe, plane Couette flow, stagnation point, flow between two concentric rotating cylinders,
flow near rotating disk, slow motion, limiting case of large small viscosity, linearization of the
Navier-stokes equation by method of Stokes and Oseen.

A2. Boundary layer concept, boundary layer thickness, displacement thickness, derivation of
boundary layer equation for flow along a plane and curved wall, Raynold’s principle of
similarity, similar solutions, boundary layer along a flat plate, a wedge, a circular cylinder and in
a convergent channel. A xi-symmetric boundary layer on a body of revolution, boundary layer
growth for impulsive start of motion & for uniformly accelerated motion.

A3. The momentum equation for the boundary layer and its application to the flow past a flat
place at zero incidence.
REFERENCE BOOK: 1. Boundary Layer Theory: H. Schlichting
2. Modern Development in Fluid Dynamics. Vol-I & II: S. Goldstain

ECMATH405A 70 marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
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Partial Differential Equation Lecture-40 Question-8

A1: Classification of second order partial differential equation, reduction to canonical forms
A2: Fourier transform, sin & cosine transform ,inverse Fourier transform, application to
ordinary & partial differential equation
A3: Wave equation: Derivation and fundamental solution of one dimensional wave equation
in Cartesian form, Application problem, one dimensional solution by separation of variables,
D'Alembert's solution of wave equation.
A4: Integral transforms and Green's function method of Solution: Solution of PDE using
Separation of variables, Fourier transform and by Laplace transform, Green's function and
solution of boundary value problems using Laplace transformations
REFERENCE BOOK: 1. Partial Differential Equations-L.C.Evans
2. Partial Differential Equations-P.Prasad & R.Ravindran
3. Partial Differential Equations-K.Shankara Rao
4.AdvanceEngineering Mathematics- E.Kreyszing
5. Use of Integral Transform- I.N.Sneddon
ECMATH405B 70 marks
A total of EIGHT questions will be set in which Question No. 1(One) will be Objective Type
Question (MCQ/True-False/Fill in the Blanks etc.) consisting 10(Ten) questions of 1(One) mark
each and will be COMPULSORY. Any FOUR questions shall have to be answered by the
examinee out of the remaining SEVEN questions carrying 15(Fifteen) marks each.
Tensor Calculus Lecture-40 Question-8
A1; Tensor algebra- contravariant and covariant vector (tensor of first order), tensor of
second order (or of rank 2), the Kronecker delta, the tensor of higher rank, invariant or scalars,
addition and subtraction of tensor, contraction, product of tensor, inner product symmetric
tensor, generalised quotient law, conjugate or reciprocal symmetric tensor, relative tensors,
group property of tensor, related problems
A2; Covariant differentiation, The Christoffel three index symbols, transformation of
Christoffel symbol, covariant differentiation of vector, covariant differentiation to tensor, laws
of covariant differentiation of tensor. divergence & curl of a vector, intrinsic derivative,
derived vector, cross product of two vectors, Ricci's Theorem, related problems.
Reference book: 1. Differential Geometry : C.E. Weatherburn.
2. Riemannian Geometry : C.E. Weatherburn.
3. Tensor Calculus----Schaum’s series

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Project work of 100 Marks related to elective papers
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