Samarin V.V.

Leading Research Scientist, Doctor of Sciences
Viacheslav Samarin
FLNR, JINR
Dubna, Moscow region, Russia, 141980

Tel. : +7 (49621) 62023, Fax : +7 (49621) 65083,
E-mail:
samarin@jinr.ru

 

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Mini CV
Date and Place of Birth 30-th July 1954, Port Arthur (now Lushun), China
Marital Status Married
Nationality Russia
Position Leading Research Scientist of Theoretical and Computational group of FLNR

Education and previous positions

1976

Graduated from the Chuvash State University (Physics Faculty, specialisation in theoretical physics)

1978-1981

postgraduate student in Moscow State University, Physics Faculty, nuclear physics department

1976-1978,1981-2001

lecturer, associate professor in Chuvash State University, Physics Faculty, theoretical and experimental physics department

1983

Got the degree of Candidate of Science (Physics and Mathematics) at Moscow State University. Work supervised by Professor A.F. Tulinov.
"Investigation of transfer processes at axial channeling in crystals".

2001-2006

associate professor in Cheboksary Cooperative Institute (branch of the Moscow University of Consumers' Cooperatives), information systems department

2006

Got the degree of Doctor of Science (Physics and Mathematics) at St. Petersburg State University.
"Investigation of methods for near-barrier heavy ion fusion and their applications to ion-atom collisions".

2006-2010

professor, head the physics department in Cheboksary Polytechnic Institute (branch of the Moscow State Open University), information technologies department, physics department

2010

Leading Research Scientist, Doctor of Sciences in Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions ( JINR )

Research Field

Theoretical Nuclear Physics,
Low Energy Nuclear Reactions,
Computational Physics,
Visualization and computer simulation of physical processes (Fortran, C++)

Main research areas

  • Heavy-ion physics,
  • Atomic physics,
  • Mathematical physics,
  • Computing methods in quantum mechanics,
  • Coupled channel method,
  • Time-dependent Shrodinger equation method,
  • Nucleons transfer processes.

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