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General Information |
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The hit Department
of Sciences has an active
research programme in Pure and Applied Mathematics, as well as in
Mathematical, Theoretical and Experimental Physics, and Materials
Science.
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The Mathematics
Section includes experts in
Complex Analysis, Catastrophe Theory, Differential Equations,
Dynamical Systems and
Automatic and Optimal Control
therein, Functional Analysis,
Mathematical Modelling for Industry, Medicine and Ecology,
Mathematical Physics, Signal Image Processing, and Theory of Stochastic Processes. |
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The Physics Section
conducts theoretical research in Chemical and Condensed Matter
Physics, Material Science, Nonlinear Optics and Spectroscopy,
Plasma Physics, Statistical Mechanics, and High Temperature
Superconductivity.
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Research Centres and
Laboratories (Listed alphabetically) |
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Research Centre for Industrial and |
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Applied Mathematics |
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Prof Eduard Yakubov |
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326/5 |
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+ 972 3 502 6752 |
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+ 972 3 502 6619 |
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The Centre for Material Science |
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The Centre, consisting of The Scanning
Electron Microscopy Laboratory, The Transmission Electron Microscopy
Laboratory, The Scanning Probe Microscopy Laboratory and The
X-Ray Diffraction Analysis Laboratory, supports research
programs in analysis and
characterisation of fullerenes, thin films and coatings. We study
properties of materials for various industrial applications in the
fields of electronics and mechanical engineering. |
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and Technology |
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Prof Lev Rapoport |
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Dr Igor Lapsker |
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112/6, 113/6, 114/6 |
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+ 972 3 502 6609 |
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Laboratory of Modern Materials |
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The Laboratory is aimed at development of powder
metallurgy technology for sliding bushings with controlled porosity
and tribological characteristics. We study effects of lubricants and
IF-WS2 nanoparticles mixture flows in porous channels on
tribological properties of porous composites. Development of new
impregnation technologies for porous bearings is yet another
direction of our research. |
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Head |
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Dr Volf Leshchinsky |
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205/1 |
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+ 972 3 502 6636 |
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+ 972 3 502 6619 |
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Plasma Physics Laboratory |
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The Laboratory conducts both basic and applied
research of low temperature plasmas which have important industrial
applications. Our current research concerns the development of
plasma sources that use both electromagnetic waves and steady
electric and magnetic fields to impart energy to particles. We
also intend to train the hit engineering students in principles of
plasma physics and technology. |
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Head |
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Prof Amnon Fruchtman |
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503/1 |
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Telephone |
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+ 972 3 502 6525 |
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Fax |
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Laboratory
for Superconductivity |
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Laboratory of Tribology |
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The mainstream of the Laboratory activities lies
in mechanical-mathematical modelling, computer simulations and
experimental investigations of friction and wear behaviour of
various materials. New and standard experimental research methods
are used to study the deformation and fracture of surface layers
subject to specific contact conditions. We study friction and wear
from macro- to nano-scale levels. |
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Head |
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Prof Lev Rapoport |
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Location |
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112/1 |
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Telephone |
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+ 972 3 502 6636 |
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+ 972 3 502 6619 |
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