Scientific Legacy of Petro Tomchuk in the Fields of Theoretical Physics and Condensed Matter Physics
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https://doi.org/10.15407/ujpe70.10.646Keywords:
theoretical physics, condensed matter physics, solid state physics, nanophysics, semiconductors, hot electrons, liquid crystals, hydrogen bonds, polaron, proton conductivityAbstract
In this paper, the main scientific results of the outstanding Ukrainian theoretical physicist Petro Tomchuk (January 2, 1934–October 7, 2024) are reviewed. P.M. Tomchuk worked in various areas of condensed matter physics, including semiconductor physics, metal physics, soft matter physics, and nanophysics. This review article on the scientific legacy of P.M. Tomchuk focuses on his research of kinetic and optical phenomena in semiconductors, carrier transport in semiconductor structures, electron-lattice energy transfer and hot electrons in semiconductors and metal island films, optical properties of metal nanoparticles and their ensembles, liquid crystals and colloids, and molecular structures with hydrogen bonds.
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