Solomon Pekar

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Solomon Pekar's Degrees

PhD Physics Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv

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According to Wikipedia, Solomon Isaakovich Pekar was a Soviet theoretical physicist, born in Kyiv, Ukraine. He was a full Member of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences and is known for his fundamental contributions to condensed matter physics, especially for introducing and advancing the concept of polaron as a charge carrier in solids.

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RESEARCH IN ELECTRON THEORY OF CRYSTALS (1963) (117)
Crystal optics and additional light waves (1983) (84)
The Theory of Electromagnetic Waves in a Crystal in which Excitons Are Produced (1958) (71)
Theory of electromagnetic waves in a crystal with excitons (1958) (65)
COMBINED RESONANCE IN CRYSTALS IN INHOMOGENEOUS MAGNETIC FIELDS (1964) (14)
Effective Mass of the Polaron; Effektivnaia massa poliarona (1948) (13)
Band structure and theory of polarons andF-centres in alkali-halides (1969) (8)
On the Theory of Additional Light Waves and Boundary Conditions in Anisotropic Crystals (1977) (6)
Determination of Band Structure of Some Alkali Halide Crystals by Electron‐Nuclear Double Resonance (ENDOR) Data on F‐Centres (1971) (5)
Reviews of Topical Problems: Supplementary Light Waves in Crystals and Exciton Absorption (1962) (5)
Intermolecular interaction and the equation of state for a highly excited gas (1967) (4)
Free and self-localized Wannier-Mott excitons in ionic crystals and activation energy of their mutual thermal conversion (1979) (4)
Electron-phonon Interaction Proportional to the External Applied Field and Sound Amplification in Semiconductors (1966) (4)
THE QUANTUM STATES OF PARTICLES COUPLED WITH ARBITRARY STRENGTH TO A HARMONICALLY OSCILLATING CONTINUUM. II. THE CASE OF TRANSLATIONAL SYMMETRY (1958) (3)
F‐Centre Theory in Multivalley Cubic Crystals (1974) (2)
Theory of Intermolecular Interaction and Equation of State of an Excited Gas (1970) (2)
Einstein Relations for Stimulated Chemiluminescence and Their Application in High-Pressure Chemical Lasers. (1971) (1)
Quantum States and Optical Transitions of Electrons in Polarons and in Color Centers of Crystals (1948) (1)
Current-voltage Characteristic of a Semiconductor with an Electron-phonon Coupling Proportional to the Applied Field (1966) (1)
Spatial dispersion and additional light waves in the region of exciton absorption in CdS (1975) (1)
The Method of Effective Masses of Electrons in Crystals; Metod effektivnoi massy elektrona v kristalle (1946) (1)
Theory of Polarons in Many-valley Crystals I. Weak Interaction Between Electron and Lattice Polarization Field (1969) (1)
The “missing” electromagnetic wave and the additional boundary conditions for light in a crystal (1983) (1)
ABSENCE OF DISCRETE ENERGY LEVELS AND COHESIVE STATES OF PARTICLES WITH SPIN 1/2 IN A FIXED PSEUDOSCALAR POTENTIAL FIELD (1954) (0)
Vadim Evgen'evich Lashkarev (obituary) (1975) (0)
Saturation of the Volt-Ampere Characteristics of Cadmium Selenide Films on Barium Strontium Titanate Substrates for a Supersonic Drift Velocity of the Carriers. (1971) (0)
APPLICABILITY CRITERION OF THE THEORY OF STRONG COUPLING OF PARTICLES WITH MESON FIELDS (1954) (0)
Additional boundary conditions in the theory of added light waves and excitons in bounded crystals (1978) (0)
NUCLEOMESODYNAMICS IN STRONG COUPLING. III. TRANSLATIONAL MOTION, MESON- FIELD MASS AND MAGNETIC MOMENT OF THE NUCLEON (1957) (0)
ARTICLES: Theory of an electronic-phototransition chemical laser with thermal initiation behind a shock wave front (1979) (0)
First-and second-order electrostriction constants in materials having large permittivity (1976) (0)
FREELY MOVING NUCLEONS (1954) (0)
Ukrainian Physics Journal (selected articles) (1983) (0)
Energy of an arbitrary electromagnetic field in a medium with dispersion of the dielectric permittivity and magnetic permeability (1975) (0)
Instability of Inhomogeneous Deformation and of Carrier Density in a Semiconductor, Induced by a Deformation Potential (1970) (0)
Control of electroacoustic transducers on the basis of SbSI textures (1975) (0)
Some chemiluminescent reactions in gases and their possible utilization in chemical lasers employing electronic active transitions (1974) (0)
EXISTENCE OF QUANTUM STATIONARY STATES OF POINT NUCLEONS WHICH INTERACT WITH THE MESON FIELD (1956) (0)
Absorption and Amplification of Ultrasound in a Two-layer System Consisting of a Piezoelectric Ceramic with Large Dielectric Constant and a Semiconductor (1971) (0)
Shock-wave--triggered photorecombination laser (1979) (0)
Additional light waves in crystals near the region of exciton absorption and luminescence (1979) (0)
High-Pressure Chemical Lasers and Chemical Reactions Stimulated by Light (1970) (0)
Crystal as a Many-Electron Problem and Its One-Electron Approximation (1948) (0)
NUCLEOMESODYNAMICS IN STRONG COUPLING. II. THE GROUND AND ISOBAR STATES, NUCLEON CHARGE AND SPIN (1956) (0)
Theory of polarons in multivalley crystals. III. Arbitrary coupling force between the electron and the lattice polarization vibrations (1974) (0)
THEORY OF THE STRONG COUPLING OF PARTICLES (NUCLEONS) WITH MESON FIELDS (1954) (0)
Mikhail Fedorovich Deĭgen (Obituary) (1978) (0)
The passage of light through a wedge-like CdS crystal with allowance for additional light waves (1985) (0)
NUCLEOMESODYNAMICS IN STRONG COUPLING. I. APPROXIMATE METHOD. SPIN-CHARGE MOTION (1956) (0)

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