The Head of the Department

Alexander V. Volyar, professor, doctor of physico-mathematical sciences
Phone:+38 (0652) 23-02-48,
E-mail:volyar@tnu.crimea.ua

History

It was established in 1918 with the assistance of Academician A.F.Ioffe. It is now directed by Professor A.V.Voliar

Faculty Members

Professor A.V.Volyar (quantum electronics, nonlinear optics, waves in heterogeneous medium, theory of oscillations, theory of waves in heterogeneous medium);
Assistant Professors: A.M.Bykov (coherent optics, physical principles of laser operations), I.V.Dzedolik (quantum theory of radiation, classical theory of radiation, transient fiber optics, selfory of superconductivity, modem magnetic materials);

Faculty Members

Students graduate as physicists specializing in applied electrodynamics and electrophysics. Students are trained in fields related to design, construction and operation of electrotechnical and electromechanical devices, nontraditional energy sources, instrument-making and electric machine engineering organisation of optical structures), S.N.Lapaeva (fiberoptic sensors, geometrical optics of heterogeneous mediums), T.A.Fadeeva (mode theory of waveguides, computer modelling, singular optics, theoretical foundations of fiber optics) and V.I.Shostka (fiberoptic communication lines, anisotropic medium optics, optic sensors, semiconductor oscillator); Assistant V.G.Shvedov (theory of inhomogeneous waves).
Students graduate as physicists specialising in laser physics, computer and optical methods of information processing and storage. Graduates are trained to teach various fields of physics and applications.

Areas of Research

The scientific researrches are carried out in Singular Optics Department founded under General Physical Department.

Singular optics, in particular, annihilation and evolution of optical vortexes in heterogeneous mediums.

Academic and Educational Relations

Analysis and synthesis of electromagnetic fields, calculation and optimisation of electrotechnical instruments and constructions; synthesis ofelecare maintained with the Institute of Physics and Applied Holography, the NASU Institute of Physics, Chernovtsy State University, the RAS Lebedev Physical Institute, Vavilov State Optical Institute, the University of Queensland Brisbane (Australia), H. H. Wills Physical Laboratory (Bristol, the United Kingdom). The University participates in the following international programs: Singular Optics, Correlation Optics, and UNTT P-051 Project on Optical Vortices Understanding and Assessment.