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Yuriy L. VASENIN


Providence, RI 02908, USA
+1 (401) 330 0440

plasmint@yahoo.com

E.O. Paton Institute, NAS of Ukraine
11 Bozhenko St, Kiev 03680, Ukraine
B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
Kand. Phys.–Math. Sci.
Senior Research Fellow
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He received his BS degree in theoretical physics from the Physical faculty , Dept. of Theoretical Physics, Kiev T.Shevchenko National University in 1980. He has been working at the E.O. Paton Institute, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine since 1980 until present. He received his MS degree in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, postgraduate course at Institute of Physics NASU in 1986. He received the C.Sc. (Ph.D.) degree in physical electronics from the Institute of Physics in 1997. Thesis: "Investigation of the Cathode Processes of Arc Discharge in the Vapor of the Electrode Material" He has carried out over 40 theoretical and computational works of which about 20 papers have been published in referred journals and other presented in numerous national and international conferences. The papers are mainly devoted to electron emission peculiarities within the cathode spot of the electric arc. Since 1988 he concentrated in the computational physics. Currently, he is a Senior Research Fellow of Dept. Gas Discharge Physics & Plasma Devices of PWI.

Now he is in the U.S.A. as a Green Card holder. Consultant: Scientific Software, Commercial WEB Design / Development / Engineering
C/C#/C++/HTML/CSS and .NET / ASP.NET / ADO.NET technologies


Area of interests:

  • plasma-surface interaction, research of thepeculiarities of the electron emission, physical processes within the dense plasma above the metal surface, taking into account surface dynamics, plasma formation and so on.
  • development of physical and mathematical models for computer simulation of the thermal processes
  • computational experiments on the basis of non-stationary models of the electric arc cathode spot with the self-consistent description of the near electrode plasma sheath processes, research of the metal vapor arc cathode spot (parameters / physical phenomenon , see also cathodic arc).
  • computational software design and development

New series of the Scientific Toy Software continuosly under development and now open for collaboration. That is collection of original computational programs for numerical simulation of subset(s) the more complex problem: ionical composition of the multicomponent plasma, thermo-field electron emission with taking into account electrical field of individual ions within the near-cathode space charge layer, boundary conditions on the metal surface covered by dense plasma, 2D and 3D non-stationary heat transition with self-consistent boundary conditions (released for cathode spot numerical simulation) and so on.
The used algorithms widely tested and realized in a case of C++ classes. Solved partial subsets might be interesting for parameters evaluation of physical processes at R&D work : "Today′s decisions of Tomorrow′s problems". The time of the computational experiments on specialized software is a few orders of magnitude shorter compare to the standard using of integrated packages (MATHLAB and so on).

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