Pavel Lukashev
Post-Graduate Fellow
   
Department of  Physics
University of  Nebraska  Omaha

Durham science center
6001 Dodge Street. Omaha NE 68182

Tel:  (402) 554 3519
Email:
plukashev@mail.unomaha.edu

Pavel Lukashev's CV and list of publications

Pavel Lukashev's Ph.D thesis
Pavel Lukashev in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville, FL, November 2004

RECENT ACTIVITIES
Pavel's Electronic Structure Workshop Poster 2006
Pavel's APS Talk 2006
Pavel's ShowCASE Poster 2006

Pavel at the 2005 Summer School on Computational Materials Science in Urbana-Champaign, IL
Pavel's APS Talk 2005
Pavel's ShowCASE Poster 2004
Pavel 's APS Talk 2004

MAIN RESEARCH INTERESTS   PUBLICATONS

First-principles study for the preference for zinc-blende or rocksalt structures in FeNand CoN FeN and CoN, Pavel Lukashev and Walter R.L. Lambrecht, Physical Review B 70, 245205 (2004).
Magnetic properties of transition-metal nitrides
Walter R.L. Lambrecht, M.S. Miao, and Pavel Lukashev, Journal of Applied Physics 97, 10D306 (2005).
First-principles study of the structural and magnetic properties of iron indium nitride, Pavel Lukashev and Walter R.L. Lambrecht, Journal of Applied Physics 97, 10D309 (2005).
Crystal structure, electronic structure, and magneticm of transition metal nitrides M.S. Miao, Pavel, Lukashev, Aditi Herwadkar and Walter R.L. Lambrecht, Physica Status Solidi C 2, 2516 (2005).


Picture of Pavel Lukashev and Albert Einstein

21st and 20th Century Physicists (See the resemblence?)
Picture of Pavel Lukashev at Staples Center

Sports "Center"  Los Angeles, CA  March 2005
Picture of Pavel Lukashev in Los Angeles

Pavel in Paradise  Los Angeles, CA  March 2005
Picture of Pavel Lukashev in Los Angeles

Pavel in Charm City  Baltimore, MD  March 2006
Picture of Pavel Lukashev in Los Angeles
Research ShowCASE  Cleveland, OH  April 2006
Picture of Pavel Lukashev with coffe cans

The secret of my success - One week's worth of coffee

Additional Links
Pavel Lukashev, Student at Case Western Reserve University
See how much I love the China Buffet with review1 and 2. Also pictures!
Check out this useful link about semiconductor physics.

Please send comments and suggestions to paul.larson@case.edu