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Yevgen (Solomonovich) Syrkin (Evgeniy Solomonovich Syrkin), Leading Researcher, DSc.


Evgeniy (Yevgen) Syrkin, Leading Researcher

Department of Theoretical Physics,
B. Verkin Institute for Low Temperature Physics & Engineering
of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
47 Nauky Ave., Kharkiv, 61103, Ukraine

syrkin@ilt.kharkov.ua

Prizes and Distinctions:

  • Certificate of Honour from the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine 2010.

Languages:

fluent in Ukrainian and Russian, sufficient English for work and communication.

Education:

Name of Institution

Degrees

Field

B.Verkin Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Professor (2005) Theoretical Physics
Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering (Kharkiv) Doctor of Sciences (1990) Solid State Physics
Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering (Kharkiv) Senior Researcher (1983) Theoretical Physics
Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering (Kharkiv) PhD Phys & Math (1974) Theoretical and mathematical Physics
Kharkov State University M.Sc. (1965) Physics

Field of Scientific Interest:

  • Lattice dynamics, surface waves, heat transfer between different media and Fano resonance, quasi-particle spectra and their physical characteristics in quasi-low-dimensional systems with defects, polaron in semiconductors.
  • Propagation and localization of vibrations in infinite and semi-infinite crystals, surface waves, heat exchange between different media.
  • Dynamics of strongly anisotropic crystal structures and quasi-low-dimensional lattices.
  • Quasiparticle spectra and oscillation characteristics of nanoclusters and other nanosystems.
  • Phonon spectra and low-temperature oscillation characteristics of one-dimensional nanodrops in carbon nanotubes.
  • The influence of impurities on the vibrational properties of linear chains formed by inert gas atoms in grooves on the surface of carbon nanoribbons.
  • Mechanisms of structural transition in BEDT-TTF organic compounds.

Main Achievements:

  • The Kapitsa thermal resistance mechanism was proposed.
  • The conditions for the creation and characteristics of localized states associated with point impurities and continuous defects (twins, interfaces, adsorbed layers, etc.) were investigated and analyzed.
  • Shear waves localized near a monoatomic layer adsorbed on the free surface of a strongly anisotropic layered crystal were studied at the microscopic level using a vector lattice model with translational and rotational invariance and elastic stability. It has been shown that in some cases, non-central interatomic interactions lead to the appearance of a special type of surface shear waves with one or two endpoints and an attenuation parameter that is a non-monotonic function of the two-dimensional wave vector.
  • Using the capillary effect theory, we studied multi-channel resonant phonon transfer through a point contact interface. We showed that abnormal peaks of reduced heat flow at low temperatures are induced by resonant phonon transfer through different layers of impurity atoms. The characteristics of phonon heat flow channels were calculated. The obtained data are in good agreement with experimental results.
  • The properties of polarons in functionalized nanowires were investigated.
  • Surface waves, heat exchange between different media, and Fano resonance were investigated at the microscopic level, quasiparticle spectra and the physical characteristics of quasidimensional systems with defects, the peculiarities of crystals with complex defect structures, micro- and nano-objects, disordered compounds, and inert gas atoms adsorbed on the surface of graphene nanobandles.
  • Visual models of various compounds have been proposed that are well consistent with the actual properties of materials and combine microscopic and mesoscopic descriptions; discrepancies between theory and experiment in crystalline N₂ and surface acoustics have been eliminated; Recommendations have been developed for the practical use of ferroelectric organic stacks, graphene-organic heterostructures, and doped graphene, which has contributed to the development of applied physics of low-dimensional materials.
  • Surface waves, phonons in graphene and graphite, localized and quasi-localized states in doped graphene, phase transitions in BEDT-TTF under the action of impurities, quasi-particle spectra and their physical characteristics in quasi-low-dimensional systems with defects have been investigated.

Professional Experience:

2001-present: Leading Researcher.B.Verkin Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (Kharkiv, Ukraine)
2002-2018: Professor.(part-time job) Department of General and Experimental Physics, National Technical University «Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute» (Kharkiv, Ukraine)
1991-2015: Visiting Professor. (short-term visits under the Cooperation Agreement) P.J. Shafarik University, (Košice, Slovak Republic)
1983-2001: Senior Researcher. Department of Quantum Theory and Nonlinear Dynamics of Macroscopic Systems, B.Verkin Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (Kharkiv, Ukraine)
1998: Visiting Professor.(short-term visit) Max Plank Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems (Dresden, Germany )
1978-1986: Junior Researcher. Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering (Kharkiv)

Educational Activity:

  • Professor of the Department of General and Experimental Physics at NTU “KhPI” (part-time) from 2002 to 2018.
  • Supervision:

    Doctoral students – 1 person.

    Postgraduate students – 4 people.

    Theses projects (bachelor's, master's) – 5 people.

Publications:

Number of papers: 465 ( in the refereed journals - 415)

Selected Publications for the last 10 years:

  1. Trotskii E.M., Syrkin E.S., Lykah V.A. Phase structures and interaction of BEDT-TTF molecules. Low Temperature Physics, 2023, 49 (5), 568-572.
  2. Feodosyev S.B., Sirenko V.A., Syrkin E.S., Manzhelii E.V., Bondar I.S., Minakova K.A. Localized and quasi-localized energy levels in the electron spectrum of graphene with isolated boron and nitrogen substitutions. Low Temperature Physics, 2023, 49 (1), 30-37.
  3. Feodosyev S.B., Gospodarev I.A., Sirenko V.A., Syrkin E.S., Bondar I.S., Minakova K.A. Features of the propagation of phonons in graphene nanostructures. Fast high-frequency phonons in a quasi-flexural mode. Low Temperature Physics, 2022, 48 (8), 628-633.
  4. Lykah V.A., Syrkin E.S. Domains of the adsorbed benzene monolayer on graphene. Low Temperature Physics, 2022, 48 (4), 353-358.
  5. Alekseeva L.A., Syrkin E.S., Hurova D.E., Aksenova N.A., Galtsov N.N., Feodosyev S.B. Translational vibrations in α-N2 from x-ray data. Low Temperature Physics, 2022, 48 (2), 113-116.
  6. Feodosyev S.B., Gospodarev I.A., Sirenko V.A., Syrkin E.S., Bondar I.S., Minakova K.A. Propagation and localization of phonons in graphite and graphene nanofilms. Low Temperature Physics, 2022, 48 (2), 121-125.
  7. Feodosyev S.B., Sirenko V.A, Gospodarev, Bondar I.S, Syrkin E.S., Minakova K.A. Graphite and Graphene Nano-films: Phonons Localization and Propagation. 2022 IEEE 3rd KhPI Week on Advanced Technology (KhPIWeek), 1-6
  8. Kovalev A.S., Syrkin E.S. Shear elastic surface waves and system symmetry. Low Temperature Physics, 2021, 47 (10), 881-886.
  9. V.A.Lykah, E.S. Syrkin and E.N.Trotskii Heavy doped organic crystals ordering Low Temperature Physics/Fizika Nizkikh Temperatur, 2021, vol. 47, No. 5, pp. 440–445
  10. Feodosyev S.B., Gospodarev I.A., Syrkin E.S., Sirenko V.A., Bondar I.S., Minakova K.A. Peculiar Features of Vibrations Propagation and Localization in Graphene Nanostructures. 2021 IEEE 2nd KhPI Week on Advanced Technology (KhPIWeek), 676-680
  11. Lykah V.A., Syrkin E.S. Graphenes and CNTs: adatoms, islands, nanocrystals, and intercalants as interacting multipoles. Low Temperature Physics, 2020, 46 (3), 269-275
  12. Gospodarev I.A., Sirenko V.A., Syrkin E.S., Feodosyev S.B., Minakova K.A. Low-dimensional peculiarities of vibrational characteristics and stability of graphene nanostructures. Low Temperature Physics, 2020, 46 (3), 286-315
  13. Feodosyev S.B., Sirenko V.A., Gospodarev I.A., Bondar I.S., Syrkin E.S., Minakova K.A. Vibrational Characteristics of Graphene Nanostructures: Stability, Low-Dimensional Peculiarities and Peculiarities of Phonon Expansion and Localization.2020 IEEE KhPI Week on Advanced Technology (KhPIWeek), 482-487
  14. Gospodarev I.A., Grishaev V.I., Manzhelii E.V., Sirenko V.A., Syrkin E.S., Feodosyev S.B.. Effect of size quantization upon electron spectra of graphene nanoribbons . Low Temperature Physics, 2020, 46 (2), 231-240
  15. Gospodarev I.A., Sirenko V.A., Syrkin, E.S., Feodosyev, S.B., Minakova K.A. Low-dimensional peculiarities of vibrational characteristics and stability of graphene nanostructures (Review article). Low Temperature Physics, 2020, 46 (3), 286-315
  16. Feodosyev S.B., Gospodarev I.A., Manzhelii E.V. , Sirenko V.A., Syrkin E.S.. Discrete atomic vibrations localized on defects in linear chains of atoms adsorbed by carbon nanobundles. Low Temperature Physics, 2019, 45 (7), 763-768
  17. Syrkin E.S., Sirenko V.A., Feodosyev S.B., Gospodarev I.A., Minakova K.A. Handbook of Graphene Materials. Volume 7: Peculiarities of quasi-particle spectra in graphene nanostructures (chapter in the monograph) "John Wiley & Sons, Inc."USA, New York (ed. AshutoshTiwari), 2018 ISBN 1119469651, 9781119469650, 70 p.
  18. Victor A. Lykah and Eugene S. Syrkin. In book: Polarons in the Functionalized Nanowires In: Polarons. Recent progress and perspectives. Ed. Amel Laref. Nova Science Publishers, Inc. ISSN: 978-1-53613-936-5_eBook. Chapter 6, pp. 223-26 (2018)
  19. Eremenko V.V. , Sirenko V.A., Gospodarev I.A., Syrkin E.S., Feodosyev S.B., Bondar I.S., Minakova K.A., Feher A. Electron spectra of graphene with local and extended defects. Journal of Physics: Conference Series 969 (1), 012021, 2018
  20. Lykah V.A., Syrkin E.S. Adsorption, functionalization and electrostatic multipolar interactions at CNT and graphene surfaces. International Journal of Biosensors & Bioelectronics. 4 (5), 221-222, 2018
  21. Yuriy A. Kosevich, Olena Yu. Tkachenko, Eugenii S. Syrkin. Transmission of Thermal Phonons in Superfluid Helium Through Nonlinear Meta-Interface with a Solid. In: Nonlinear Systems, Vol. 2. Eds.: Archilla J.F.R., at al. ISBN: 978-3-319-72218-4, Springer International Publishing AG. Part of Springer Nature. pp.221-240 (2018)
  22. Eremenko V., Sirenko V., Dolbin V., Feodosyev S., Gospodarev I., Syrkin E., Bondar I., Minakova K. The Phonon Mediated Anomalies of Thermal Expansion in Transition-Metal Componds and Emergent Nanostructures. "Solid State Phenomena. 257 (1), 81-85, 2017
  23. Lykah V.A., Syrkin E.S.. Impuriton Phonon Quasiparticles Possibility and Rapid Dissolution of 3He inclusions in 4He Crystal. Theoretical Physics 2017, v.2 N 4, p. 145-162.
  24. Eremenko V.V. , Sirenko V.A., Gospodarev I.A., Syrkin E.S., Feodosyev S.B., Bondar I.S. , Minakova K.A. Anisotropic behavior and inhomogeneity of atomic local densities of states in graphene with vacancy groups Journal of Science: Advanced Materials and Devices 1 (2), 167-173, 2016
  25. Feher Alexander, Feodosyev Sergey, Gospodarev Igor, Syrkin Eugen, Grishaev Vladimir. Phonon Spectrum and Vibrational Thermodynamic Characteristics of Graphene Nanofilms. In: Graphene Science Handbook: Nanostructure and Atomic Arrangement. CRC Press, ISBN 9781466591370, 289-304, 2016
  26. Mamaluy A.A, Syrkin E.S., Shelest T.N., et al.; Vacancies in low-dimensional crystal systems (monograph) – NTU KPI. Kharkiv, “FOP Panov A.N.” ISBN 978-617-7293-68-1, 268 pages. (2016)
  27. Lykah V.A., Syrkin E.S. Quantum behavior of the twin boundary and the stacking fault in hcp helium crystals. Journal Low Temperature Physics, 181 (1-2), 10-29