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Anisimov, Sergei I. He has been a corresponding member since December 1987. Since
1975, he has served as Chief of the Physical Hydrodynamics Laboratory of the L.
D. Landau Theoretical Physics Institute in Moscow that was created in 1965 from
the Physical Problems Institute, and whose scientists research theoretical physics
including the theory of solids, low temperature physics, elementary particle theory,
plasma theory, and laser radiation. (LDA 89-11378.)
Bakhrakh, Lev D., D. Tech S. Born in 1921 in Rostov-on-Don. Russian Physicist.
Corresponding member since 1966. He was originally elected to the General and
Applied Physics Department. He began working at the Moscow Research Institute
of Instrument Making in 1945, joining the Radio Engineering Institute in 1947. His
works are in the field of the theory and technique of aerials. Recipient of the State
Prize, 1951; Lenin Prize, 1961. (GSE 3, p. 15.)
Bogdanov, Sergei V., D. PM. S. Born in 1921. Physicist. Specialist in accoustoelectronics
and accousto-optics. Corresponding member of the General Physics and
Astronomy Department of the Academy since 1979. He graduated from Moscow
Engineering Institute in 1947, and began working at the P. N. Lebedev Physics
Institute of the Academy. Since 1963, he has headed the Electro-acoustics
Laboratory at the Semiconductor Physics Institute of the Siberian Department of the
Academy. He is also a member of the Siberian Department of the Academy. He has
been a professor at Novosibirsk State University since 1973. He served as the
coordinator for research in accousto-electronics and accoust-optics for the Academy
from 1971 to 1975. He is an Honored Scientist of the former Soviet Union, and
holds several medals in recognition of his research. He is a recipient of the Order of
the Red Banner Badge of Honor Medal.
Bonch-Bruievich, Aleksei M., D. PM. S. Born in 1916. Corresponding member
since 1984. Specialist in the field of quantum electronics and physical optics. Holder
of the USSR State Prize for his research in laser physics and development of solid
state quantum generators.
Bugaev, Sergei P., D. PM. S. Born in 1936. Physicist. He has been a corresponding
member of the Siberian Department and of the General Physics and Astronomy
Department of the RAS since 1992. He is a specialist in electronics and
electrophysics. He has authored and co-authored some 130 publications of which
three monographs on electronics are well-known. He is also credited with nine
discoveries or inventions. He graduated from the Tomsk Polytechnic Institute imeni
S. M. Kirov in 1959. He worked at the Nuclear Physics Institute of the Tomsk
Polytechnic University from 1966 to 1973, and headed a laboratory in atmospheric
optics of the Physical Electronics Institute from 1973 to 1978. Since 1977, he has
been the Chief of the Electron Beams Laboratory of the Heavy-Current Electronics
Institute in Tomsk and since 1986, he served as its Director. Institute scientists study
the emission and formation of the intense fluxes of charged particles, the generation
of heavy-current high voltage pulses and their influence on the condensed media, the
study of the gas-discharge plasma, and technologic applications of heavy-current
electronics. The institute does research on thermonuclear and accelerator physics and
laser technology. The institute was created in 1977 to research thermonuclear and
accelerator physics and laser technology. He has been a professor since 1984
holding a chair in the Tomsk Institute on automation of management systems in
radio electronics, where he has guided the work of one doctoral student and six
aspirants for the candidate degree. He is on the Scientific Council on Electronic
Physics. He received a State Prize in 1986, and holds other medals for his scientific
work. He is a recipient of the Order of the Red Banner Badge of Honor Medal
Chernov, Aleksandr A., D. PM. S. Born in 1931. Corresponding member since
December 1987. Since 1965, Chief of the Growth Theory and Fundamental Studies
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