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About the Department
Address:
12, Drahomanov St.,
Lviv, UA-79005, Ukraine
The Department of Theoretical Physics was founded in 1872. Famous representatives of the scientific school include: Marian Smoluchowski, Stanisław Loria, Leopold Infeld, Wojciech Rubinowicz, Vasyl Milianczuk, Abba Glauberman, Samuil Kaplan, Ihor Yukhnovskii, Mykhailo Senkiv, Roman Gaida, Ihor Stasyuk, Lavrentiy Blazhyevskyi, Ivan Vakarchuk, Volodymyr Tkachuk.
Presently, the Department for Theoretical Physics conducts research in the following scientific fields: quantum information, quantum computers and quantum programming, quantum statistical physics, physical systems in quantized space, supersymmetry in quantum mechanics, classical inhomogeneous systems, history and philosophy of science, interdisciplinary studies.
The department organizes the annual scientific conference “Christmas Discussions” (January) and the Workshop on Current Problems in Physics (Zielona Góra, Poland – Lviv). It has links with scientists from Poland, Belgium, Austria, Slovakia, France, India.
Employees
| ChairpersonVolodymyr Tkachuk | Chairperson |
| ProfessorAndrij Rovenchak | Professor |
| Associate ProfessorKhrystyna Gnatenko | Associate Professor |
| Associate ProfessorOrest Hryhorchak | Associate Professor |
| Associate ProfessorVolodymyr Pastukhov | Associate Professor |
| Associate ProfessorMykola Samar | Associate Professor |
| Associate ProfessorMykola Stetsko | Associate Professor |
| LecturerYuri Krynytskyi | Lecturer |
| Senior Research Fellow, Associate Professor (by-worker)Andrij Kuzmak | Senior Research Fellow, Associate Professor (by-worker) |
| 1st Category EngineerOlena Kiktyeva | 1st Category Engineer |
| Senior Department SecretaryVasylyna Yarema | Senior Department Secretary |
| Postgraduate StudentAnastasiia Kryzhova | Postgraduate Student |
| Postgraduate StudentKateryna Kyrylenko | Postgraduate Student |
| Postgraduate StudentBohdana Sobko | Postgraduate Student |
| Postgraduate StudentMykhailo Tataryn | Postgraduate Student |
Courses
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Lecturers' schedule
Teaching materials
Syllabuses available in English:
Fundamental problems of quantum mechanics for the direction “Physics” (Master level)
Supersymmetry in quantum mechanics
Research
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Research topics
Quantum statistical physics
- Quantum liquids
- Weakly-interacting Bose-systems
- Fractional statistics
Physical systems in the quantized space
- One-particle classical and quantum systems in the space with deformed Heisenberg algebra
- Quantum systems with a position-dependent mass
- Many-particle problems
- Equivalence principle
- Relativistic systems
- Symmetries: Galilean and Lorentz transformations
- Black holes
Supersymmetry in quantum mechanics
- Exactly and quasiexactly solvable problems
- Quantum-mechanical systems possessing supersymmetry
- Quantum systems with a position-dependent mass
- Quantum-mechanical analogy and supersymmetry in waveguides
Quantum information
- Quantum brachistochrone
- Generation of quantum states
- Quantum topological phases
- Entanglement of quantum states
Other topics
- Classical inhomogenous systems
- Weakly-relativistic statistical mechanics
- Potential models of hadrons
- History and philosophy of science
- Interdisciplinary studies
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Read more »International Conference of Students and Young Researchers in Theoretical and Experimental Physics “HEUREKA-2021”
May 18-20, 2021. Lviv, Ukraine
Read more »Open lecture be Gnatenko Kh.P.
On Tuesday (May 11, 2021, 10:10 AM) the open lecture will be given by Associate Professor of the Professor Ivan Vakarchuk Department for Theoretical Physics Gnatenko Kh. P. on the course “New problems of quantum mechanics” for students of group FzFm-51, specialty 104 Physics and astronomy.
The topic of the lecture is “Fundamental problems of the space quantization theory: description of motion of a system of many particles, nonadditivity of the kinetic energy, violation of the equivalence principle”
The lecture will be...