Кафедра "Природничі науки"

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Кафедра "Природничі науки" заснована в 1973 році.

Кафедра забезпечувала викладання дисциплін природничого циклу іноземним громадянам, які готуються продовжувати навчання у вищих навчальних закладах України.

Студенти отримують необхідний рівень знань з природничих дисциплін і мають можливість вступати в будь-які вузи України для подальшого навчання.

Кафедра входить до складу Навчально-наукового інституту міжнародної освіти Національного технічного університету "Харківський політехнічний інститут".

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    Quantum Size Effects and Transport Phenomena in PbSe Quantum Wells and PbSe/EuS Superlattices
    (AIP Publishing LLC, 2013) Rogacheva, E. I.; Nashchekina, O. N.; Olkhovskaya, S. I.; Sipatov, A. Yu.; Dresselhaus, M. S.
    It is established that the room-temperature dependences of transport properties on the total thickness of PbSe layers d in PbSe/EuS superlattices exhibit an oscillatory behavior. It is shown that the oscillation period Δd practically coincides with the period of the thickness oscillations observed earlier in single PbSe/EuS quantum well. The non-monotonic character of these dependences is attributed to quantum size effects. The theoretically estimated and experimentally determined Δd values are in good agreement.
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    Size effects in thin PbSe films
    (Institute of Thermoelectricity, 2012) Rogacheva, E. I.; Nashchekina, O. N.; Olkhovskaya, S. I.; Dresselhaus, M. S.
    The objects of the study are thin PbSe films with thicknesses d in the range of d = 5.5 – 410 nm, grown by thermal evaporation in vacuum of stoichiometric p-PbSe crystals on KCl substrates and covered with a EuSe layer. The room-temperature d-dependences of the Seebeck coefficient, Hall coefficient, electrical conductivity, charge carrier mobility, thermoelectric power factor are obtained. When d increases to ~ 20 nm, an inversion of the conductivity sign from p to n is observed. In the d-dependences of the transport properties one can isolate a monotonic and oscillatory components, whose presence is attributed to the manifestation of classical and quantum size effects, respectively. The oscillation periods Δd for electronic and hole gases are determined. Theoretically calculated Δd, assuming a size quantization of the electronic and hole spectra, and our estimate of the monotonic component of the electrical conductivity, using the Fuchs-Sondheimer theory, are in good agreement with the experimental data.
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    Size effects in lead telluride thin films and thermoelectric properties
    (Institute of Thermoelectricity, 2013) Olkhovskaya, S. I.; Rogacheva, E. I.
    The influence of thickness d on thermoelectric properties (the Seebeck coefficient S, electric conductivity σ, the Hall coefficient RH, charge carrier mobility μН) of films d = 8 – 170 nm in thickness, prepared by vacuum evaporation of PbTe crystals with lead excess onto (001) KCl substrates coated with Al2O3 layer has been studied. It has been established that films with d < 75 nm possess hole conductivity, and at d > 75 nm carrier transport is determined by n-type charge carriers. The inversion of conductivity sign close to d ≈ 75 nm is attributed to a change in thermodynamic equilibrium conditions in the films as compared to crystal, as well as to material evaporation and condensation features. Oscillations on the d-dependences of the kinetic coefficients of films with p-type conductivity are attributable to quantization of the hole gas of carriers. Calculation of oscillation period Δd using a model of infinitely deep rectangular potential well is in good agreement with the experimentally determined Δd value. For n-type conductivity films the values of kinetic coefficients increase with increase in d, which points to manifestation of a classical size effect.