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Уважаемые коллеги!

В пятницу 7 апреля в 11:30 состоится коллоквиум, на котором будет
заслушан доклад:

В.М. Муравьев (ИФТТ РАН)
*Плазмоника для систем терагерцовой электроники*

В докладе освещается современное состояние исследований в области
полупроводниковой плазмоники, проводимых в ИФТТ РАН. Уделяется внимание
приложениям данных исследований в области создания новейших устройств
терагерцовой электроники. Особо обсуждаются задачи в области двумерной
плазмоники, которые на настоящий момент не имеют внятной теоретической
интерпретации.

ID и пароль онлайн-трансляций в Zoom те же, что и для предыдущих
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