Sergey V. Barabash, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2003 | Ohio State University, Columbus, Columbus, OH |
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Condensed Matter Physics, Electricity and Magnetism PhysicsGoogle:
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Sign in to add mentor| David Gordon Stroud | grad student | 2003 | Ohio State | |
| (Topics in the physics of inhomogeneous materials.) | ||||
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| Barabash SV, Stroud D. (2003) Models for Enhanced Absorption in Inhomogeneous Superconductors Physical Review B. 67: 144506 |
| Barabash SV, Stroud D. (2003) Effective macroscopic response of a composite with small deviations from periodicity: Application to colloidal crystals Physica B: Condensed Matter. 338: 4-7 |
| Barabash SV, Stroud D. (2003) Superfluid inhomogeneity and microwave absorption in a model for thin high-T |
| Barabash SV, Stroud D. (2003) Models for enhanced absorption in inhomogeneous superconductors Physical Review B - Condensed Matter and Materials Physics. 67: 1445061-1445067 |
| Barabash SV, Stroud D. (2002) Transition Spectra for a BCS Superconductor with Multiple Gaps: Model Calculations for MgB2 Physical Review B. 66: 172501 |
| Barabash SV, Stroud D. (2002) Structural and superconducting transitions in Mg 1-x Al x B 2 Physical Review B. 66: 12509 |
| Barabash SV, Stroud D. (2002) Structural and superconducting transitions in Mg |
| Barabash SV, Bergman DJ, Stroud D. (2001) Magnetoresistance of three-constituent composites: Percolation near a critical line Physical Review B. 64: 174419 |
| Barabash SV, Stroud D. (2001) Negative magnetoresistance produced by Hall fluctuations in a ferromagnetic domain structure Applied Physics Letters. 79: 979-981 |
| Chai JD, Barabash SV, Stroud D. (2001) Simple model for the variation of superfluid density with Zn concentration in YBa2Cu3O7-δ Physica C: Superconductivity and Its Applications. 366: 13-22 |