Last updated  January , 2002
 
 

Yshai Avishai

Departments of Physics

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer Sheva, Israel 84105

 Telephone: 972-7-6461763

 Fax: 972-7-6472903/4

 Electronic Mail: yshai@bgumail.bgu.ac.il, (Yshai Avishai)
 

Brief account of research interests:


My present research interests include condensed matter theory, quantum mechanical scattering, mesoscopic physics, the quantum Hall effect, disordered systems, localization, 1d quasi and aperiodic sequences, random matrices, electronic transport, strongly correlated systems, quantum dots, non-linear response, time dependent phenomena, Kondo effect, vortex pinning, and much much more....

 Prior to 1989 they included also theoretical Nuclear Physics, Few body problems, Nucleons and pions, Heavy ion reactions, Parity and Time reversal violation in nuclear reactions. I also worked on some problems related to foundations of Physics.
 

Education:


B.S. in Physics - The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel (1964).
 

M.S. in Physics - The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel (1966).
 

Ph.D. in Physics - The Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel. Thesis Advisor: Professor A. Rinat. Thesis Topic: Theory of Dispersion Relations in the Quantum Mecahnical Three Body Problem. August, 1970.
 

Language proficiency


(S=speak, R=read, W=write, G=good, F=fair, P=poor)

Hebrew (mother language)

 English (SG,RG,WG)

French (SG, RG, WF)

German (SF,RP,WP)

Russian (RP)

Japanese (SF,RP,WP)
 

Hobbies:


Classical music, Jazz, Piano playing, Riding bysicle, Downhill ski

Experience:


Visiting Professor in Lyon Saclay, Strasbourg, and numerous institutes in Japan
 

Book authorship: Sole editor of :

RECENT PROGRESS IN MANY BODY THEORIES

Proceedings of Arad Conference, November 1989 (Plenum Press)

Selected list out of 147 Publications

 

Research students


Daniel Pinto (M.Sc) 1989.

 Jacob Cohen (M.Sc) 1990.

 Jacob Cohen (Ph.D) 1994.

 Masha Zussman (M.Sc) 1993.

 Victor Kagalovsky (Ph.D) 1996.

 Jakov Ruthman (Ph.D) 1996.

 Grisha Braverman (M.Sc) 1995.

 Yehuda Goldin (Ph.D) 1998.

 Grisha Braverman (Ph.D) 1998.
 
 
 

Organization of International Scientific Meetings:


1. "Recent progress in many body theories" (November 1989, Arad, Israel).

2. "The first Japanese-Israeli conference on Interaction and disorder effects in low dimensional systems" (May 1997, Beer Sheva, Israel).

3. The physics of quantum dots (October 1997, Dead Sea, Israel).

4. Member of the program committee of "Localization 1999" (August 1999, Hamburg Germany).

 5. "The second Japanese-Israeli conference on Interaction and disorder effects in low dimensional systems" (Scheduled for September 1999 in Japan).
 

Funded Research Grants at The Ben-Gurion University:


1. Electric dipole moment of He(3) (Israeli Academi of Science, 1984-1987).

 2. Electrons with Strong Magnetic Fields and Short Range Impurities. (BSF grant with R. M. Redheffer (UCLA) 1988-1991).

3. Magneto-Conductance of mesoscopic systems. (BSF grant with M. Buttiker (IBM, Yorktown heights) 1989-1992).

 4. Vortex pinning in mesoscopic superconductors. (Basic research fund, Israeli Academy of Science (with A. Aronov), 1994-1997).

 5. Nonlinear response of quantum dots. (Basic Research fund 1997-2000).

 6. Quantum Electronics in Low Dimensional Systems. (German Ministry of Science, together with institutions in Israel and Germany, coordinated by Y. Meir (BGU) and K. v. Klitzing (MPI, Stuttgart) 1998-2003).
 


 

yshai@bgumail.bgu.ac.il