Aleksandrov Êirill S.

(09.01.1931—10.07.2010)

Russian

1. Family name: Aleksandrov
2. Given name: Kirill
3. Birth date: 09.01.1931
4. Address: Kirensky Institute of Physics, Krasnoyarsk, 660036, Russia
5. Phone: 7 (3912) 432635
6. Fax: 7 (3912) 438923
7. E-mail: kaleks@iph.krasn.ru
8. Education (degrees, dates, universities):

• 1953 - Saint Petersburg Electrotechnical University "LETI" (ETU)
• 1957 - PhD in Physics "Distribution of elastic waves in anisotropy environments".
• 1968 - Dr of Sci. in solid state physics "Elastic properties of anisotropy environments".
• 1972 - Corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Science
• 1984 - Elected the full member of the Russian Academy of Science

10. Career/Employment (employers, positions and dates):

• Councillor of Russian Academy of Science
• Director of Kirensky Institute of Physics 1981—2003
• Head of the Department of Solid State of Physics, Krasnoyarsk State University

11. Research interests:

• Specialist in the field of physics dielectric's crystals.
• Over 380 publications, 8 monographs. The main investigations devoted to study of physical properties and characters of phase transitions in crystals.

12. Selected publications:

• Aleksandrov K.S. and Beznosikov B.V. Possible new phases in layered perovskite-like crystals (crystal-chemical prognosis). Preprint 813F, Krasnoyarsk, 2002, 23 p.
• Aleksandrov K. S., Bartolome J., Gorev M. V., Flerov I. N. Hydrostatic pressure effect on phase transitions in perovskites with ammonium cation. Phys. Status. Sol., 2000, 217B, 785.
• Aleksandrov K.S., Beznosikov B.V. Architecture and properties of perovskite-like crystals. Ferroelectrics, 226, 1 (1999).
• I.N. Flerov, M.V. Gorev, K.S. Aleksandrov, A. Tressaud, J. Grannec, M. Couzi. Phase Transitions in Elpasolites (Ordered Perovskites). Materials Science and Engineering (Review), v. 228, N3, pp. 81-152, 1998.
• Aleksandrov K.S., Beznosikov B.V. Architecture of Perovskite-like Ferroelectrics and HT-Superconductors. J.Korean Phys. Soc., 1998, 32, S1790.