Smurov Igor Yur'evich

Publications in Math-Net.Ru

1. Singularity in the LEIS spectrum of metal nanoclusters
   
   Pis'ma v Zh. Èksper. Teoret. Fiz., 80:8 (2004),  633–638
2. Plasma dynamics in air during laser shock processing of materials
   
   Matem. Mod., 15:2 (2003),  23–42
3. Optical breakdown of aluminum vapor in the ultraviolet range
   
   Matem. Mod., 14:4 (2002),  3–20
4. Thermocapillary motion of bubbles in a melt on exposure of porous metals to laser radiation
   
   Kvantovaya Elektronika, 18:9 (1991),  1081–1085
5. Deformation of a free surface of the melt and its removal on interaction with laser pulses
   
   Kvantovaya Elektronika, 18:7 (1991),  882–885
6. Features of the heating of a "coating–substrate" system during laser alloying of the surfaces of metals
   
   TVT, 29:3 (1991),  509–514
7. Effect of the structure of an impulsive-periodic energy flow on the dynamics of phase boundaries in fusion and evaporation
   
   TVT, 29:2 (1991),  294–302
8. Melting and thermocapillary convection under the action of pulsed laser radiation with an inhomogeneous spatial distribution
   
   Kvantovaya Elektronika, 17:8 (1990),  1058–1062
9. Apparatus for examining surface thermal and optical characteristics in exposure to concentrated energy fluxes
   
   TVT, 28:4 (1990),  786–792
10. Mass transfer under the influence of a temperature gradient during impulsive laser alloying from coatings
    
    TVT, 28:3 (1990),  530–535
11. Моделирование движения фазовых границ с учетом формы импульса энергии
    
    TVT, 28:2 (1990),  401–404
12. Nonsteady phase-boundary motion when energy fluxes act on material
    
    TVT, 27:1 (1989),  87–93
13. Features of the thermocapillary motion of a melt in the region of action of concentrated energy flows on metals
    
    TVT, 26:5 (1988),  953–959
14. Thermocapillary convection in melting metal
    
    TVT, 25:4 (1987),  720–725
15. Calculation of heating of metals by continuous laser radiation in an oxidizing atmosphere
    
    Kvantovaya Elektronika, 10:2 (1983),  289–294