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ONU Scopus.Pdf Effects of environmental and exciton screening in single-walled carbon nanotubes. Adamyan, V.M., Smyrnov, O.A., 13 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Tishchenko, S.V. Journal of Physics: Conference Series. 2008, 129 Electrical conductivity of dense non-ideal plasmas in external HF electric field. Tkachenko, I.M., Adamyan, V.M., Mihajlov, 14 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus A.A., Sakan, N.M., Ulić, D., Srećković, V.A. Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General. 2006, 39 (17), pp.4693 Energy-loss spectrum for inelastic scattering of charged particles in disordered systems near the critical point. Gerasimov, 15 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus O.I., Adamian, V.M. Physical Review A. 1989, 39 (12), pp.6573 Existence and uniqueness of contractive solutions of some Riccati equations. Adamjan, V., Langer, H., Tretter, C. Journal of 16 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Functional Analysis. 2001, 179 (2), pp.448 High-frequency characteristics of weakly and moderately non-ideal plasmas in an external electric field. Mihajlov, A.A., 17 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Djuric, Z., Adamyan, V.M., Sakan, N.M. Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics. 2001, 34 (21), pp.3139 HIGH-FREQUENCY ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITY OF A COLLISIONAL PLASMA.Adamyan, V.M., Tkachenko, I.M. 18 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus High Temperature. 1983, 21 (3), pp.307 Infinite hankel matrices and generalized carathéodory - fejer and riesz problems. Adamyan, V.M., Arov, D.Z., Krein, M.G. 19 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Functional Analysis and Its Applications. 1968, 2 (1), pp.1 Infinite Hankel matrices and generalized caretheodory-fejer and I. schur Problems. Adamyan, V.M., Arov, D.Z., Krein, M.G. 20 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Functional Analysis and Its Applications. 1968, 2 (4), pp.269 Kinematic technique of ideal gas thermodynamic surface forming. Adamyan, V., Zayimtsyan, G., Adamyan, V. 2003, 2003 21 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus International Conference Physics and Control, PhysCon 2003 - Proceedings 1, pp.210 Kinetic coefficients of fully ionized plasmas. Adamyan, V.M., Djuric, Z., Ermolaev, A.M., Mihajlov, A.A., Tkachenko, 22 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus I.M.Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics. 1994, 27 (5), pp.927 Large radius excitons in single-walled carbon nanotubes. Adamyan, V.M., Smyrnov, O.A. 2007, Journal of Physics A: 23 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Mathematical and Theoretical 40 (34), pp.10519 Lattice thermal conductivity of graphene with conventionally isotopic defectsю Adamyan, V., Zavalniuk, V. Journal of 24 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Physics Condensed Matter 2012, 24 (41) Linear diatomic crystal: Single-electron states and large-radius excitons. Adamyan, V.M., Smyrnov, O.A. Low Temperature 25 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Physics. 2009, 35 (5), pp.394 Linear, diatomic crystal: Single-electron states and large-radius excitons. Adamyan, V.M., Smyrnov, O.A. Fizika Nizkikh 26 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Temperatur (Kharkov). 2009, 35 (5), pp.503 Local scattering problem and a solvable model of quantum network. Adamyan, V., Pavlov, B. Operator Theory: Advances and 27 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Applications. 2010, 198, pp.1 28 Адам’ян В. М. Mark grigor’evich krein (on his seventieth birthday). Adamyan, V. Russian Mathematical Surveys. 1978, 33 (3), pp.185 Scopus Nondegenerate unitary couplings of semiunitary operators. Adamyan, V.M. Functional Analysis and Its Applications. 1973, 7 29 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus (4), pp.255 Null-range potentials and M. G. Krein's formula for generalized resolvents. Adamyan, V.M., Pavlov, B.S. Journal of Soviet 30 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Mathematics. 1988, 42 (2), pp.1537 On a class of non-self-ad joint quadratic matrix operator pencils arising in elasticity theory. Adamjan, V., Pivovarchik, V., 31 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Tretter, C. Journal of Operator Theory. 2002, 47 (2), pp.325 On the absolutely continuous subspace for non-selfadjoint operators. Adamyan, V.M., Neidhardt, H.Mathematische 32 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Nachrichten. 2000, 210, pp.5. One-electron states and interband optical absorption in single-wall carbon nanotubes. Adamyan, V., Tishchenko, S. Journal of 33 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Physics Condensed Matter. 2007, 19 (18) Optical HF electrical permeability, refractivity and reflectivity of dense non-ideal plasmas. Adamyan, V.M., Grubor, D., 34 Адам’ян В. М. Mihajlov, A.A., Sakan, N.M., Srećković, V.A., Tkachenko, I.M. Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General. 2006, 39 Scopus (17), pp.4401 35 Адам’ян В. М. Phonons in graphene with point defects. Adamyan, V., Zavalniuk, V. Journal of Physics Condensed Matter. 2011, 23 (1) Scopus Reconstruction of distributions by their moments and local constraints. Adamyan, V.M., Alcober, J., Tkachenko, I.M. Applied 36 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Mathematics Research eXpress. 2004, 2003, pp.33 Solution of the Stieltjes truncated moment problem. Adamyan, V.M., Tkachenko, I.M., Urrea, M. Journal of Applied 37 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Analysis. 2003, 9 (1), pp.57 Some limit relations for multidimensional positive-definite toeplitz matrices. Adamyan, V.M. Functional Analysis and Its 38 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Applications. 1988, 22 (1), pp.44 Spectral components of selfadjoint block operator matrices with unbounded entries. Adamyan, V., Langer, H., Mennicken, R., 39 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Saurer, J.Mathematische Nachrichten. 1996, 178, pp.43 Statistical structure of the energy loss spectrum of charged particles scattered in disordered media. Adamyan, V.M., 40 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Gerasimov, O.I. Theoretical and Mathematical Physics. 1988, 74 (3), pp.279 Sum rules and exact relations for quantal Coulomb systems. Adamyan, V.M., Tkachenko, I.M. Contributions to Plasma 41 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Physics. 2003, 43 (5-6), pp.252 Surface waveguide states and nanocatalyst activity. Adamyan, V.M., Popov, I.Y., Blinova, I.V. Electronic Journal of 42 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Theoretical Physics. 2016, 13 (35), pp.173 The dynamic conductivity of strongly non-ideal plasmas: Is the Drude model valid? Adamyan, V.M., Mihajlov, A.A., Sakan, 43 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus N.M., Srećković, V.A., Tkachenko, I.M. Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical. 2009, 42 (21) The RPA conductivity of fully ionized plasmas in a magnetic field. Adamyan, V.M., Djuric, Z., Ermolaev, A.M., Mihajlov, 44 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus A.A., Tkachenko, I.M. Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics. 1994, 27 (1), pp.111 The self-consistent determination of HF electroconductivity of strongly coupled plasmas. Srećković, V.A., Adamyan, V.M., 45 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Ignjatović, Lj.M., Mihajlov, A.A. Physics Letters, Section A: General, Atomic and Solid State Physics. 2010, 374 (5), pp.754 The spectral shift function for certain block operator matrices. Adamjan, V., Langer, H.Mathematische Nachrichten. 2000, 46 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus 211, pp.5 Truncated Hamburger moment problems with constraints. Adamyan, V.M., Tkachenko, I.M. North-Holland Mathematics 47 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Studies. 2001, 189 (C), pp.321 Wave-equation scattering in even-dimensional spaces. Adamyan, V.M. Functional Analysis and Its Applications. 1976, 10 (1), 48 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus pp.1 X-ray-absorption problem in metals within the one-electron approximation. Adamjan, V.M., Ortner, J., Salistra, A.G., 49 Адам’ян В. М. Scopus Tkachenko, I.M.Physical Review. 1995, B 52 (19), pp.13827 [Anti-inflammatory effect of therapeutic and low-frequency ultrasound on a rat model of inflammatory process]. Kravchenko, 50 Александрова О. І. Scopus I.A., Kobernik, A.A., Aleksandrova, A.I., Prystupa, B.V., Lepikh, I.I., shegur, P.A. Biofizika. 2013, 58 (3), pp.540 A comparative study of 3-hydroxyphenazepam and its metabolites upon transdermal and intravenous administration in mice. 51 Александрова О. І. Larionov, V.B., Golovenko, N.Ya., Kravchenko, I.A., Aleksandrova, A.I., Ovcharenko, N.V. Eksperimental'naya i Scopus Klinicheskaya Farmakologiya. 2003, 66 (3), pp.53 Anti-inflammatory action of therapeutic and low-frequency ultrasound on the inflammatory process model on rats. 52 Александрова О. І. Kravchenko, I.A., Kobernik, A.A., Aleksandrova, A.I., Prystupa, B.V., Lepikh, Y.I., Snegur, P.A. Biophysics (Russian Scopus Federation). 2013, 58 (3), pp.423 Biokinetics of transdermal 3-hydroxyphenazepam. Golovenko, N.Ya., Larionov, V.B., Kravchenko, I.A., Ovcharenko, N.V., 53 Александрова О. І. Scopus Aleksandrova, A.I. Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine. 2002, 134 (3), pp.254 Biokinetics of transdermal therapeutic medicinal form of phenazepam. Golovenko, N.Y., Kravchenko, I.A., Zin'kovskii, V.G., 54 Александрова О. І. Andronati, S.A., Aleksandrova, A.I., Ovcharenko, N.V., Larionov, V.B. Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine. 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