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Prof.Dr. AHMET ERDEM Prof.Dr. AHMET ERDEM Kişisel Bilgiler Fİşa xT eTlelfeofnoun:u +: 9+09 208 268 261 281 080 01583 D3 ahili: 22217 WE-epbo:s that:t pase:/r/[email protected]/aerdem PÇaonsatakk Aalderesi: Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart Üniversitesi, Fen Edebiyat Fakültesi, Fizik Bölümü, Terzioğlu Kampüsü, 17100, Eğitim Bilgileri YDüokksteokr aL, iEsagne sÜ, nEigvee rÜsnitievseir, sFiteens iB, Filiemnl eBrilii mEnlesrtiit üEsnüs,t iAtüsstrüo, nAosmtroi Vnoe mUiz aVye BUizliamyl eBrilii mAnlearbi iAlimna Dbialilmı, T Düarlkı,i yTeü 1rk9i9y2e 1- 91899 6- 1992 Lisans , ÇEigfte A Ünnaidvaelr, sEitgees iÜ, Fneivne rFsaikteüslit,e Fsei, nA Fstarkoünlotemsii, VFeiz iUkz Bayö lBüimlimü,l eTrüir Bköiyleü m19ü8, T5ü -r 1k9iy8e9 1985 - 1989 Yİnagbiliazcnec, Bı 2D Oilrltea rÜstü Yaptığı Tezler UDzoakyt oBriali,m TlVe rCi aAsn vaeb iXliYm U DMaalı Ö/r Atesntr Çoiffitz iYkı lBdiılzimlar Dınaılnı, I1ş9ık9ö6lçümü, Ege Üniversitesi, Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü, Astronomi Ve AYüstkrsoefkiz Liki sBainlism, G Düanlıe, ş1 P9a9r2lamaları, Ege Üniversitesi, Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü, Astronomi Ve Uzay Bilimleri Anabilim Dalı / AFirziakş, Atısrtrmonao Amli avne lAasrtrıofizik, Yıldızlar, Temel Bilimler Akademik Unvanlar / Görevler DProoçf.D.Drr.,. , ÇÇaannaakkkkaallee OOnnsseekkiizz MMaarrtt ÜÜnniivveerrssiitteessii, , FFeenn EEddeebbiiyyaatt FFaakküülltteessii, , FFiizziikk, , 22000027 -- 2D0e0v7am Ediyor AYrdaş.Dtıormç.Da rG., öÇraenvalikski,a Eleg eO Ünsneivkeizr sMitaersti , ÜFneinv eFraskitüelstei, sFi,e Ans Etrdoenboiymait VFea kUüzlateys Bi, iFliimzilke,r 1i 9B9ö6lü -m 2ü0,0 12990 - 1996 Akademik İdari Deneyim ÇRaenkatökrk aYlaer Odnımseckısiız, ÇMaanrat kÜknailvee Orsnisteskii,z F Mena rEt dÜenbiivyearts Fitaeksüi, l2te0s1i,5 2 -0 21031 -9 2015 Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart Üniversitesi, Fen BEdiliemblieyrait EFnasktüitlütessüi, 200190 - 20103 Yönetilen Tezler ERDEM A., GBüaznıe CyA YBa rAımdakyüı rÇeidfte Y Sıledçıizlelanr ıBna Fzoı Wtom UeMtrai kT üArnüa lÇizifi,t DYoıldktızolraar,ı nD .TSaÜyRfsGaİlT v(eÖ ğFroetnocmi)e, t2r0ik1 İ0ncelenmesi, Doktora, EBR.ÖDZEKMA RAD., ERŞS( ÖCVğrne Ynıclid)ı,z 2la0r1ın0ın Genel Özellikleri, Yüksek Lisans, D.SÜRGİT(Öğrenci), 2005 ERDEM A., ÖWr tUerns Çaeif tM Yaıljdoırzilsa rTdüar üÜnçdüennc üG Cüinseimş BSeonrzuenrui Övert Denin Çaimft iYğiı,l dYıüzlkasre, kY üLkissaenks L, Vis.aBnAsK, IBŞ.(ÖÖZğKrAeRncDi)E,Ş 2(0Ö0ğ4renci), 2004 2E0R0D0EM A., RS CVn Türü Örten Çift Yıldız RT Andromedae’nin Yörünge Dönemi Analizi, Yüksek Lisans, M.GÜRE(Öğrenci), SCI. I, SPShCysIi cvael pAaHraCmI eİntedrse kosf lcelroisnee b Giniarreyn s yDsetermgisl:e VrdIIeI Yayınlanan Makaleler DGa., zSetasc hKo.,w Zsoklia G S..,, eLti aakl.os A., Zakrzewski B., Rucinski S. M. , Kreiner J. M. , Ogloza W., Drozdz M., Koziel-Wierzbowska GMiOreNnT DHeLrYg iN)OTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY, cilt.501, sa.2, ss.2897-2919, 2021 (SCI İndekslerine II. NÖZeTwÜ RpKh oOt.o, EmReDtErMic Aa.nalysis of hot Jupiter: WASP-135b III. ANbEWso lAuStTeR pOaNrOaMmYe, tceilrts.8 2o,f 2 t0h2r1e e(S sCoI uİnthdekrsnle ercinliep Gsiirnegn bDienragri)ies: DQ Car, BK Ind, and V4396 Sgr MSÜORNGTİHT LDY., NERODTIECMES A O., FE nTgHeElb RrOecYhAtL C A. AS.T ,R MOaNrOanMgI CFA.L SOCIETY, cilt.493, sa.2, ss.2659-2675, 2020 (SCI İndekslerine IV. MGiureltni bDaenrgdi )optical flux density and polarization microvariability study of optically bright blazars APaLsİÇieArVb UMŞ. ,F G.,o eyta al lA.., Ostrowski M., Stawarz L., Wiita P. J. , Gopal-Krishna G., Larionov V. M. , Morozova D. A. , Itoh R., GMiOreNnT DHeLrYg iN)OTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY, cilt.492, sa.1, ss.1295-1317, 2020 (SCI İndekslerine V. ABlbascokflourtde Mpa. Gra. ,m Eerdterms Ao.,f Syuorugint gD .s, tOazrksa:r dHeXs VB.e, lBourdudming E., Butland R., Demircan O. GMiOreNnT DHeLrYg iN)OTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY, cilt.487, sa.1, ss.161-167, 2019 (SCI İndekslerine VI. 5N2ebw photometric analysis of five exoplanets: CoRoT-2b, HAT-P-12b, TrES-2b, WASP-12b, and WASP- MÖZOTNÜTRHKL OY .,N EORTDICEEMS AO.F THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY, cilt.486, sa.2, ss.2290-2307, 2019 (SCI İndekslerine VII. SGpirUenp NDIeCr g(i)Spectrograph Upgrade: Newly Improved Cassegrain): a versatile and efficient low- to tmeeledsicuomp-eresolution, long-slit spectrograph on the South African Astronomical Observatory's 1.9-m SCorauuthswe oLr. tAh. ,J .G, eiltb aln.k D., van Gend C., Worters H. L. , Sass C., Kotze E. J. , Potter S., Sickafoose A., Sefako R., DJOeUrRgiN)AL OF ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPES INSTRUMENTS AND SYSTEMS, cilt.5, sa.2, 2019 (SCI İndekslerine Giren VIII. Absolute parameters of young stars: V454 Carinae MBuOtNlaTnHdL RY. JN. O, ETrIdCeEmS OAF., TOHzkEa RrdOeYsA BL. , ABSlaTcRkOfoNrOdM MIC. GA.L , SOurCgIEitT DY., cBiultd.4d8i2n,g s Ea..,2 D, sesm.2i6rc4a4n- 2O6.52, 2019 (SCI İndekslerine IX. GiDre3n5 D8:e rTghi)ree Decades of Observations for the In-depth Asteroseismology of a DBV Star B.I,S SCTHROICFKFL-KAINMD A W., P., rCoHvAenNcDaLl JE. RL .D , .B, CRAMDLPEBYE LPL. AD. .,, MetO aNl.TGOMERY M. H. , Shipman H. L. , HARROLD S. T. , HOWARD X. ASuTthReOnPtHicYaStICinAgL tJhOeU RPNreAsLe, nciclte.8 o71f ,a s aR.1e,l 2a0ti1v9is (tSicC IM İnadseskivslee rBinlaec Gki rHeno lDee Brgini)ary in OJ 287 Using Its General RDeyla Lti.,v Vitaylt oCneennt eMn. aJ.r ,y G Folpaarkeu:m Imarp Ar.o, Zvoelda SO.,r Hbuitdaelc P Ra.,r Paimhaejtoekri sP., Ciprini S., Matsumoto K., Sadakane K., Kidger M., AetS aTlR.OPHYSICAL JOURNAL, cilt.866, sa.1, 2018 (SCI İndekslerine Giren Dergi) XI. TStimocehsacsatliecs M Roadnegliinngg forfo mM uDlteicwaadveesl etnog Htho uVrasriability of the Classical BL Lac Object OJ287 on AGSoTyRalO AP.H, SYtSaIwCaArLz JLO.,U ZRoNlaA SL., cMilat.r8c6h3e,n skao.2 V, 2., 0S1o8id (aS MCI. , İNndilseskosnle rKi.n, eC iGpirrienni SD., eBragri)an A., Ostrowski M., Wiita P. J. , et al. XII. PÜhSoKtoÜmLLeÜtr Çic., SinOvYeDsUtGigAaNti Fo.n, E oRfD hEoMt Ae.x, BoUpDlaDnIeNtGs: E T.rES-3b and Qatar-1b XIII. RNaEdWio A SaTnRdO oNpOtMicYa,l c iinlt.t5r5a,- sdsa.3y9 v-4a7r,i 2a0b1il7it (yS oCIb İsnedrevkastleiorinnse oGfir feinv eD ebrlgaiz)ars aLlI.U X., YANG P. P. , LIU J., LIU B. R. , HU S. M. , KURTANIDZE O. M. , ZOLA S., KRAUS A., KRICHBAUM T. P. , SU R. Z. , et GMiOreNnT DHeLrYg iN)OTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY, cilt.469, sa.2, ss.2457-2463, 2017 (SCI İndekslerine XIV. ASubrsgoitl uDt.,e E prdaermam Ae., tEenrgse olbfr decehtta Cch. Ae.d , vbainn aHreieersd ienn tHh. eP .s ,o Muatnhiecrkn R .sky - III: HO Tel XV. ANbEWso lAuStTeR pOaNrOaMmYe, tceilrts.5 4o,f s es.c1l0ip9s-1in1g4 , b2i0n1a7r i(eSsC Ii nİn Sdoekustlheerirnne HGiermeni sDpehregir)e sky - II: QY Tel NErEdWem A SAT.,R SOuNrgOitM DY., cEinltg.4e9lb, rses.c3h8t- C4.2 A, 2. ,0 v1a6n (HSeCeI rİdnedne kHs.l ePr. i,n Me aGniricekn RD.ergi) XVI. PErhdoetmom Ae., tOrzitcu srktu Od.y of two beta Lyr-type binaries: DD Aqr and RR Lep XVII. PNhEoWt oAmSTeRtrOiNc OaMnaYl, ycsilits.4 8o,f s tsh.3e3 -s4y1s,t 2e0m1 6K (eSpClIe İrn-d1ekslerine Giren Dergi) ABSUTDRDOIPNHGY ES.I, CRSH AONDDE SS PMA. CDE. ,S PCÜIESNKÜCEL,L cÜil tÇ.3., 6Ji1 Y, s., aE.1R0D, E2M01 A6. , (BSACNI İKnSd eTk.slerine Giren Dergi) XVIII. OSosycdilulagtainn gF .,c Slaosysdiucgaaln A Flg., oAll-içtayvpueş bFi.,n Earrdye mXZ A A.ql XIX. PNREWIM AASRTYR OBNLOAMCKY, HcilOt.L46E, SssP.4IN0- 4IN6, O20J 1268 (7S CAIS İ nDdEeTksEleRrMinIeN GEiDre nB YD eTrHgiE) GENERAL RELATIVITY CENTENARY FVLalAtoRnEen M. J. , Zola S., Ciprini S., Gopakumar A., Matsumoto K., Sadakane K., Kidger M., Gazeas K., Nilsson K., ABSeTrdRyOuPgHinY SAI.C, eAtL a Jl.OURNAL LETTERS, cilt.819, sa.2, 2016 (SCI İndekslerine Giren Dergi) XX. ABundadlyinsgis E o., fP ÜthSeK ÜeLxLoÜp lÇa.,n Reht ocdoenst Mai.n Din. ,g D seymsitrecman KOe., pElredre-m91 A. XXI. ASbTsRoOluPtHeY PSaICrSa mANeDte SrPsA oCfE D SeCtIaEcNhCeEd, c Bilti.n3a6r1i, essa .1in, 2t0h1e6 S (oSuCtI hİnedrenk Sslkeyri n- eI :G Vir3e4n 9D eArrgai) and V4403 Sgr PEURBDLEIMCA AT.,I OSÜNRSG OİFT TDH., E NAGSTERLBORNEOCMHITC ACL. AS.O , CVIAENTY H OEFE RADUESTNR HA.L PI.A, cilt.32, 2015 (SCI İndekslerine Giren Dergi) XXII. Absolute parameters of southern eclipsing binary: MW Pup NSÜERWG İATS DTR., OENRDOMEMY, Aci.,l tE.3N5G, EssL.3B2R-E3C5H, 2T0 C1. 5A (.SCI İndekslerine Giren Dergi) XXIII. NERRD PEeMg :A A., S nÜeRwG İhT iDgh., lKyU aRcPtIiNvSeK sAe-mWiI-NdIeAtRaScKhAe dM b., iOnBaLrAyK E. XXIV. NEoWn- cAoSnTsReOrNvOaMtivYe, c milt.a3s3s, stsr.a3n8-s4f3e,r 2s0 i1n4 A (lSgCoI lİsndekslerine Giren Dergi) MERODNETMH LAY., NÖZOTTÜICREKS OO.F THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY, cilt.441, sa.2, ss.1166-1176, 2014 (SCI İndekslerine XXV. NGiergenle Dcteerdgi )reverse Algol system: WZ Hor NSÜERWG İATS DTR., OENRDOMEMY, Aci.lt.17, sa.3, ss.336-340, 2012 (SCI İndekslerine Giren Dergi) XXVI. EÖaZrKlAyR-tDyEpŞe BW., E UrdMeam c Ao.ntact binary system: New data on V535 Ara XXVII. TNhEeW d AeStTaRchOeNdO MecYl,i cpislti.1n7g, bsain.2a, rssy. 1T4X3 -H14e8r , r2e0v1i2s i(tSeCdI İndekslerine Giren Dergi) NErEdWem A SAT.,R AOliNçaOvMuYş ,F c.i, lSt.o1y6d, susg.4an9 8F-.5, D02o,g 2r0u1 S1. S(.S ,C SIo İyndduegkasnle rFi.n, Çe iGçeirke Cn. ,D Deermgii)rcan O. XXVIII. PSoeyrdioudga snt uFd., iEersd eomf cAl.a, sDsoiğcraul AS.l Sg.o , lA-tliyçpaveu bş iFn.a, Sroieysd uIIg:a Un XF .,L Çeioçe, kR CW., DMeomnir, cEaQn OO.ri, XZ UMa and AX Vul XXIX. TNhEeW n AeSaTrR-cOoNnOtMacYt, cbilitn.1a6r,y s ss.2ta5r3 -R2Z6 4D, 2ra0 1r1e v(SisCiIt eİnddekslerine Giren Dergi) NEREDWE AMS ATR., OZONLOAM SY., cWiltI.N1I6A, RsaS.K1I, sMs.6-11, 2011 (SCI İndekslerine Giren Dergi) XXX. PERerDiEoMd Ast.,u Ddoiegrsu o Sf. fSi.v , eS OnYeDgUleGcAteNd F A., ÇlgİÇoEl-Kty Cp.,e D beminiarcraiens O: .RW Cet, BO Gem, DG Lac, SW Oph and WY Per XXXI. TNhEeW A AlSgToRl ObNinOaMrYy, scyilts.1te5m, s aK.7Z, sPsa.6v2o8n-6is3 6re, 2v0is1i0te (dSCI İndekslerine Giren Dergi) MSÜORNGTİHT LDY., NERODTIECMES A O., FB UTHDED IRNOGY EA.L ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY, cilt.407, sa.1, ss.497-506, 2010 (SCI İndekslerine XXXII. AGibrseon lDueterg pi)arameters of young stars - II. V831 Centauri MBUODNDTIHNLGY EN.,O ETRIDCESM O AF. , TInHlEe kR GO.Y, DALE MAİSRTCRAONN OM.ICAL SOCIETY, cilt.403, sa.3, ss.1448-1456, 2010 (SCI İndekslerine XXXIII.
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