ACADEMICIAN EMIL DJAKOV INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONICS
BULGARIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

72, Tzarigradsko chaussee blvd, 1784-Sofia, Bulgaria


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LYUBOMIR MILCHEV KOVACHEV

Professor, Dr.Sc.

Head of the Laboratory
"Nonlinear and Fiber Optics"

    

Institute of Electronics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences

boul. Tzarigradsko Chaussee 72, Sofia 1784, Bulgaria

Phone: +3592-9795915

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Education & Degrees:
1981: Sofia University, Dipl. Physics
1991: Ph. D in Physics from Institute of General Physics, Moscow

Employment history:
  • Institute of Electronics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, 1985-1988, researcher
  • Institute of General Physics, Moscow, 1988-1991, Ph.D student
  • Institute of Electronics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, since 1985 - to present

Awards:
  • " Award "Academician Emil Djakov" for the Best Scientific Publication of the years 2004 and 2018 in Physical and Quantum Electronics

Publications:
123 publications in journals and proceedings of International Conferences.

Membership:
  • Member of the Optical Society of America
  • Member of Bulgarian Physical Society
  • Member of SPIE

Special expertise:
  • Nonlinear optics, nonlinear field theory
  • Ion-free filamentation
  • Coherent THz generation by two color scheme
  • Optical vortices with integer and half-integer spin
  • Non-paraxial theory of diffraction
  • Numerical methods for solving 1D+1, 2D+1 and 3D+1 System of Nonlinear Schrödinger equations and non-paraxial evolution equations

Some important achievements:
  • Parametric solitons in χ(3) media
  • Avalanche parametric conversion from IR to visible region
  • Longitudinal ponder-motor force
  • Analytical vortex solutions of the vector 3D+1 Nonlinear Schrödinger equation and a system of nonlinear Maxwell-Dirac equations
  • Developing non-paraxial theory of propagation for femtosecond and single-cycle pulses
  • New mechanism for THz generation with fs pulses
  • 3D+1 optical shock-wave solutions of the nonlinear vacuum wave equation.

    

    

    

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