Mikhail
Khenner Professor Department of Mathematics Western Kentucky University Bowling Green, KY 42101 Member, WKU Applied Physics Institute Graduate Director, Mathematics MS Program (Fall 2022 - ) |
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Office: | 4113 COHH |
Phone: | 270-745-2797 |
Email: | mikhail.khenner AT wku dot edu |
Home Page: | http://people.wku.edu/mikhail.khenner/ |
ResearchGate: | https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mikhail_Khenner/ |
My research centers around PDE-based modeling and computation in
nanoscience and materials science.
Models that I develop usually result in a highly nonlinear, high-order
parabolic PDE(s).
For their analysis I employ methods of the stability theory, perturbation
theory, nonlinear dynamics, and the numerical simulations.
Analyses range from more theoretical to more applied (where a quantitative
matching of a model to an experiment is desired).
Recent publications:
Moiré-regulated composition evolution kinetics of bicomponent nanoclusters , Journal of Nanoparticle Research 26, 255 (2024) View only version from the publisher ArXiv
On Nanowire Morphological Instability and Pinch-Off by Surface Electromigration (2024) ArXiv
Nanowire breakup via a morphological instability enhanced by surface electromigration , Modelling and Simulation in Materials Science and Engineering 32, 015003 (2024) ArXiv
Synthesis and Characterization of a Zirconium (Zr) Thin Film on Si(100) via Pulsed Laser Deposition , with Z. Khuzhakulov, S. Kylychbekov, Y. Allamyradov, I. Majidov, J. Terzic, D. Gurgew, and A.O. Er, Coatings 13, 1748 (2023)
Effect of electromigration on onset of morphological instability of a nanowire , Journal of Engineering Mathematics 140, 6 (2023) ArXivKinetic models of Quantum Size Effect-directed nanocluster self-assembly in atomic corrals , Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter 34, 485002 (2022) ArXiv
Vacancy-mediated suppression of phase separation in a model two-dimensional surface alloy by the difference of the atomic jump rates , Surface Science 722, 122100 (2022) ArXiv
A mesoscopic model of nanoclusters self-assembly on a graphene Moiré, with Lars Hebenstiel, Journal of Applied Physics 130, 124301 (2021) ArXiv
Directed long-range transport of a nearly pure component atom clusters by the electromigration of a binary surface alloy, Physical Review Materials 5, 024001 (2021) ArXiv
Modeling evolution of composition patterns in a binary surface alloy, with Victor Henner, Modelling and Simulation in Materials Science and Engineering 29, 015002 (2020) ArXiv
Electromigration-guided composition patterns in thin alloy films: a computational study, Surface Science 698, 121611 (2020) ArXiv
Morphology and structure of Pb thin films grown on Si(111) by pulsed laser deposition, with Bektur Abdisatarov, Saidjafarzoda Ilhom, Khomidkhodzha Kholikov, Devon Loomis, Vladimir Dobrokhotov, and Ali Oguz Er, Applied Physics A 126, 237 (2020)
Morphologies, metastability and coarsening of quantum nanoislands on the surfaces of the annealed Ag(110) and Pb(111) thin films, with Donald Price and Victor Henner, Journal of Applied Physics 124, 174302 (2018) ArXiv
Kinetics of nanorings formation on surfaces of stressed thin films, with Lin Du and Dimitrios Maroudas, Physical Review Materials 2, 083403 (2018) (Lin and Dimitrios take most credit for this insightful work)
Modeling solid-state dewetting of a single-crystal binary alloy thin films, Journal of Applied Physics 123, 034302 (2018) ArXiv
Height transitions, shape evolution, and coarsening of equilibrating quantum nanoislands, Modelling and Simulation in Materials Science and Engineering 25, 085003 (2017) ArXiv
Interplay of quantum size effect, anisotropy and surface stress shapes the instability of thin metal films, Journal of Engineering Mathematics 104(1), 77-92 (2017) ArXiv
Model for computing kinetics of the graphene edge epitaxial growth on copper , Physical Review E 93, 062806 (2016) ArXiv
More
published research (1998-2020)
Reviews
Selected presentations:
Morphologies and Coarsening of Quantum nanoislands on Annealed Metal Surfaces
Formation of Core-Shell Particles by Solid-State Dewetting of a Binary Alloy Thin Film
Mathematical model of electromigration-driven evolution of the surface morphology and composition for a bi-component solid film
Modeling formation of pits in the Si thin film on the quartz or sapphire substrate
Teaching Fall 2024:
MATH 136HON, Calculus I
MATH/CS 405/405G, Numerical Analysis I
MATH 598, Graduate Seminar
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