Professor Dmitry Skryabin

Dmitry is working in the areas of computational and theoretical nonlinear optics and condensed matter physics, where he studies experimentally relevant and fundamentally challenging problems of light propagation and trapping in micro and nanoscale waveguides and resonators. He uses a range of Hamiltonian and dissipative nonlinear partial differential equations to describe a variety of effects and devices that include extreme broadening of optical spectra, soliton and shock wave propagation, nonlinear dynamics of the optical clocks and exotic states of light, such as, e.g., photonic topological insulators.

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