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Hamze Mousavi

Hamze Mousavi

Professor / علوم / Physics

Current courses

Course Name unit term
3 first semester Academic year 2025-2026
Solid state laboratory 2 first semester Academic year 2025-2026
3 first semester Academic year 2025-2026

Master Theses

  1. The effects of interelectronic interaction on transport properties of carbon nanotubes
    Fatemeh Omidi 2026
  2. Investigation of electrical, magnetic, optical and structural properties of MWCNT/CoMn2O4/PVA nanocomposite
    HAYDER HADI MAJEED 2026
  3. Investigation of physical properties of biological structures
    Ronak Emami 2026
  4. Study of Electrical, Magnetic, Optical, and Structural Properties of MWCNT/CONi2O4/PVA Nanocomposites
    Mahsa Zandighymasi 2026
    absorbers, optical sensing devices, and flexible electronics.  
  5. Study of dispersion relation of graphene surface plasmon by using a quantum hydrodynamic model
    Fatemeh Rahimii 2025
  6. Study of the Hartman effect in nanostructures consisting of nanoparticles and multi-level atoms.
    Zahra Nazari 2025
  7. Design and synthesis of curcumin conjugated to gheraphene oxide,loading in lipusome and investigation of its phisocochemical properties and biological activities.
    Rasool Jalilian 2025
  8. The effects of electric and magnetic fields on electronic properties of Boron-phosphide monolayer nanostructure
    Omid Abasinya 2025
       In this thesis, we intend the the electronic properties of boron - phosphide monolayer under applying perpendicular electric and magnetic fields. We study the beharier of electronic density of states of the thestruclure and temperature beharier of tra  ort preperties such as electrical and thermal conduetivities. We have found the results based on Green's function and many body approaches. Tight binding model in the presence of bias voltage and Zeeman effects due to external magnetic field has been applied to study electron dynamics. Using electronic band structure in the context of Green's function and linear respense theory, the mentioued physical preperties have been analysed. Moreover, the effects of electric and megnetic fields intensities and electron doping on the temperature behavior of conductivities and density of states of states have been investigated.
  9. Alpha decay chains of superheavy nuclei Z=118-120
    Zahra Forsati Kahrizi 2025
     This doctoral dissertation investigates the ?-decay chains and decay mode predictions of the superheavy nuclei with proton numbers Z=118-124. The ?-decay half-lives were systematically calculated using several semi-empirical relations, including the Denisov–Khudenko, Royer, Horoi, the Universal Decay Law (UDL), the Universal curve (UNIV), and the Viola–Seaborg–Sobiczewski (VSS) formulas, in addition to the Wentzel–Kramers–Brillouin (WKB) approximation combined with the Bohr–Sommerfeld quantization condition. For spontaneous fission (SF), two distinct approaches were employed: The Bao et al. formulation, which incorporates shell corrections and nucleon blocking effects, and the Soylu relation, derived from the liquid-drop model framework.The predictive accuracy of the models was evaluated through a root-mean-square (rms) comparison with available experimental data on known superheavy isotopes. The results demonstrate that among the different approaches, the WKB approximation and Royer’s analytical formula yield the best agreement with experimental observations. In contrast, significant discrepancies were found between the spontaneous fission half-lives predicted by the Bao and Soylu models, highlighting the sensitivity of SF calculations to model-dependent parameters such as shell corrections and isospin effects.The analysis reveals multiple possible ?-decay chains for isotopes of Z=118-124, some of which are terminated by spontaneous fission, depending on the relative dominance of the competing decay modes. These findings not only confirm trends reported in earlier studies but also extend the predictive framework for identifying potentially long-lived isotopes suitable for future synthesis attempts.Overall, this research provides a comprehensive theoretical framework for decay mode predictions beyond the valley of stability, offering valuable insights that may guide forthcoming experimental efforts aimed at producing and characterizing new superheavy elements.
  10. Study of the two-photon absorption cross section of quantum dot molecules
    Paria Chavoshani 2025
    In this thesis, the optical response of quantum dot molecules without and with the presence of metal nanoparticles has been studied. Using the density matrix formalism, the system's behavior is analyzed, and the governing equations of the quantum system are solved in the steady state. By solving the dynamic equations of the system, the linear and nonlinear optical responses have been investigated by calculating the first- and third-order susceptibilities, and the two-photon absorption cross section of quantum dot molecules has been determined. In addition, the phenomenon of induced tra  arency resulting from electron (hole) tunneling between quantum dots in quantum dot molecules has been studied, and the effect of physical parameters such as the tunneling intensity, the energy difference between the energy levels, and the distance between the quantum dot and the metal nanoparticle in a quantum dot molecule system has been investigated. The results obtained can be useful in improving the control of optical properties and designing nanophotonic and optoelectronic structures.
  11. Study the optical properties of the hyperbolic multilayer structure of the metamaterial consisting of graphene and metal nanoparticle-s.
    Niloodar Naderi 2025
  12. Investigation of Electrical, Magnetic, Structural and Optical Properties of PVA/CoFe2O4/MWCNTs/AC Nanocomposites as Electromagnetic Wave Absorbers
    Khatereh Afrouzeh 2024
      Electromagnetic waves consist of two components, electric and magnetic, so it is necessary that composite coatings absorbing electromagnetic waves have simultaneous magnetic and electric absorption. The electromagnetic properties of magnetic nanoparticles are different from their aggregated state due to surface effects. Because the particles are close to each other, there will be a possibility of dipole-dipole interactions between them, which usually causes magnetic particles to aggregate. These interactions can have a negative impact on their use in electromagnetic wave absorbers. Therefore, to reduce these interactions, the particles can usually be coated with various non-magnetic compounds. Cobalt ferrite is a hard magnetic material with an inverted spinel structure, has properties of magnetic anisotropy, saturation magnetization (MS) and high coercivity (HC), mechanical hardness and high chemical stability, which is used for magnetization loss in this thesis, and activated carbon and carbon nanotubes are also used for dielectric loss in this thesis, and the role of PVA is to stabilize nanoparticles in the composition, which prevents their agglomeration and clumping. In this thesis, cobalt ferrite nanorods and carbon nanotubes are immobilized in the pores of activated carbon by PVA using a sol-gel method, forming a new compound called polyvinyl alcohol/cobalt ferrite/carbon nanotube/activated carbon. These materials are measured by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and X-ray diffraction (XRD), visible-ultraviolet spectroscopy, LCR meter, and analyzed by cyclic voltammetry (CV) and electrochemical charge/discharge (GCD).
  13. Study of Electrical, Structural, Magnetic and Optical Properties of PVA/NiFe2O4/(MoS2)x Nanostructures
    Shahryar Khosravi 2024
    Abstract Transition metal sulfides (TMDs) possess exceptional dielectric properties and a narrow band gap, rendering them highly efficient as electromagnetic absorbing materials. Among these TMDs, the two-dimensional MoS2 nanosheet has received significant attention in research. However, the quest for new absorbers no longer finds satisfaction in solitary absorption mechanisms. This article introduces a successful method for creating PVA/NiFe2O4/(MoS2)x nanocomposites via a straightforward sol-gel technique, wherein porous amorphous NiFe2O4 microspheres are integrated into MoS2 nanosheets. The investigation uncovers that the incorporation of MoS2 results in an enhanced complex permittivity, facilitating the attainment of a desirable permittivity level. The PVA/NiFe2O4/(MoS2)x nanocomposites absorber exhibits an incredibly low reflection loss (RL) of -16.75 dB at a mere thickness of 1 mm, achieved through the cooperative interaction of dielectric and magnetic loss, along with the advantages of the structure and composition. Consequently, the PVA/NiFe2O4/(MoS2)x nanocomposites effectively absorb electromagnetic waves. Therefore, it is posited that MoS2-based composites hold great promise as highly effective microwave absorbers, boasting strong absorption intensity and a wide absorption frequency range, given the exceptional performance of the as-fabricated PVA/NiFe2O4/(MoS2)x nanocomposites.  
  14. Investigation of Structural, Magnetic and Electrical Behaviors of PVA/MnFe2O4/(MoS2)x Nanostructures As Electromagnetic Wave Filters
    KAMRAN TOFANGCHI 2024
    Abstract The presence of electromagnetic pollution not only poses a threat to human health but also disrupts the proper functioning of large-scale machinery. In light of this,a novel method involving sol-gel technique   was utilized to synthesize PVA/Mn Ferrite/(MoS2)x nanocomposites, which exhibit remarkable electromagnetic wave absorption roperties. By intelligently combining MoS2 with PVA/Mn Ferrite, the composite's electromagnetic parameters were optimized, leading to enhanced impedance matching. A   a   result,   the PVA/Mn Ferrite/(MoS2)x nanocomposites showcased an exceptional minimum reflection loss of -15.971dB at a thickness of 1 mm.The remarkable capability of absorbing substances can primarily be attributed to the outstanding synergistic interaction between PVA/Mn Ferrite and MoS2. Additionally, MoS2 also plays a significant role in generating dielectric loss and achieving ideal impedance matching. As a result, the potential applications of PVA/Mn Ferrite/(MoS2)x nanocomposites extend to serving as both absorption materials and light dependent resistance (LDR) sensors. These nanocomposites exhibit not only high efficiency but also possess the added advantages of flexibility and lightweight properties, further enhancing their desirability. Keywords: Absorbing material, Electrical and magnetic properties, Impedance matching, LDR sensor   
  15. Investigating the electronic properties of graphenylene nanoribbons in the tight binding approximation
    Hossein Safari 2024
  16. Investigation of graphen _based sandwich supercapacitors
    Leila Ghazvineh 2023
  17. Study of Electrical, Magnetic, Structural and Optical Properties of AC/MnFe2O4/MWCNTs Composites as the Nanoabsorbers
    Mahfooz Maazi 2023
  18. Investigation of Structural, Electrical and Magnetic Behaviors of Au/MoS2@(NiFe2O4)x Nanostructures as Electromagnetic Waves Absorbers
    2023
      Investigating the magnetic, electrical and structural behaviors of Au/MoS2@(NiFe2O4)x nanostructures as electromagnetic absorbers
  19. T-Graphene Nanoribbons in Tight-binding Model
    Sara Paikar 2023
      Carbon is one of the most important and interesting
  20. Investigation of Electronic Properties of T-graphene Nanotubes
    Delnia Dahesh 2023
    Two-dimensional T-graphene is one of the allotropes of carbon, which is made of carbon tetragonal and octagonal rings alternately, and it is expected to have distinctive and interesting properties due to its different band structure compared to graphene. The electronic properties of nanostructures are a function of their geometry and type of atoms. In this thesis, an attempt is made to investigate the electronic properties of zigzag and armchair T-graphene nanotubes with different diameters. The theoretical approaches used are tight-binding approximation, nearest neighbor approximation and Green's function approach. For this purpose, we first write the Hamiltonian of the studied nanostructures in the tight-binding approximation and the second quantization for Bloch electrons without interaction, and then we obtain the equation of motion of the valence electrons of the considered system. In the next step, using the obtained Green's function, the density of energy states and band structure are calculated, and at the end, the graphs of band structure and density of energy states for zigzag and armchair T-graphene nanotubes has been drawn using coding in MATLAB programming language and we analyze the resulting graphs  
  21. Using Different Magnetic Filter to Process and Interpret Real Data of Qom and Tehran Regions
    Farhad Rajabi 2022
     Geophysical methods are one of the indirect methods for exploration that are widely used in the field of searching and exploring subsurface resources
  22. An approach for estimating the magnetization direction of magnetic anomalies
    Mina Aeini 2022
    ما در اين پژوهش يك روش براي تخمين جهت بردار مغناطيسي بي هنجاري هاي مغناطيسي ارائه ميدهيم.در واقع هدف از تفسير بي هنجاري هاي مغناطيسي ، تعيين موقعيت منابع مغناطيسي است كه باعث پديد آمدن بي هنجاري هايي در ميدان مغناطيسي زمين ميشوند.در نظر گرفتن اين واقعيت كه شكل جانبي و مكان قرار گرفتن بي هنجاري هاي مغناطيسي،نه تنها به مكان و شكل عاملان بي هنجاري ، بلكه به ميدان مغناطيسي زمين و بردار مغناطش منبع مغناطيسي وابسته ميباشد،رسيدن به اين هدف را براي ما دشوار ميكند.روشي كه ما در اين پژوهش براي تخمين جهت مغناطش ارائه ميدهيم مبتني بر داده هاي حاصل از تانسور گراديان مغناطيسي و يكي از تبديل هاي ميدان مغناطيسي بنام تبديل انتقال به قطب است.داده اي كه از تانسور گراديان مغناطيسي حاصل ميشود با نام شدت منبع به هنجار شده شناخته ميشود كه داراي كمترين ميزان وابستگي به بردار مغناطش است.در حالي كه روش هاي رايج مانند بي هنجاري شدت كل ميدان مغناطيسي تا حد قابل توجهي به جهت مغناطش وابسته هستند. اين ويژگي شدت منبع به هنجار شده را به يك پارامتر قابل اطمينان جهت محاسبات مغناطيسي تبديل كرده است.لازم به ذكر است كه شدت منبع به هنجار شده نتايج دقيقي را از مكان منبع مغناطيسي به نمايش ميگذارد.از طرفي فيلتر انتقال به قطب به جهت مغناطش وابسته ميباشد و هنگامي كه جهت هاي صحيح از بردار مغناطش را براي آن استفاده كنيم، بر مكان منبع مغناطيسي متمركز خواهد شد.ما از همبستگي بين داده هاي شدت منبع به هنجار شده و انتقال به قطب براي يافتن جهت مغناطش منبع مورد نظر استفاده ميكنيم.براي يك زاويه ي انحراف و يك زاويه ي ميل،ضريب همبستگي بيشترين مقدار را دارا ميباشد كه آن را به عنوان جهت مغناطش صحيح بي هنجاري مغناطيسي در نظر ميگيريم.ما روش پيشنهادي را براي مدل هاي مغناطيسي مصنوعي ايزوله و متداخل بكار برديم و ميزان خطا را در هر يك از موارد مورد بررسي قرار داديم.و مقايسه اي هر چند اجمالي از شدت منبع به هنجار شده و اندازه ي ميدان كل   بر روي داده هاي حاصل شده به عمل آورديم.و كارايي شدت منبع به هنجار شده و دقت آن را در جهت تعيين مغناطش بي هنجاري به اثبات رسانديم.  
  23. Processing and interpretation of magnetic data collected in the Kashmar region
    Milad Qaderi 2022
  24. Design and fabrication of flexible micro-supercapacitors based on graphene nanocomposites
    Shaghayegh Varmaghani 2022
       In today's world, the need for flexible, light, small and at the same time energy storage devices with high energy storage density for use in the manufacture and design of electronic devices is very much felt. Preparing capacitors in the shortest possible time with high energy storage capacity based on cheap and environmentally friendly materials is one of the challenges of today's human progress in using energy storage tools. Therefore, in this thesis, the design and construction of flexible microsupercapacitor based on the active materials of graphene nanocomposites was put on the agenda. In this research, by emphasizing the use of environmentally friendly materials and in the shortest possible time, a tool is designed and built to store as much energy as possible in small and portable dimensions. The morphology of the surface and the crystal structure of the manufactured electrodes are evaluated by different analyses. Also, the capacity and energy density of the prepared microsupercapacitor is investigated by electrochemical analysis. In this research, by making two different electrodes, RGO and RGO/CuO, and examining the electrochemical characteristics of each, we achieved a compatible and useful material for increasing energy density and power density. By performing cyclic voltammetry on these two electrode materials, we obtained a capacity of 2.73 mF.cm-2 and 9.02 mF.cm-2 at a scan rate of 10 mV.s-1 for RGO and RGO/CuO electrodes. The capacity of the composite supercapacitor after 1000 cycles has been maintained at 87%, which is an acceptable number compared to valid articles.   
  25. Investigation of Structural, Electrical and Electrochemical Behaviors of LiMn1.977(Ce, Cu, Ti)0.023O4 Nanostructures as Cathode Material for Lithium-Ion Batteries
    2022
       In order to realize low cost and high-performance energy storage, it is very important to develop a doped cathode material for high capacity and long cycle lithium ion batteries. LiMn1.977(Ce, Cu, Ti, CeCuTi)0.023O4 nanoparticles are considered a promising cathode material due to incomparable high structural stability, high capacity and safety during the charge/discharge cycles. Here we report on the LiMn2O4 cathode doped with Ce, Cu, Ti, CeCuTi and CNT contamination. Among the pure LiMn2O4 and different doped LiMn2O4 samples, the Ti-doped LiMn2O4 cathode calcined at 700 ?C shows the highest capacity of 144.701 mAh.g-1 after 20 cycles with a high current density of 0.1 C which reaches 186.413 mAh.g-1with CNT doping (capacity retention=98.924 %). This is due to the small size of the Ti atom, resulting in high porosity for reversible storage of lithium, and also the presence of titanium in the lattice increases the dielectric constant. This study provides a reliable and easy way to fabricate and analyze LiMn1.977(Ce, Cu, Ti, CeCuTi)0.023O4 nanoparticle-based cathodes with excellent performance.
  26. The investigation of electromagnetic wave spectrum absorption by graphene like nanoribbon in the presence of inter electronic interaction Thesis Title:
    Mahsa Mohamadi 2022
    In this thesis, we have intended, to study the frequency behavior of electromagnetic wave absorption of armchair nanoribbon. for describing of the electron dynamics, we have exploited the Hubbard model Hamiltonian. In fact the electronic band structure has been obtained using Hubbard model Hamiltonian. In this model Hamiltonian, a repulsive coulomb interaction between electrons is considered in addition to kinetic energy and attractive coulomb interaction between electrons and atoms. Based on mean field approximation method, one can obtain electronic energy levels in this structure and by using that the behavior of density of states has been analysed. kubo formulation has been used for expressing electromagnetic wave absorption rate in terms of correlation function between current operatous. Finally, the relation of electromagnetic wave absorption is obtained based on band structure spectrum, after required numerical calculation, one can find the numerical values dependence of absorption spectrum in terms of waves. In the following we have studied the effects of electron?electron interaction on the electromagnetic wave absorption behavior in terms of frequency. Also the effect of nanoribbon width and electron concentration on frequency peaks of electromagnetic spectrum by the armchair nanoribbon has been investigated.
  27. Electronic heat capacity and Pauli magnetic susceptibility of PSI graphene in tight binding model
    Mahdi Irani 2022
  28. Locating Faults Using Horizontal Gradient Tilt Derivative Filter
    Rasool Fattahi 2022
  29. Direct analytic signa (DAS) method in the interpretation of magnetic data
    Yasein Karimi 2022
  30. Study of coherent perfect absorption in multilayer nanostructure coated with graphene
    Hosana Shrifi 2021
  31. Study of Efficient Broadband Nanoparticles Absorbers in Infrared Optical Frequency Range
    Danyal Heidari rikaei 2021
  32. The study of optical absorption property of bilayer graphene in the presence of electron – electron interaction
    Fahimeh Khosravimodam 2021
       In this thesis we intend to investigate the optical absorption of bilayer   graphene with both simple and bernal stacking due to Hubbard model. the effects of electronic concentration and electronic interaction strength on optical absorption behavior have been analyzed. also bias voltage as an electric field perpendicular to the plane has bee   applied.   firstly density of states behavior has been studied and frequency behavior of electromagnetic absorption rate by bilayer   graphene based on electronic Green’s function is addressed.   Moreover, the Drude weight situation on frequency behavior of optical absorption is investigated. the effects of stacking type and electronic concentration on frequency behavior optical absorption are studied. firstly the situation of finite frequency peak of optical absorption curves service and variation of position and highest of peaks due to bias voltage, electronic concentration and electronic interaction has bee   discussed.
  33. The Solar Cycle Contribution to Changes in the Earth Geomagnetic Field
    Nemat alah Faraji 2021
    Abstract Compared to other geophysical data on Earth, the information collected about the Earth's magnetic field is relatively large. Since more knowledge of the Earth's geomagnetic field can pave the way for other studies on the Earth's magnetism and the development of geophysical methods, In this study, we intend to analyze the contribution of solar cycles in secular variation of the geomagnetic field for the years 1960 to 2015. The sun's magnetic field changes with different cycles. One of these cycles, cycle of 11yearly changes. To investigate the possible impact of these changes on the Earth's geomagnetic field, First We have collected the annual average of the North component (X), East component (Y) and Downward component (Z) of the Earth's magnetic field from the site of the British Geological Survey(BGS) , which run by the University of Nottingham, from 1960 to 2015 for 27 reference observatories. To extract the 11-year changes, we first filtered the data using a band-pass filter, this filter significantly reduces the range of changes shorter than six years while maintaining 11-year changes. Then we filtered the output data of the first filter by High pass filter, the feature of this filter is that it leaves 11-year changes almost unchanged, but reduces the range of changes with a period of more than 11 years by applying coefficients. Comparison of drawn diagrams with a graph of the number of su  ots, Shows when reducing the number of su  ots due to the decrease in the magnetic activity of the sun and its effect on the Earth's magnetosphere and consequently, the increase of the Earth's magnetic field, graphs of the components of the Earth's geomagnetic field show relative maxima and vice versa when the number of these spots increases on the surface of the sun, due to the onset of magnetic storms and the increasing pressure of the sun's magnetic field on the magnetosphere, and resulting in a decrease in the Earth's magnetic field, relative minima are seen in the graphs. The results of calculating the correlation coefficients for the components of the geomagnetic field (corresponding to the data of 55 observatories between 1960 and 2015) In Excel, it confirms that the number of su  ots has an inverse relationship with an intensity close to negative one with the output components of the two filters. Therefore, the 11-year changes in the Earth's magnetic field could be due to the 11-year changes in the Sun's magnetic field.   
  34. Study of electron properties with and without impurities
    Maryam Jalilian 2021
    ABSTRACT (Silicene)is the two - dimensional silicon with a structure like graphene. Silicene is a two - dimensional honeycomb - free network of silicon atoms with a bend of the plane which causes the subnet to be positioned in two parallel planes that are perpendicular to each other. That is, the shape is not quite flat and the corner of the hexagon is upside down and down. Moreover, when silicon atoms are formed in two dimensions, they are subjected to stress and are not as stable as carbon. Since Silicene is unstable, it should be protected from it, which makes it difficult to manipulate and work with. The structure of the material brings the ideal electrical characteristics to it in this thesis, we studied the Silicene structure of electron tra  ort properties with injection of carbon impurities and without them. the structural and structural properties of Silicene are studied using the WIEN2K computational code within the framework of the density function. For functional energy function, the correlation is used to approximate the gradient approximation (GGA). density curves and band structure are plotted in each case. our calculations show that pure سيليسين has metallic properties, and with the injection of   oron impurities and carbon Silicene, the semi condouctor property with gap is about 0.143   
  35. Structural, electronic and magnetic properties of boron phosphide in mono layer, two layer and bulk structur
    Somayeh Dehghani 2020
  36. Photonic methods for precision measurements in gas turbines
    MAZHAR RAMEZANI 2020
  37. Nonlinear optical processes in metallic nanoparticles: A comparative study
    ZEYNAB NOURMOHAMADI 2020
  38. The study of thermodynamic properties of bilayer graphene in the presence of interelectronic interaction
    Elham Ramesh khah 2020
  39. The effect of transverse magnetic field on electrical conductivity of monolayer graphene in the presence of gap parameter
    Hanie Alimohammadi 2020
  40. The study of magnetic Susceptibility and Specific heat of armchair nanoribbon in the presence of magnetic field
    SORGUL KASHMIRI 2020
  41. Investigate of mezonic system in Quantum Dots
    Peyman Karimi 2020
      AbstractObjective: The most effective way to summarize what we know about a complex system is to identify the potential impact effects of the interaction on that system, so it is essential to examine the potential effects of the interaction in real systems. On the other hand, in the last few decades, we have witnessed a revolution in the world that has been made by science and technology in connection with two-dimensional, one-dimensional and zero-dimensional nanostructured materials. The main context of the attractive and valuable phenomena of quantum structures is quantum confinement and confinement, and therefore research on the origin and effect of confinement in quantum dots has become one of the most basic and exciting introductory fields in modern science. The aim of this study is to study meson systems in quantum dots.Research Methodology: This research is fundamental in terms of type. Due to the confinement of a quark  under the potential of , along with a suitable boundary condition, the corresponding Schrodinger equation is obtained by approximating the effective mass (EMA). For the basic state, the solution and the energy of the base state, the wave function and the probability of the quark probability are obtained. Due to the similarity of mesonic systems to electron-hole system  and also due to the choice of potential parameter approach that has flexibility, this information is compared with quantum dots consisting of electrons and holes.Results: From the phenomenological analysis, it was observed that the assumption for the effective potential of , with a certain range of values "??
  42. Electron properties of graphene by injecting boron and nitrogen atoms and its applications
    NOORUDDIN MAVLAWIZADA 2020
  43. Study the optical nonlinear properties of biosensors based on a nanoparticle and quantum dot hybrid via density matrix approach
    Mahtab Jamshidipour 2020
  44. The effects of electron-electron interaction on electrical conductivity of armchair nanoribbon
    Zahra Chehri 2019
  45. Electronic transport properties bilayer graphene in the presence of electron-electron interaction
    Maryam Jalilian 2019
  46. The structural and electronic properties of germanene with and without impurity
    Somayeh Haidari 2019
       So far a lot of   theoretical and experimental researchs on different two-dimensional monolayers in order to assess their structural stability, electronic properties and application in electronic devices.Nanostructures are materials with nanometer size, different physical, chemical, mechanical and… properties in comparison bulk of them.In material, with nanostructure size, the area atoms ratio to volume atoms is very bigger than bulk case. Also in these structures there are quantum confinement effects and there for properties of them are different from bulk materials.In this work, under the generalized gradient approximation (GGA), the structural and electronic properties of germanene with and without impurity by using the first-principles projector-augmented wave (FP-LAPW) potential within the density functiontheory (DFT) framework.   
  47. study of light transmission from photonic crystals including nanoparticles and monolayer of graphene
    Zahra Beig rezaee 2019
    Over the past several years, attention has been focused on Alternating crystal structures of various materials in physics and photonics. In this study, first the Alternating crystal structures (or photonic crystal) is introduced and the laws that is controlling the transmission of electromagnetic waves through the photonic crystal and the transfer matrix method are studied. Then the relationship of the transfer coefficient of the electromagnetic wave through the crystal layers is estimated and different structures of the dielectric layer alternation is studied. In order to improve the transfer coefficient of wave through the photon crystal and reduce the band gap energy, a metal nanoparticles composite and graphene layer is introduced and added to the structure and the results are studied. The results of the theoretical calculations that was performed in this study represente that the addition of a metal nanoparticles composite and the use of graphene monolayers in one-dimensional photonic crystal structure causes the destroy of band gap energy in the transmitted spectrum of the structure. This result can be used in the manufacture of photonic devices over a wide frequency range.
  48. Investigating of electronic properties of two-dimensional hexagonal lattices black phosphorus and blue phosphorus and comparing them with graphene in tight-binding model
    Farzaneh Shams haeri 2019
        In this thesis, using the Green’s functions approach and Harrison’s tight-binding Hamiltonian model, we want to study the electronic identity and electronic heat capacity of the black and blue phosphorenes being compared with graphene. The results show that both kinds of phosphorenes are semiconductor. Observed in both is the Schottky anomaly at thermal provocations near the energy gap. Furthermore, employing the Harrison’s model for blue phosphorene provides more details for analisis of partial contribution of the various atomic orbitals.
  49. Investigation of electronic properties of carbon nano ribbons silicon boron and boron nitride
    Neda Dastan 2018
     investigation
  50. Investigation of electronic properties of polymers in Tight Binding Model
    Mohadese Yousefvand 2017
    بررسي ويژگي هاي الكترونيكي پليمرها
  51. studyof magnetic susceptibility 0f bilayer graphene nanoribbon up to second neighbor approximation
    Toran Fathinia 2017
    study magnetic susceptibility of bhlaer graphen nanoribbon up to second neighbor approximation
  52. Study of the Electronic and Magnetic Properties of the SiB Zigzag Hydrogenated Nanoribbons with Different Widths
    MARZIEH KARAMI 2017
      By the density functional theory whit augmented plane wave and generalized gradient approximation, the electronic and magnetic properties of SiB zigzag hydrogenated nanoribbons whit different widths have investigated. The results showed that all of the nanoribbons have metallic behavior. Also the systems did not have any magnetic property.
  53. Study of the Electronic and Magnetic Properties of GaN Zigzag Hydrogenated Nano Ribbons and Compare with Different Width
    Samira Poladi 2017
      The electronic and magnetic properties of the hydrogenated zigzag GaN nanoribbons with different widthes 3, 5, 7, 9, have been stadied. The methode of the study was density functional theory with full potential and   augmented plane wave approach. And the Generalized gradient approximation, GGA, are used for exchange- correlation functional. The curves of density of states and electronic density of the nanoribbons were drown. The results show all of the nanoribbons have semiconductor behaviour, The value of the gap energy of the nanoribbons are from 2.687 eV to 2.008 eV. With increase the width of the nanoribbon, the band gap of it is decreased. Also all of the nanoribbons don?t have any magnetic property.
  54. استفاده از روش مغناطيس سنجي در تعيين مرز و عمق ساختارهاي زمين شناسي در منطقه طبس
    Parastoo Seifey 2016
    برداشت داده در منطقه طبس انجام شد. سپس با استفاده از نرم افزار ژئوسافت، صافي هايي بر روي اين داده ها اعمال شد و نتايج آن به شكل نقشه ترسيم شد. پس از ترسيم نقشه ، با نقشه زمين شناسي منطقه مطابقت داده شد. در آخر محل نسبي بي هنجاري مشخص شد.
  55. Study and Application of Petrophysical Parameters Using Well-log Data to Evaluate Hydrocarbon Reservoirs in Three Oil Fields in Southern Iran
    Ali Pourrostam 2016
  56. Pauli Magnetic Susceptibility Armchair Graphene Nanoribbons inThird – Nearest -Neighbors Tight - Binding Model
    Milad Afzali 2016
  57. pauli magnettic susceptibility of zigzag graphene nanoribbons in third - nearest - neighbors tight-bonding model
    Saeed Yousefi 2016
  58. Super-gauge field in de sitter space
    Roohollah Ghasmi 2016
  59. Study Different Properties of CdTe, ZnTe and HgTe in Bulk Form and their Nanostructures and Compare with the Graphene
    Kolsoum Faramarzinasab 2016
      CdTe and ZnTe monolayer crystals in bulk and stability of the structure Almasyand properties band gap semiconductor with ev 5/1 (CdTe) = and ev26 / 2 = (ZnTe) are. HgTe in bulk crystalline diamond-like metal structure with zero energy band gap semiconductor layer in single mode, with different properties than the bulk of it. The material in the manufacture of hard x-ray detectors and radiation ? many applications. Restructuring in the future with other materials such as CdTe or Hg, and Zn for entering an infrared detector and energetic particles, which referred astronomical use of the materials used. The subject of this thesis study Structural and electronic properties and other properties of the compound using density functional theory and application of augmented plane wave with code Vienna.
  60. Study on Electronic Structure of Sic Nano Ribbon
    Fatameh Fataheyan 2016
      Silicon carbide (SiC), also known as carborundum is a compound of silicon and carbon with chemical formula SiC. In 1893, Henri Moissan discovered the very rare naturally-occurring SiC mineral. Moissan also synthesized SiC by several routes, including dissolution of carbon in molten silicon, melting a mixture of calcium carbide and silica, and by reducing silica with carbon in an electric furnace. The first use of SiC was as an abrasive. This was followed by electronic applications. In 1907 Henry Joseph Round produced the first LED by applying a voltage to a SiC crystal and observing yellow, green and orange emission at the cathode   Under the generalized gradient approximation (GGA), the electronic properties are studied for Sic nanoribbon armchair edge (ASiCNR) by using the first-principles projector-augmented wave (PAW) potential within the density function theory (DFT) framework. The results show that the H-terminated ASiCNRs are always semiconductors independent of their width but the edge states do not appear at the Fermi level, due to the Si-C dimer bonds at the edges.     Silicon carbide (SiC), also known as carborundum is a compound of silicon and carbon with chemical formula SiC. In 1893, Henri Moissan discovered the very rare naturally-occurring SiC mineral. Moissan also synthesized SiC by several routes, including dissolution of carbon in molten silicon, melting a mixture of calcium carbide and silica, and by reducing silica with carbon in an electric furnace. The first use of SiC was as an abrasive. This was followed by electronic applications. In 1907 Henry Joseph Round produced the first LED by applying a voltage to a SiC crystal and observing yellow, green and orange emission at the cathode  
  61. The Intensity of Interaction between two Localized Magnetic Moment in Boron-Nitride Nanoribbon in the Presence of Long range Magnetic Ordering
    Elham Sadeghikhomartaji 2016
    In this thesis,we intend to study the coupling exchange constant between two localized spin moments. To do so,one should find static magnetic susceptibility of electron gas in nanoribbon lattice. Based on the linear response theory, RKKY interaction can be obtained via static longitudinal spin susceptibility of Boron-Nitride nanoribbon. Then the effects of spin polarization of armchair Boron-Nitride nanoribbon on the spatial behavior of RKKY in teraction are addressed.Also the distance depandence of RKKY interaction is investigated due to electron doping. Finally the effects of gap parameter, ribbon width and temperature on the spatial dependence of RKKY interaction are focused.
  62. RKKY Interaction between Two Localized Moments in Gapped Graphene Like Monolayer due to Variation of Gap Parameter
    NARGES SHAHRESTANI 2016
    In this thesis,we address the behavior of coupling exchange constant between two localized moments in monolayer gapped graphene like structure as a function of distance.The effects of various factors such as temperature, electronic concentration, gap parameter and spin polarization on the coupling strength have been studied. Based on RKKY theory, the intensity of this interaction is proportional to static spin susceptibility of electron gas. Therefore, the aim of this work is the calculation of magnetic spin susceptibility of electron gas in gapped graphene structure.The effect of magnetic ordering arises from spin dependent chemical potential. By using band structure and chemical potential, the spatial Fourier transformation of static spin susceptibility leads to spatial behavior of RKKY interaction in the gapped graphene structure. Moreover the calculation of both longitudinal and transverse susceptibility makes the effects of anisotropy on the coupling exchange constant.  
  63. Investigation of the structural and electronic properties of GaAs,ALAs,InAs bulk and mono layer and dowble layers by density functional theory
    Salman Mirzae 2016
  64. The Effect of Bias Voltage and Electron Doping on Interaction Between Localized Moments Into AA-Stacked Bilayer Graphene
    YAZDAN SOORI 2016
  65. Thermoelectric Properties of Armchair Grophene Nanoribbons Due to Electron Doping
    Amene Valizade ghorlivand 2016
  66. Thermal Conductivity of Armchair Graphene and Boron Nitride Nano Ribbons
    Nahid Jamshidi 2016
  67. Electrical Conductivity of Graphene and Zigzag Carbon Nitride Nanotudes in Tight Binding Model
    Reyhaneh Gholamzadeh 2015
  68. Quantum Transport in Finite DNA Strands with Metallic Armchair Graphene nanoribbon Leads
    Elahe Armand 2015
  69. Electronic properties of two-dimensional graphene and graphene-like systems
    Moein Asshabi 2015
  70. Susceptibility and Heat Capacity of Graphene Nano Ribbons in Harrison Model
    Soma Nazari 2015
  71. Electrical Conductivity of Bilayer Graphene and Boron Nitride in Tight- Binding Model
    Narges Mohamadi rozbahani 2015
  72. Electrical Conductivity of Graphene and Armchair Carbon and Boron Nitride Nanotubes in Greens Function Approach
    Soosan Mohammadi 2015
  73. the effects of 2p impurities dopin on electronic and magnetic properties of graphene
    Farzad Hatami emarat 2014
  74. optical absorption of carbon nanotubes in the presence of Boron and Nitrogen doping
    2014
  75. thermal conductivity of graphen and zigzag nanotube in tight-binding model
    2014
  76. thermal conductivity of graphene and armchair nanotube in greens function approach
    Akram Sadeghi 2014
  77. Investigation of thermal conductivity of bilayer graghene,Boron nitride and Beryllium oxide by Kubo formula
    Hale Moghadasi far 2014
  78. Investigation of ZnO Graphenlike and Structure of ZnO and Application of them in Solar Cells
    Mojde Fatahi 2013
  79. Investigation of the Electronic and Optical Properties of Berellium Oxide Nanoribbon
    2013
  80. Investigation of State Density of Multi Layer Graphene Nano Ribbons in Tight- Bingding Model
    Somayeh KAKAEE 2013
  81. Investigation of State Density and Heat Capacity of Zigzag Nanoribbons in Tight- Bingding Model
    2013
  82. Investigation of States Density and Heat Capacity of Armchair Nanoribbons by Green's Function Approach
    Zahra Yarmohammadi 2013
  83. investigation of state density of graphene-boron nitride a few iayer system
    Khayam Darabi 2012
  84. effect of field on Graphene- h-BN few iayer systems
    Mohammad Barati 2012
  85. Investigation of heat capacity of few layers of graphene and h- BN system
    2012
  86. electrical conductivity of zigzag Graphene nanoribon
    2012
  87. Magnetic Field Effects on Graphene Nanoribboms
    Mehdi Darvishi gilan 2011
  88. Magnetic Field Effects on Graphene Plane
    Seyedeh maryam Alavi seyed mohamadlu 2011

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