Anton Revinski
Anton Fedorovich Ravinski was born on March 13, 1952, in Belarus. He is identified with the Belarusian scientific and educational community and has maintained professional associations with institutions in Brest, Belarus, and Bialystok, Poland. His documented family connections include his mother, Anna, and his father, Fiodor.
Ravinski's academic development combined university-level training in Belarus with advanced research in condensed-matter physics and physical chemistry. The existing educational record associates him with Minsk State University and Brest State University. His doctoral dissertation, defended in 1996, examined the electronic structure, thermodynamic properties, and Mott phase transitions of semiconductor crystals and earned him the degree of Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences. His later research and teaching were centered on theoretical and computational physics, especially electronic structure, lattice dynamics, semiconductor crystals, and multiferroic materials.
Ravinski began his documented academic career at Brest State University, where he worked as a reader from 1986 to 1999 and subsequently held a professorial position. His 1996 doctoral dissertation on the electronic structure and thermodynamic properties of Mott semiconductor crystals established the direction of his research in condensed-matter physics. From 1999 onward, he was also associated with Bialystok University of Technology in Poland, where he worked as a professor and collaborated on research in computational materials physics. His publications address first-principles calculations, phonon and lattice dynamics, ferroelectric instability, magnetic ordering, magnetoelectric behavior, and the structural and dielectric properties of BiFeO3-based multiferroics and related materials. He has also taught physics, including courses in molecular physics and thermodynamics.
Conducted research on the electronic structure, lattice dynamics, magnetic ordering, ferroelectric instability, magnetoelectric coupling, and dielectric properties of semiconductor and multiferroic materials, including BiFeO3-based compounds.
Published research in Physics of the Solid State and related scientific journals on first-principles calculations and the physical properties of doped multiferroic materials.
(Co-authored conference paper examining magnetic and magne...)
2012(Co-authored study of the structural and dielectric proper...)
2018(Co-authored computational and materials-physics study of ...)
2018(Co-authored research article presenting density-functiona...)
2014(Co-authored theoretical study of the electronic structure...)
2016(Co-authored research on the magnetic properties of samari...)
2017(Co-authored study of magnetic properties and spin-density...)
2014(Co-authored investigation of magnetic properties in bismu...)
2015(Scientific monograph published in Brest by Brest State Un...)
1998Ravinski's documented family connections are his mother, Anna, and his father, Fiodor. Professionally, he has maintained research and teaching connections with Brest State University named after A. S. Pushkin and Bialystok University of Technology, collaborating with physicists on studies of multiferroic and semiconductor materials.
