Background
Dolginov, Arkady Zelikovich was born on March 28, 1924 in St. Petersburg, Russia. Son of Zelik I. and Dvoira Z. (Rubashkin) Dolginov. came to the United States, 1991.
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Arkady Zelikovich Dolginov
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Arkady Zelikovich Dolginov, Russian Astrophysicist, physicist, educator. Achievements include proposal theory of cosmic ray propagation and acceleration; propagation and polarization of radiation in cosmic media; magnetic moments and angular momenta of stars and planets; parity nonconservation in Mu-meson decay and electron internal conversion; Clebsh-Gordan coefficients for the Lorentz group. Avocations: bicycling, swimming.
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Education
Master of Science, St. Peterburg Technology U., Russia, 1948; Doctor of Philosophy, Academy Science, Russia, 1950; Doctor of Science, Academy Science, Russia, 1958.
Career
Engineer-researcher, Armed Forces Ioffe Physical-Technology Institute, St. Petersburg, 1949-1951; senior researcher, Armed Forces Ioffe Physical-Technology Institute, St. Petersburg, 1951-1963; head department theoretical astrophysics, Armed Forces Ioffe Physical-Technology Institute, St. Petersburg, 1963-1986; leading scientist department theoretical physics, Armed Forces Ioffe Physical-Technology Institute, St. Petersburg, 1986-1991; visiting scientist, Arizona U., Tucson, 1991; visiting scientist, Bartol Research Institute, Newark, Delaware, 1991-1992; visiting scientist, Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston, 1992-1994; professor emeritus, Armed Forces Ioffe Physical-Technology Institute, St. Petersburg, since 1994. Associate professor St. Petersburg Technology U., 1951-1963, professor 1963-1991.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow International Astronomical Union, American Astronomical Association.
Connections
Married Esfir S. German, September 1, 1950. Children: Tatiana A. Dobrinskaya, Elena A.
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Recipient The Belopolsky prize Academy of Science, Russia, 1987. Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics National.Exhibition medals (2), Supreme Soviet, 1978, 83.Recipient The Belopolsky prize Academy of Science, Russia, 1987. Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics National.Exhibition medals (2), Supreme Soviet, 1978, 83.