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BRUSOV Petr Nickitovich, Doctor
of Physical and Mathematical science, Professor. Professor of the Financial
University under the Government of the
Russian Federation. He was born 23 September
1949.
Education Peter Brusov
graduated two faculties of Rostov-on-Don State University: Physical and
Mathematical, got PhD degree in Leningrad Mathematical Institute named by V.A. Steklov
in 1980 and Doctor of Physical and Mathematical science degree in Dubna (JINR)
in 1993.
In area of Physics he has created
(together with Victor Popov) the theory of collective properties of superfluids
and superconductors, has calculated the whole spectrum of collective
excitations in bulk and films of superfluid
He3. Peter Brusov has predicted superfluid phases in He3
films, the nontrivial pairing in high temperature superconductors.
In area of Finance
and Economy Peter Brusov has created (together with Tatiana Filatova and Natali
Orekhova) modern theory of capital cost and capital structure - Brusov- Filatova- Orekhova theory (BFO-theory).
Employment Experience Peter Brusov has been
a Head of the Laboratory of high
temperature superconductors in Rostov-on-Don
State University up to 2004, and now is Professor of the Financial
University under the Government of the
Russian. Peter Brusov has been visiting Professor of Northwestern University
(USA), Cornell University (USA), Osaka City University (Japan), Chung-Cheng University (Taiwan) and some others.
Peter Brusov is the author of over 500 research publications,
including six monographs, a numerous textbooks and papers. His main interests in
area of Finance and Economy is relate to corporate finance, investments, taxation and rating.
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