PROFESSIONAL BIOGRAPHY
Stefano Spezia born in Erice (Italy) in 1981, he obtained a master’s degree in Electronic Engineering (Telecommunications) at the University of Palermo in 2006. At the same university in 2008, he received his diploma of specialization in secondary education for “Mathematics and Physics”. In 2012 he obtained the Ph.D. degree in Applied Physics. From 2007 to 2014 he carried out research in Physics of Complex Ecological Systems, in semiconductor Spintronics, in Nonlinear Optics and in Quantum Optics, publishing several works both in international journals and in books. Since 2014 he is a teacher of Mathematics and Physics in Italian secondary school. Since 2018 an amateur mathematician, OEIS contributor.
SCIENTIFIC INTERESTS AND MAJOR PUBLICATIONS
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- Mathematical Modeling:
- Ecological and Biological Systems – see Evidence of stochastic resonance in the mating behavior of Nezara Viridula (L.); Noise effects in two different biological systems; Environmental Noise and Nonlinear Relaxation in Biological Systems;
- Neuronal Dynamics – see “Elements of Neurophysiology: An Introduction” in “Neuronal Dynamics”
- Mathematical Modeling:
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Monte Carlo method in semiconductor physics:
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Simulation of electronic transport and spin dynamics in doped semiconductors – see Temperature dependence of spin depolarization of drifting electrons in n-type GaAs bulks; Relaxation of Electron Spin during High-Field Transport in GaAs Bulk; Doping dependence of spin dynamics of drifting electrons in GaAs bulks; New insight in electron spin dynamics in the presence of correlated noise; Effect of a fluctuating electric field on electron spin dephasing time in III-V semiconductors; Enhancement of electron spin lifetime in GaAs crystals: the benefits of dichotomous noise; Noise-induced effects in nonlinear relaxation of condensed matter systems.
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Nonlinear and Quantum Optics:
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Upconverting phenomenon – see “Enhancement of the lifetime of metastable states in Er-doped Si nano crystals by external colored noise” in Advances in Semiconductor Research: Physics of Nanosystems, Spintronics and Technological Applications;
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Matter – field interaction: interacting three-level atoms.
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