About the Authors
Alexander A. Bortsov was born in Moscow, completed his Ph.D. in Engineering, and graduated from
MPEI. His Ph.D. thesis was on the theme “Opto-electronic oscillator with the QW laser diode” in 2005. He is
the author of more than 40 scientific publications,
among them 30 scientific papers, one book Quantum
Opto-Electronic Oscillator, 3 USSR copyright certificates on invention, 4 Russian patents, and more than
20 technological reports on various conferences, including international ones. He was the first in Russia, who in
2004–2005 had got the generation of the opto-electronic
oscillator with direct modulation in the microwave
range (more than 8 GHz) and investigated of it experiment tally and theoretical in his Ph.D. thesis (2005). He
is the first researcher in Russia in 2008–2009 to investigate the opto-electronic oscillator with the Mach–
Zehnder modulator in the microwave range 8–10 Ghz.
He delivers lectures to students on the fundamentals of
the quantum electronics and quantum physics. He trains
students in the probabilities theory, mathematical statistics, and many areas of the higher mathematics including mathematical methods of modeling in the MatLab
system. Fields of current research: opto-electronic oscillator, photonics, lasers, QW lasers, phase noise, the
probabilities theory, mathematical statistics, calculation
methods in MatLab.
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Alexander A. Bortsov was born in Moscow, completed his Ph.D. in Engineering, and graduated from
MPEI. His Ph.D. thesis was on the theme “Opto-electronic oscillator with the QW laser diode” in 2005. He is
the author of more than 40 scientific publications,
among them 30 scientific papers, one book Quantum
Opto-Electronic Oscillator, 3 USSR copyright certificates on invention, 4 Russian patents, and more than
20 technological reports on various conferences, including international ones. He was the first in Russia, who in
2004–2005 had got the generation of the opto-electronic
oscillator with direct modulation in the microwave
range (more than 8 GHz) and investigated of it experiment tally and theoretical in his Ph.D. thesis (2005). He
is the first researcher in Russia in 2008–2009 to investigate the opto-electronic oscillator with the Mach–
Zehnder modulator in the microwave range 8–10 Ghz.
He delivers lectures to students on the fundamentals of
the quantum electronics and quantum physics. He trains
students in the probabilities theory, mathematical statistics, and many areas of the higher mathematics including mathematical methods of modeling in the MatLab
system. Fields of current research: opto-electronic oscillator, photonics, lasers, QW lasers, phase noise, the
probabilities theory, mathematical statistics, calculation
methods in MatLab.
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