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Personal Data

Name

Prof. Alamir Sayed Ahmed

Alamir

Gender Male

Nationality Egyptian

Religion Moslem

Date of Birth 31-8-1951

Place of Birth Kina, EgyptMarital Status Married

Occupation Prof.Office Tel. 002-088-2412231Office Fax. 002-088-2333738

E-mail amir@aun.edu.eg

Home Tel. Mobile

002-088-2316403 002-0161001866

Contact Address Faculty of Science, Assiut University, Assiut 71516, Egypt

Academic Qualifications B. Sc. in PHYS. (1975), Grade: (very good)

Place of Undergraduate: Phys. Dept. Faculty of Science, Assiut University, Assiut,

Egypt.

M. Sc. in "Phys." (1980);

Thesis Title: "Aberrations in electron microscope"

Place of Graduate: Phys. Dept. Faculty of Science, Assiut University, Assiut,

Egypt.

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Ph.D. "Phys" (1986);

Thesis Title: “Improved Objective lenses and projector systems”.

Place of Graduate: Phys. Dept. Faculty of Science, Assiut University, Assiut, Egypt.

Employment History 1975-1980: Demonstrator of Phys. at Assiut University 1980-1983: Assistant Lecturer of Phys. at Assiut University 1983-1986 : Aston Univ. Uk (Channel system) :1986: Lecturer of Phys. at Assiut University 1999: Assistant Professor of Phys. at Assiut University 2005-: Professor of Phys. ( Electron optics). at Assiut University

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Work Experience Teaching of the following undergraduate and graduate courses in the Faculties

of Science, Education, Engineering and Agriculture of Assiut, , South-Valley and Al-Azhar Universities, Egypt, Ymmen and Saudi Arabia.

General phys.- Geometric optics- Physical optics- Properties of matter – Thermodynamics- Electricity – Electricity and alternating current- Magnetism- Vibrations and wave – Quantum mechanics – Electromagnetic theory – Electron optics – Semi conductors – Superconductivity –Essy and research projects.

Computer Skills

I am proficient in using programming of electron optics, languages FORTRAN (77); MATHEMATICA; I am good at translating any numerical problem to computer code by these languages.

I am proficient in Magnetic lens design using finite element method. Excellent experience in ready-made packages (Ms Dos, Windows 95/98/Me/Xp,

Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access, Power Point)

Languages Arabic (Mother Language) - English (Very Good) - FRINSH (Little)

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List of PublicationsLIST OF PUBLICATION

BY

Prof. Alamir Sayed Ahmed Alamir

(Abbreviated: A. S. A. Alamir)

Physics Dept., Assuit University

Assuit, Egypt

Note: All the publications are after Ph. D. Degree.

LIST OF PUBLICATION

BY

Prof. Alamir Sayed Ahmed Alamir

(Abbreviated: A. S. A. Alamir)

Physics Dept., Assuit University

Assuit, Egypt

Note: All the publications are after Ph. D. Degree.

1- Alamir, A. S. A (2011), Chromatic aberration of magnetic lenses with a field distribution in the form of power low model                                              []Optik   vol. , no. ,   (2010),  pp .

2- Alamir, A. S. A (2009),   Radial and Spiral distortion of magnetic

lenses with field of the form                                                Optik   vol.120 , no.

18 ,   (2009),  pp .984-986

3- Alamir, A. S. A (2009),    Magnetic lenses performance with fields of

the form . Optik   vol.120,                                                  no.12   (2009),  pp.

429-432.

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4- Alamir, A. S. A (2005) On the Optical properties of monopole,                       

multipole magnetic lenses. Optik  vol. 116, no.9, (2005),  pp.

429-432.

5 -Alamir, A. S. A (2004) Ultimate Performance of Objective Magnetic

Lens. . Ultramicroscopy, Volume 101, Issues 2-4,                               November (2004),

Pages 241-246.

6-Alamir, A.S.A (2004) “On the chromatic aberration of magnetic lenses

with a field distribution in the form of an   inverse power

low" ) Optik     vol. 115, no. 5, (2004),  pp.                                                227-

231.

7-Alamir, A.S.A (2003) “ Spiral distortion of magnetic lenses

with  fields of the form ” Optik                                            vol. 114, no.

12, (2004), pp. 525-528.

8- Alamir, A. S. A (2003) “On The Rotation-Free and Distortion-Free

Systems” Optik vol. 114, no. 11, (2003), PP. 509-513.

9- Alamir, A.S.A (2003) "A study on effect of current density on

magnetic lenses”. Optik vol. 114, no. 2, (2003), pp.                                            85-88.

10- Alamir, A.S.A (2002) Iron-Free Objective II. EPJAP J. no.3 Vol.  17 pp. 243-245. 

11- Alamir, A.S.A (2001) Magnetic Electron Lenses performance.  Optik

vol. 112, No.11 (2001), PP.507-510.

12- Alamir, A.S. A (2000) High voltage and high current density

objective   lenses. Chines Journal of Physics Vol. 38                                             pp. 139-

145.

13- Alamir, A.S.A (1999) Proc.Math. Phys. Soc. Egypt, no.73,

pp.133-                                          149 (1998).

14- Alamir A.S.A (1995) New Parameter In Iron-Free Magnetic Lens                           

aberrations. J. of Microscopy 179 , 133-136.

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15- Alamir, A. S. (1995) Studies on condenser-objective lenses. J. of

Microscopy Vol. 179, pt. 2, pp. 137-142.

16- Alamir, A. S. (1995) High Current Density Magnetic Electron

Lenses Bull. Fac. Assuit Univ. 24(2-A). pp. 1-12.

17- Alamir, A.S.A (1994) A study on scaling symmetrical

condenser-                                          objective  lenses. J. Phys. III France 5 (1995)

641-                                          645.

18- Alamir, A.S.A (1994) Limitation of Finite Element Method In                             

Magnetic Lens Design Bull. Fac. Sci Assuit Univ.  23 (2-A)

PP.1-5

19- Alamir, A. S. (1992) Iron-free objective lenses. J. Phys. D. Appl.

                                         Phys. 25, pp. 1039-1041.

20-Alamir A. S. A. (1992) Chromatic Aberration of Single-pole

Projector Lenses. Modern phys.lett. B, vol. 6                                             no.9 527-532.

21-Alamir A. S. A (1992) Axial Chromatic Aberration of Single-pole

Lens. Modern phys.lett. B, vol. 6 no.28 1805-1809.

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