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 Present position:   Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University , Radio Physics Faculty , Electron Physics Cathedra, Professor.  
 Education:   Kyiv Polytechnical Institute, Radiotechnical Faculty, specialty "Radiotechnics", qualification of radio engineer. Graduated at 1949.
 
 Academic background:
 1954 - PhD at Physics and Mathematics;
 1957 - Associate Professor;
 1972 - Doctor of Physics and Mathematics;
 1977 - Professor.
 
 Honour titles: Honoured Professor of Taras Shevchenko Kyiv National University.
 
 Academical titles:   Full member of High School Academy.
 
 Experience:
 1949 - 1952: Kyiv State University, Post-graduate student;
 1952 - 1957: Kyiv State University, Senior Lecturer;
 1957 - 1974: Kyiv State University, Associate Professor;
 1974 - 1989: Kyiv State University, Head of the department;
 since 1989: Kyiv National University, Professor.
 
 Birthday and birthplace:   Oct 25, 1926, Kyiv, Ukraine.
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| Selected Publications:
          
S.M. Levitsky. Potential of space and electrode sputtering under high-frequency discharge in the gas. Journal of Technical Physics. 1957, v.27, No 5, p. 1001 - 1011 (in Russian); 
 S.M. Levitsky, I.P. Shashurin. Spatial developing of the plasma-beam instability. Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics. 1967, v.52, No2, p. 350 - 356 (in Russian); 
 S.M. Levitsky, I.P. Shashurin. Electron - beam relaxation in a plasma. Nuclear Fusion. 1971, v.11, No2, p.111 - 117; 
 S.M. Levitsky, N.A. Abdrahmanov, V.P. Timchenko. Influence of Geomagnetic field on diffusion of meteor traces. High Schools' Bulletin. Radiophysics. 1982, v.25, No11, p.1240 - 1243 (in Russian); 
 I.A. Anisimov, S.M. Levitsky, A.V. Opanasenko, L.I. Romanyuk. Experimental detection of plasma barriers' transillumination with electronic beams. Journal of Technical Physics. 1991, v.61, No3, p.59 - 62 (in Russian);
 S.M. Levitsky. On the possibility of meteor traces' fine structure research with radar methods. Bulletin of Kiev University. Astronomy. 1999, v.35, p. 84 - 87 (in Ukrainian).
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