Élie Belorizky
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Élie Belorizky (born August 4, 1939) is a French professor emeritus of Physics at the Université Joseph-Fourier. Belorizky written more than one hundred articles in scientific journals, and together with Yves Ayant, has developed physics and mathematics textbooks and exercises for university teaching.
Life
Education
From 1966 Belorizky holds a ScD in Physics with the thesis Étude de la structure et de l'élargissement des raies de résonance électronique d'ions terre rare ayant un fondamental cristallin [Gamma] 8 en symétrie cubique.
Academic work
He holds a scientific collaborator position at the Interdisciplinary Physics Laboratory (LIPhy) of the Grenoble Alpes University. He also is a scientific assessor to the CEA Grenoble with the Technological Research Directorate (DRT) where he is working on medical images generated by NMR.
Belorizky was named to a post-doctoral role in the Department of Theoretical Physics at the University of Oxford. He also serves as the chairman for the habilitation committee at the Université Joseph-Fourier (UJF Physics Department), and has supervised the theses of Karine Lang-Humblot, Marc Jeannin, Marie-Pierre Ferroud-Plattet and has been chairman of the jury of Pascal Roos and Dominique Boutigny.
Works
Thesis
Belorizky, Élie (1966). Étude de la structure et de l'élargissement des raies de résonance électronique d'ions terre rare ayant un fondamental cristallin [Gamma] 8 en symétrie cubique (Thesis). OCLC 43036555.
Books
Belorizky, Élie; Ayant, Yves (1969).
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