Chechin, Leonid Chief Researcher,
Head of the Advanced Astrophysical Research Laboratory

Research Fields: general relativity, relativistic astrophysics, early Universe cosmology, gauge fields theory, multidimensional field theory

Email: chechin@aphi.kz

Previous Positions at APHI

1987 – 1991 Senior Researcher
1991 – 1996 Lead Researcher
1996 – 2004 Chief Researcher
2004 – 2011 Director

Education and Qualifications

2013 Corresponding member of National Academy of Science Republic of Kazakhstan (NAS RK)
1994 Doctor of physical and mathematical science (DSc), professor, Tomsk State University, Russia, Theoretical Physics
1986 Candidate of physical and mathematical science (PhD), Byelorussian State University, Minsk, (former USSR), Theoretical &Mathematical Physics
1974 Post-graduate student, Kazakh State University, Almaty, Kazakhstan (former USSR), physical faculty, theoretical physics department; Moscow State University, physical faculty, theoretical physics department
1971 B.Sc., Kazakh State University, Almaty, Kazakhstan (former USSR), physical faculty, theoretical physics department.

Scientific Achievements

The unified approach to the problem of motion in relativistic physics was proposed. It allowed basing the universal form of equations of motion of second type and deduced the self-consistent equations of motion for N colored massive particles at first (cosmic chromodynamics); the improved equations of motion for charged and magnetize massive particles; equations of motion for N massive bodies of finite sizes in the monad frame of references; self-consistent approach to N cosmic strings with application to the case of two oscillating strings; new model of the nonlinear cosmic string.

Some important results were achieved in cosmology – Jeans equation generalization for baryonic and nonbaryonic substrates presence; new many-component model of cosmic lenses; high resolution gravitational lens model; Cherenkov radiation in the galaxies dark matter haloes; the induced rotational effect in de-Sitter and Friedmann cosmology; the vacuum conception of the galaxies’ initial rotation.

Now precise attention is sparing to basing the concept of Universe global rotation – precalculation the “axis of evil” orientation; Universe differentially rotation at its main cosmological epochs.

Publications

1. Индуцированное вращение как следствие уравнений Папапетру // Известия ВУЗов. Физика, 1992,т. 35, No 10, pp. 117 – 124. {The induced rotation as the consequence of Papapetrou’s equations // Russian Physics Journal}.
2. Классическая неабелева частица в поле вращающейся цветной черной дыры // Известия ВУЗов. Физика, 1993,т. 36, No 5, pp. 3 – 7.{Classical nonabelian particle in the field of rotating colored black hole // Russian Physics Journal}.
3. Универсальная форма уравнений движения второго рода // Известия ВУЗов. Физика 1994, т. 37, No 7, pp. 22 – 31. {The universal form of the equations of motion of the second order // Russian Physics Journal}.
4. Классическая динамика системы N цветных зарядов // Теоретическая и математическая физика , 1994, т. 99. No 1, pp. 54 – 74. {The classical dynamics of N colored charges // Theoretical & Mathematical Physics, Russia}.
5. Динамика системы протяженных тел в монадном представлении // Известия ВУЗов. Физика, 1995, т. 38, No 1, pp. 72 – 78. {The dynamics of extent bodies in the monad representation // Russian Physics Journal}.
6. On the unification of the general relativistic equations of translational and rotational motion // Gravitation and Cosmology, 1998, v. 4, No 4, pp. 297 – 301.
7. On the dynamics of two oscillating cosmic strings // General Relativity and Gravitation, 1999, v. 31, No 4, pp. 443 – 459, (with Omarov T.B.)
8. Geodesic lines in the gravitational field of nonlinear cosmic string // Hadronic Journal, 2001, v. 24, pp. 115 – 121, (with Omarov T.B.)
9. Gravitational radiation of a nonlinear cosmic string // Gravitation & Cosmology. 2002, v. 8, No 4, pp. 327 – 330.
10. The induced rotation effect in relativistic cosmological backgrounds // Gravitation & Cosmology. 2003, v. 9, No 4, pp. 281 – 290.
11. Antigravitational instability of cosmic substrate in the Newtonian cosmology // Chinese Physics Letters, 2006, v. 23, №8, pp. 2344 – 2347.
12. Космический вакуум и вращение галактик // Астрономический журнал, 2010, т. 87, No 8, pp. 784 – 789. {Cosmic vacuum and galaxies rotation // Astronomy Reports, Russia}.
13. The cosmological evolution o baryonic matter’s density perturbations under influence of quintessence // Journal of Modern Physics, 2011, v. 2, No 8, pp. 834 – 840.
14. Two-component substance basing the direction dependence of the cosmological deceleration parameter // International Journal of Astronomy and Astrophysics, 2012, v. 2, No 4, pp. 195 – 198.
15. On the dark matter’s halo theoretical description // Journal of Modern Physics, 2012, v. 3, No 5, pp. 377 – 382.
16. Cosmic structure formation after the Big Bang // In monograph “The Big Bang. Theory, Assumptions and Problems”. Ed. J.R.O’Connell, A.L.Hale. / Nova Science Publisher, 2012, pp. 103 – 172.
17. Монография “Движение тел в классических калибровочных полях” / Lambert Academic Publishing, Deutschland, 2012, 270 p. {Monograph “Bodies movement in the classical gauge fields”}.
18. Dark energy in some integrable and nonintegrable FRW cosmological models // International Journal of Modern Physics. D, 2011, v. 20, No. 12, pp. 2419 – 2446 (with Esmakhanova K., Myrzakylov N., Nugmanova G. Myrzakulov R.)
19. The Cherenkov radiation in the galaxy halo of dark matter // International Journal of Astronomy and Astrophysics, 2013, v. 3, No 3; (arXiv:1302.3683v1 [astro-ph. CO]), pp. 285 – 290.
20. On the theory of the two-component gravitational lens // Astronomical and Astrophysical Transactions, 2013, v. 28, issue 2, pp. 87 – 92, (with Avkhunbayeva G.).
21. The Universe Evolution – Global Astrophysical Properties // In the book “The Universe Evolution: Astrophysical and Nuclear Aspects” / Nova Publishers, USA, 2013; ISBN: 978-1-62808-545-7; pp. 429 – 469.
22. Some New Astronomical Consequences of the Dark Matter Conception // In the book “Recent Developments in Dark Matter Research” / Nova Publishers, USA, 2013, (in press).