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В. Гаршев // Российские нанотехнологии. — 2016. — Т. 11, № 1-2. — С. 27–34.123БлагодарностиАвтор выражает благодарность:Шапореву А.С. за обучение практическим аспектам методов исследования полупроводниковых наноматериалов, в том числе основам фотокаталитических экспериментов, Елисееву А.А.и Петухову Д.И. за обучение работе с разнообразным научным оборудованием, а также за помощьв интерпретации получаемых результатов, Шаталовой Т.Б., Евдокимову П. и Ёрову Х. за помощьв проведении термогравиметрии, Шляхтину О.А. за проведение сублимационной сушки большого количества препаратов, Колесник И.В. за проведение ИК-спектроскопии, Васильеву Р.Б.
заплодотворную дискуссию по теме работы, Субботину Д.П. за помощь в освоении языка программирования Python, Акиншину А. за предоставление LATEX шаблона диссертации и автореферата соформлением по ГОСТ Р 7.0.11-2011 под свободной лицензией CC BY 4.0, David Nečas (Yeti) заоперативное внесение дополнений в исходный код программы Gwyddion, Козлову Д.А., Судьину В.В. и Хазовой К.М. за помощь в работе, Гаршеву А.В.
за научное руководство и обучениеработе на различных электронных микроскопах, а также всему коллективу группы электронноймикроскопии и лаборатории неорганического материаловедения.Кроме того, автор выражает глубокую признательность родным и близким за моральнуюподдержку..
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