Prof. Tankeshwar Kumar: Curriculum Vitae
Prof. Tankeshwar Kumar: Curriculum Vitae
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4. EDUCATION QUALIFICATION
Year University/Board Name Main Subjects / Topic of Division
Specialization
Matric 1979 Haryana Board Science, Mathematics, Hindi, First
English, Drawing, History
Pre Engg 1981 Kurukshetra University Physics, Chemistry, Math First
Graduation 1983 Kurukshetra University Physics, Chemistry, Maths First
Post 1985 Panjab University Physics First
Graduation Chandigarh
Ph.D 1990 Panjab University Theoretical Condensed Matter
Chandigarh Physics
Post 1991 ICTP, Trieste, Italy Theoretical Condensed Matter
Doctorate Physics
5. EXPERIENCE
Condensed Matter Physics (31 years, since 1986 including Ph.D)
Nanotechnology (10 years, since 2007)
Information Technology : e-Governance ( >9 years as Director)
Education Administration/Management (17 Years)
Inspection, Accreditation and Assessments (NAAC), ( > 10 years)
6. EMPLOYMENT DETAILS
Post/Designation Institute Name Years Months of Experience Duties
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Associate Professor or Reader, Panjab University, 5 years 8 months Teaching
Equivalent Physics Department (1999-2005) and Research
7. PUBLICATIONS
Numbers of Papers Published 147 (85 at International level: Scopus )
Citations: > 700, h index =17, i10 index =29
8. AWARDS & ACHIEVMENTS
Vidyasagar Award, by the Indian Institute of Oriental Heritage (2017)
Life Time achievement award by Society of analytical Chemist, (2016)
Chairman of committee for preparing Calendar and framework for first Skill University of
Haryana
Appreciation Award by Federation of Corrugated Box Manufacturer (2016)
Higher Education Leadership award by Digital Learning (2016)
Ibush award by Amity University (2015)
Vijay Shree Award
Member, National Academy of Sciences India (Allahabad)
First UGC Professor in the Country under FRP
Associateship of ICTP, Italy from 1997- 2004
Worked as Research Leader at Abdus Salam ICTP, Italy
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10. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Visits Abroad
(1) July 1990 -Sept. 1990 ICTP, Italy
(2) Jan. 1991 to Jan.1992 ICTP, Italy
(3) July 1993 to Aug.1993 ICTP, Italy
(4) July 1995 to Aug.1995 ICTP, Italy
(5) June 1997 to Aug. 1997 ICTP, Italy
(6) 22nd May 2002 to 10th July 2002, ICTP, Italy
(7) May 2004 to July 2004, ICTP, Italy
(8) 17th October, 2009 to 25th October 2009, ICTP, Italy
(9) 5th September 2011 to 17th Sept. 2011, Wien University, Austria
(10) ICTP, Italy, 2011
(11) October, 2013, USA
(12) February, 2016, Vienna
(13) University of Wolkite, Ethiopia 2017
(14) Adobe Leadership Program, Thailand 2017
11. Achievements of Guru Jambheshwar University of Science & Technology, Hisar in my tenure
as Vice- Chancellor
M.Sc (Economics)
E. PURSE grant of about Rs. 10 Crore from DST, New Delhi
F. RUSA grant of about Rs. 21 Crore
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G. TEQIP-III world bank grant of about 7 Crore.
H. 1 MW roof top Solar plant has been instituted (Inaugurated by
Hon’ble Chief Minister Sh. Manohar Lal Ji).
I. First university in the country to provide permission to avail 45 days
maternity leave by the married girl students which finally became the
State policy.
J. Provisions for the following have been made in the University under aegis
of Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Abhiyan:-
(i) Provision of a supernumerary seat for single girl child in all UG/PG
courses run by the University
(ii) Appointment of a Lady Chief Warden for Girls Hostels.
(iii) Appointment of women Coordinator for NSS.
(iv) Extension of Girls Hostel to accommodate about 120 additional girls.
(v) Constitution of Internal Complaint Committee to handle cases of
sexual harassment and grievances of girl students/women
employees.
(vi) Installation of CCTV Cameras to cover entire academic campus of the
University as well as at Hostel gates to inculcate a spirit of security
and confidence amongst girl students.
(vii)Constitution of anti-ragging and anti-eve teasing committees to curb
Ragging/Eve Teasing menace.
K. The University is immensely contributing towards Swachh Bharat
Abhiyan. The University adopted 5 villages in close vicinity of Hisar
under this Abhiyan.
L. Appointment of regular Director, Training and Placement led to
the drastic improvement in Placement of the students of the
University.
M. The following new buildings have been constructed to provide better
facility to the students and research scholars:-
(a) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, Central Instrumentation Lab inaugurated
by Hon,ble Education Minister Sh. Ram Bilas Sharma Ji.
(b) Vivekanand Sadan, Boys Hostel no. 4 inaugurated by Hon’ble
Chief Minister Sh. Manohar Lal Ji
(c) Six additional lecture theatres.
(d) 1st and 2nd floor of Administrative Building.
(e) Extension (Phase-II) to Girls Hostel-4 inaugurated by Hon,ble
Finance Minister Captain Abhimanyu Ji
N. Following new buildings are also nearing final stage of complwtion
(i) Teaching block VIIIth
(ii) Houses for staff
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(iii) Computer Centre
O. Directorate of Public Outreach has been established for effective
branding of the university
P. Establishment of Department of Alumni relations.
Q. Lead role and initiative for Establishment of Hisar Knowledge Hub:- A
cluster of institutes for sharing of resources involving 3 universities,
1 medical college and 5 Central and state govt institutes.
R. Convocation of the University was held. Hon’ble Railway Minister Sh.
Suresh Prabhu was awarded Honorary degree.
S. NBA Accreditation of Six Programmes
(5 programmes M.Tech. (ESE, CSE, ME, ESE. PT)
(4 Programmes of B.Tech CSE, IT, ECE, ME & 2 M.Tech FT & NS&T):
applied
T. The University has signed four significant MoUs and has started
collaborations with
(i) Beijing Graphic Communication Institute, China (17/5/16);
(ii) Zabolotny Institute of Microbiology and Virology, National
Academy of Science, Ukraine (22/5/16);
(iii) Wolkite University, Ethopia (16/3/17)
(iv) Michigan Technological University, Houghton, Michigan, United
States.
U. International Conferences: The University conducted following
International Conferences:-
i. On the occasion of Swaran Jayanti celebration of the State
on Nurturing Human Values: A Perspective of Srimad
Bhagvad Gita during December 8-10, 2016.
ii. Emerging Areas of Environmental Science & Engineering
during February 16-18, 2017.
iii. Symbiotic Development of Mathematical, Physical,
Chemical & Computational Sciences & Symposium on
Recent Advances and Future Directions on Mathematics
in Bio-Sciences during October 28-30, 2017
iv. International conference on Advance in Optics and
Photonics (XLI Conference of Optical Society of India)
during November 23-26, 2017.
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V. Global Initiative for Academic Network (GIAN): The University has been
sanctioned 11 proposals under GIAN till date (Out of which 06 have been
successfully conducted, and 05 other are still under review/conduct
process). Keeping in view relevance and benefits of GIAN Scheme, the
University intends to submit about 25 proposals in the year 2018. Till date
University has successfully conducted following six GIAN-Scheme
Workshop-Courses by inviting foreign faculty:-
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CC. Establishment of Centre for Industry Institute Partnership (CIIP):
CIIP is established to undertake Consultancy Works, encourage quality
research works, Patent of Research Works and to establish rapport with
industries to arrange various training works for the students etc.
DD. Sports: In sports field, the University is striving hard to provide good
quality sports facilities and environment to the students. A Shooting
Range has been established in the University to enable the interested
students to show their talent in shooting. A new Gym has also been
established in addition to the previous one, separate enclosures have
been provided for gents and ladies in the Gym Hall. In addition, the
University has proposed construction of a World class Cricket Stadium.
EE. Alumni Association:- The University has formed a Alumni Relation
department. Dean, Alumni relations has been appointed. Its first meeting was
conducted in 2016. The second meeting will be held in March 2018.
IT Initiative (1) Executed Gigabit and Wi-Fi project of the PU campus, VPN
to all colleges
(2) Online Entrance test forms and admissions at PU campus
(3) Computer Incharge of various Entrance tests
(4) Computer Incharge of admission of whole Punjab
for B.Ed , B.Com (PU)
(5) Introduced dynamical website of PU, high speed networking
at PU, Intranet.
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Courses Taught: (1) Mathematical Physics (M.Sc)
(2) Statistical Physics (M.Sc)
(3) Computational Physics (M.Sc)
(4) Electromagnetic Theory and General Theory of
Relativity (M.Sc)
(5) Classical Electrodynamics (M.Sc)
(6) Classical Mechanics (M.Sc)
(7) Condensed Matter Physics (M.Sc)
(8) Physics of Materials (B.Sc)
(9) Scientific Computer Simulation (M.Tech: Nano Science and
Technology)
(6)
(10) Computer Oriented numerical and Statistical Method
(11) Mathematical Physics (B.Sc )
Post- Doctoral 1. Dr. Rajinder Moudgil (Now Professor, and Chairman Kurukshetra
Students: Univ.)
2. Dr. Jyoti Sood (Lecturer, UIET, PU, Chandigarh)
3. Dr. Ashok Kumar ( Assistant Professor at Central University of
Punjab)
Membership/Coordinators:
Member IQAC, Panjab University, Chandigarh .
Member, National Academy of Sciences, India (Allahabad)
Life member of I.Sc.Congress, IPA, IAPT, PASc
Supercomputing Facility at PU (Tifac)
Member syndicate (PU) (2002), (2006 upto May)
Member of Senate PU (2000-2004 and 2004-2006)
Member, Science Faculty (2000-06)
Member, Medical faculty (2004-06)
Member Board of Studies in Physics (2000-2002)
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Member Academic Council, PU (2004-2006)
Member Board of Finance, PU (2005,06 upto May)
Member Research Promotion Committee and other committees of PU.
Member, Equivalence committee (2005-09)
Member board of studies of Physics, Nanotechnology Bioinformatics (PU),
Library Science
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(xxviii) Nanofluidics, DAV College Abohar.
(xxix) PC Troubleshooting, Nano Technology and Computers. Refresher course
in IT. (two lectures) 2009
(xxx) PC Troubleshooting, Nano Technology and Computers. Refresher course
in IT. (16th Sept., 2010)
(xxxi) Challenges in Adopting ICT in Education (6th June, 2013) PU, Chandigarh
(xxxii) Virtual Class room (7th June. 2013) PU, Chandigarh
(xxxiii) ICT in education, DCSA 5th September, 2013.
(xxxiv) PC troubleshooting
(xxxv) Trouble Shooting with Windows 8, 2014
(xxxvi) Turnitin Software, 2014
(xxxvii) Keynote speaker at DAV College, Ambala (2015)
(xxxviii) Keynote speaker at SD Govt. College, Ludhiana (2015)
(xxxix) Inaugural address at Dept. of Physics (March 2015)
(xl) Two lectures in workshop on computational physics at SD College Ambala
(31st March,2015)
(xli) Technology in Education: Seminar on New Education Policy. (21st March,
2015)
(xlii) Modeling and simulation of nanoscale systems and devices, NITTTR,
Chandigarh 20-05-2015,
(xliii) Technology enabled Teaching and Transparency (7th June, 2015, PURC,
Ludhiana)
(xliv) Research Ready University 2016
(xlv) Ramayana Retold Through Scientific Evidences, Vighyan Bharti
Chandigarh April 2017.
(xlvi) Gurukul to THE ranked institute, HRDC Delhi University, (2017)
Personal:
Father Name: Late Sh. Jesa Ram
Mother Name Late Smt. Daya Wanti
Residence: Vice- Chancellor Residence,
Guru Jambheshwar University of Science of Technology,
Hisar- 125001 and
F-23, Sector 25, Chandigarh-160014
Marital Status: Married.
Children: Two (One son and one daughter)
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Summary of Research Publications/citations
(Tankeshwar Kumar)
International Journals 91
Journal Name Number of Impact
Publications Factor
Chemical Society Review , RSC London 01 34.09
Prog. Energy Combust. Sci. 01 17.38
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, RSC, 02 4.449
London
Physical Review (USA) 16 2.28
J.Phys: Condensed Matter (UK) 23 2.209
J.Chem. Phys. (USA) 03 3.149
Phys. Chem. Liq. ( UK) 16 0.621
Nanotechnology (UK) 02 3.446
Solid State Communication (UK) 01 1.632
Mat. Sci. Forum (Germany) 01 0.399
Mod. Phys.Lett. B(Singapore) 01 0.471
Pramana (India) 01 0.274
Review Articles in books 03 -
Europian Physical Journal B 01 0.608
Others 06
Conference/Symposium/Internal reports etc. 56
Total number of publications: 147
Average Per Year Publications in International Journal >3
h index =17,
i-10 index= 28,
Citations ~ 700.
(Source: ISI of WEB,Google Scholar):
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Research Publications
(Dr. Tankeshwar Kumar)
1. Carbon Nanotubes: A potential material for energy conversion and storage (2018), Sandeep
Kumar, Monika Nehra, Deepak Kedia, Neeraj Dilbaghi, K. Tankeshwar, and Ki-Hyun Kim, Prog.
Energy Combust. Sci. (64), 219-253.http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.pecs.2017.10.005 (IF: 17.382)
4. Hidden Markov Model for quantitative prediction of snowfall and analysis of hazardous
snowfall events over Indian Himalaya, JC Joshi, K Tankeshwar, S Srivastava
Journal of Earth System Science 126 (3), 33, (2017)
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11. Electronic Structure Engineering of Various Structural Phases of Phosphorene
S Kaur, A Kumar, S Srivastava, K Tankeshwar, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
(2016)
13. Pressure and electric field-induced metallization in ZrX2 (X=S, Se, Te) Bilayers (Ashok
Kumar, Haiying He, Ravindra Pandey, P. K. Ahluwalia and K. Tankeshwar) Physical
Chemistry Chemical Physics 17, 19215, (2015),
15. Statc and Dynamic effects of confinement on Diffusion (Reena Devi, Sunita Srivastava, K.
Tankeshwar) Phys. Chem. Liq (2014) 636, 52.
16. Longitudinal and Volume viscosity of fluid confined to nanochannel (Ishu Goyal, A.H. M
Zaheri, Sunita Srivastava, and K.Tankeshwar) Phys. Chem. Liq. (2013).
17. Role of Triplet Correlations in anomalous self –diffusion coefficient (Gaganpreet, Sunita
Srivastava, K. Tankeshwar ) Chem, Phys. 2012.
18. Controlling Diffusion by Varying Width of Layers in Nano Channel (Ishu Goyal, Sunita
Srivastava, K. Tankeshwar) Nano-Micro Letters 2012, 4(3), 154-157
19. Effect of Roughness of Confining Surface on Diffusive Motion of Fluid (K. Tankeshwar
and Sunita Srivastava) Micro Nano Systems, 4, 25-28 2012.
21. Dynamics of fluids contained in Nano cube (Reena Devi, Sunita Srivastava,
K.Tankeshwar) Nano Biomedicine Engineering 3 47 (2011)
22. Flow of fluid in Nanotube with rectangular cross section (Reena Devi, Jyoti Sood, Sunita
Srivastava and K.Tankeshwar) Microfluidics and Nanofluidics, 737, 2010
23. Effect of Mass on Shear Viscosity of Binary Fluid Mixture confined to Nanochannel
(Roahn Kaushal, Sunita Srivastava and K.Tankeshwar) Int. Journ. Nanosci. 8 (2009)
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25. Longutudinal and Bulk Viscosities of Binary Fluid Mixture( AHM Zaheri, Sunita
Srivastava, K.Tankeshwar) Euro. Phys. Jour. B (published 5th March 2008)
26. Dynamical model for restricted diffusion in Nano Channels (K. Tankeshwar and Sunita
Srivastava) Nanotechnology 18 485714 (2007)
27. Dynamical Structure Factor of Liquid Li, Na and Al, Shaminder Singh, Jyoti Sood and K.
Tankeshwar, J. Non. Cryst. Solid 353, 3134 ( 2007) .
28. Theoretical Evaluation of Bulk Viscosity : Relaxation Time (A.H.M. Zaheri, Sunita
Srivastava, K. Tankeshwar) Phys. Rev. E 76 041204 (2007)
30. The heat current density correlation function: sum rules and thermal conductivity,
Shaminder Singh, K.Tankeshwar, K.N. Pathak and S.Ranganathan J. Phys.:
Condens. Matter 18 No 4 (2006) 1395-1401
31. Transport properties of expanded rubidium: Potential Dependence, Raman Sharma and
K.Tankeshwar Phys.Chem. Liq. 44, 387, (2006)
32. Many body Correlations versus mode-coupling effects in dynamics of dense gases
Puneet Sharma and K.Tankeshwar, Phys.Rev. E 72, 051204 (2005)
33. Dynamical Correlations in coupled electron-electron and electron hole quantum wire
(L.K. Saini, K.Tankeshwar, and R.K. Moudgil) Phys.Rev.B. 70 075302 (2004)
34. Reply to comments on “Collective density excitations in liquid Li,Na and Al”
Shaminder Singh and K. Tankeshwar Phys.Rev.E 70, 013202 (2004)
36. Collective density excitations in liquid Li,Na and Al. ,Shaminder Singh and K.
Tankeshwar Phys.Rev.E 012201 (2003)
37. Shear Viscosity of Binary Fluids: Mass Dependece, Rohan Kushal and K. Tankeshwar
Phys.Rev. E 011201(2003)
38. Binary and Multiparticle Contributions to the Velocity autocorrelation function (Puneet
Sharma, K.Tankeshwar, K.N. Pathak and S.Ranganathan) Phys.Rev.E 021202 (2003)
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39. Derivation of Memory Function from Mori’s Equation (Shaminder Singh, Sunita
Srivastava, C.N. Kumar and K.Tankeshwar) Phys.Chem. Liq. 41, 567 (2003)
40. Longitudinal and bulk viscosity of expanded Rubidium (A.H. M. Zaher, Sunita Srivastava,
K.Tankeshwar) J.Phys.: Condens. Matter, 6683 (2003)
41. Current Correlation Function of ideal Fermi Gas at Finite Temperature, .R.P. Kaur,
K.Tankeshwar, and K.N. Pathak, Parmana 2002, 703-711
42. Sech (bt) form of the memory function, Shaminder Singh, C.N. Kumar and
K.Tankeshwar Modern Physics Letter B 19 739 (2002)
43. Wave Vector dependent shear viscosity of expanded Rb, Saroj K. Sharma and
K.Tankeshwar Indian J.Phys. 47A 329 (2000).
44. Collective Modes in Liquid Metals, Saroj K. Sharma and K. Tankeshwar JPAS Vol.2,
289 (2000)
46. Estimation of Bulk Viscosity of Expanded Rb, Sunita Srivastava and K.Tankeshwar,
Phys. Chem. Liq 37 351 (1999)
47. Coupled Charged Bose Quantum Wires, R.K. Moudgil, K.Tankeshwar , K.N. Pathak
and S.Ranganathan, J.Phys. Condensed Matter 11, 3413 (1999).
48. A Molecular Dynamics Study of Cesium Along Vopur Pressure Curve, S. Ranganathan,
K. Tankeshwar and K.N. Pathak, Phys.Chem.Liq. 37, 237 (1999)
50. Sum Rules and Density Response of a 2D charged Bose Fluid, R. K. Moudgil K.
Tankeshwar and K.N. Pathak, Phys. Chem. Liq. 37 89 (1999)
51. Binary collision contribution to transverse current correlation function of dense fluids,
Rajneesh K. Sharma, K. Tankeshwar, K.N.Pathak , S. Ranganathan and R.E. Johnson,
J.Chem.Phys. 108, 2919 (1998)
52. Inverse Shear Viscosity(fluidity) Scaled with melting point properties: Almost Universal
Behaviour of Heavier Alkali Metals, K.Tankeshwar and N.H.March, Phys. Chem. Liq.
(1998)
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53. Dynamical Correlations in Charged Bose gas, K.Tankeshwar, B.Tanatar and M.P. Tosi,
Phys.Rev.B 57 8854 (1998)
54. Mutual Diffusion in Binary System Raman Sharma and K.Tankeshwar J.Chem.Phys.
108 2601 (1998)
55. Binary collision contribution to longitudinal current correlation function of dense fluids-
Numerical Results, K.N.Pathak , S. Ranganathan and R.E.Johnson, Rajneesh K. Sharma,
K.Tankeshwar Phys. Rev. E. 57 6195 (1998).
57. Static and Dynamical Properties of two dimensional charged bose fluid, R.K.Moudgil,
P.K.Ahluwalia, K. Tankeshwar and K.N.Pathak , Phys.Rev.B 55 544 (1997)
60. Shear Viscosity of Expanded Rubidium, Saroj K. Sharma and K. Tankeshwar J.Phys:
Condensed Matter 9 6185 (1997)
61. Relation between electrical and thermal conductivity in charged condensed phases, K.
Tankeshwar , N.H.March, Phys.Chem. Liq. 31, 39 (1996)
62. Model for self diffusion coefficient, Raman Sharma and K. Tankeshwar , Phys. Chem.
Liq.32 , 225 (1996)
64. Time Correlation functions of classical fluids: A self consistent approach, Rajneesh
K.Sharma, R.K.Moudgil and K.Tankeshwar, Phys.Rev. E 54 3652(1996)
65. Longitudinal and bulk viscosities of Lennard Jones fluids K. Tankeshwar, K.N.Pathak
and S.Ranganathan J.Phys.: Condensed Matter 8 , 10847(1996)
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67. Binary collision contribution to transverse current correlation function, Rajneesh
K.Sharma, K. Tankeshwar, K.N.Pathak and S.Ranganathan, Materials Science Fourum
223 -224 23 (1996)
68. Realization of hyperbolic secant memory function, K. Tankeshwar and K.N. Pathak,
J.Phys.:Condensed Matter 7, 5729 (1995)
71. Analytical solution of Mori's equation with hyperbolic secant memory, K. Tankeshwar
and K.N.Pathak, J.Phys.: condens. Matter 6 , 591, (1994)
72. Generalized negative bulk viscosity of liquids, K. Tankeshwar , J.Phys. Condens. Matter
6 9295 (1994)
73. Transport coefficient of classical dense fluids: A simple approach, Rajneesh K. Sharma,
K. Tankeshwar and K.N. Pathak, J.Phys.: Condensed Matter 7, 537 (1994)
74. Self diffusion coefficient and force auto correlation function, Rajneesh K. Sharma,
K. Tankeshwar and K.N. Pathak, Phys. Chem.Liq. 29 59 (1994)
76. Theory of Chemla effect in Li(K)Cl, K.Tankeshwar and M.P.Tosi, Solid State
Communication 84, 1/2, 245(1992
77. The deviation of pair potential from the potential of mean force in molten Na
near Freezing, K. Tankeshwar and N.H.March, Phys. Chem. Liq., 25 59 (1992)
78. A simple model for the calculation of self diffusion, K. Tankeshwar, B. Singla and
K.N.Pathak, J. Phys. Condens. Matter, 3, 3173-3182(1991).
79. Self diffusion on isotopic fluids, K.Tankeshwar, Phys. Chem. Liq. 24, 21(1991).
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82. Bulk viscosity and relations between transport coefficient, K. Tankeshwar Phys.
Chem. Liq. 24, 91(1991).
83. Ionic diffusion in the double layer at model electrode/molten salt interface,
K. Tankeshwar and M.P.Tosi, J. Phys, : Condens. Matter 3, 9817(1991).
86. Dynamical structure factor fluid Ar, K. Tankeshwar, K.N. Pathak and S. Ranganathan,
Phys. Chem. Liq. 22, 75-88(1990).
87. Energy current density correlation function -I Frequency sum rules, K.Tankeshwar,
K.N. Pathak, and S. Ranganathan J. Phys. : Condens. Matter 1, 6193-6202 (1989).
91. Self diffusion coefficient of Lennard Jones Fluids, K.Tankeshwar , K. N. Pathak and
S. Ranganathan, J. Phys. C: Solid State Phys. 20, 5749-5757 (1987).
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95. Binary Cluster Dynamics of Fluids, K.N. Pathak and K. Tankeshwar in Condensed
Matter Physics, edited by B.K. Aggarwal and Hari Prakash (Narosa Publishing House)
289 (1999).
Internal Reports
97. Bulk stress auto-correlation in simple liquids:-Sum rules, K. Tankeshwar Rajiv
Bhandari and K.N.Pathak, ICTP report IC/90/314 (1990).
98. Collective Density Excitation in Liquid Sodium, Rajneesh K. Sharma, R.K. Moudgil,
K.Tankeshwar , ICTP report IC/97/186 (1997)
99. Algebraic Relaxation of a Time Correlation Function (Sunita Srivastava, C N Kumar, and
K.Tankeshwar) ICTP report (2004)
100. Effect of elasticity of wall on diffusion in nano channel K. Tankeshwar and Sunita
Srivastava, AIP Conf. Proc. 1591, 323 (2014)
102. Effect of Electrically Charged Confinement on Diffusion of Ionic Fluid. Ishu Goyal,
Sunita Srivastava and K. Tankeshwar Int. Conf .in Conden. Matter and Nanomat. (23-
26 Feb. 2011)
104. Anomalous behavior of Mori’s coefficients for the Gaussian core Fluid. Gaganpreet,
Sunita Srivastava and K. Tankeshwar. Int. Conf .in Conden. Matter and Nanomat. (23-26
Feb. 2011)
105. Collective dynamics of Liquid Potassium near melting point Ishu Goyal, Jyoti Sood,
Sunita Srivastava and K Tankeshwar DAE Sym. 2010.
106. Dynamics of a fluid in a nanotube Reena Devi, Sunita Srivastava and K Tankeshwar.
DAE sym. 2010.
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107. Self –Diffusion of Fluid Flowing through Rectangular Nanochannel ( Reena Devi,
Sunita Srivastava and K. Tankeshwar) Proceeding 74th DAE Symp. Vol 54, 421 (2009)
ISBN 818372054-4
111. Bulk Viscosity of two component fluids (A.H.M. Zaheri and K. Tankeshwar)
NCMA-2004, Kurukshetra (2004)
114. Dynamics of Molten Sodium: Memory Function Approach (Shaminder Singh , Jyoti
Sood and K.Tankeshwar) DAE Symposium (2003)
115. Wigner Crystallization in coupled Electron-Hole Quantum wire systems L.K. Saini,
K.Tankeshwar and R.K. Moudgil, DAE Symposium (2003).
117. Stress Correlation Function in binary liquid mixture, Rohan Kaushal and
K.Tankeshwar, DAE Symposium, Chandigarh, (2002)
119. Effect of interaction potential on self diffusion coefficient, Raman Sharma and
K.Tankeshwar National conference in Guahati (2001)
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121. Transverse Current Correlation Function in Liquid Metal, Saroj K. Sharma and
K.Tankeshwar , Conference on Recent Development in Disordered Material
(2001), Published in ‘Disordered Material’ Narosa page 249 (2003)
122. Transverse Dynamics of Ideal Fermi Gas at Finite Temperature, R.P. Kaur
K.Tankeshwar and K.N. Pathak, Conference on Recent Development in Disordered
Material (2001)
123. Shear Viscosity of Classical Fluids, Shaminder Singh, C.N. Kumar, K.Tankeshwar
DAE Symposium, Bombay (2001)
124. Wave Vector dependent shear viscosity of expanded Rb (Saroj K. Sharma, and
K.Tankeshwar in National Conference at Guahati (1999)
125. Theory for the Transport Coefficients of Dense Fluids (Onkar Singh, K.Tankeshwar
and K.N. Pathak) in National Conference at Guahati,(1999)
128. Diffusion in Isotopic Fluid (Raman Sharma, K. Tankeshwar and K.C. Sharma )
Proc. of Solid State Physics Symp. Vol 41 241, (1998).
129. Mutual Diffusion in Ar-Kr system (Raman Sharma and K. Tankeshwar) DAE sym.
(1997)
131. Ionic diffusion in model metal-molten salt solution, Raman Sharma, and K.
Tankeshwar Solid State Phys.Sym.(1996)
133. A new theoretical approach for liquid glass transition, K.Tankeshwar, R.K.Moudgil,
Rajneesh K.Sharma, K.N.Pathak and S.Ranganathan, International conference on physics
of disordered matterial, Jaipur,(1996)
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134. Fractal analysis of particle trajectories in 2D classical electron fluid R.K.Moudgil,
Rajneesh K. Sharma, K. Tankeshwar, K.N. Pathak, Solid State Phys. Sym. 38C, 348
(1995)
136. On the model of glass transition (Rajneesh K. Sharma, Sunita Srivastava and K.
Tankeshwar National seminar on disordered Material, Jaipur (1994)
138. Information theory for the calculation of transport coefficients of classical fluids,
K.Tankeshwar and Sunita Srivastava, Solid State Phys.Sym. 36C (1993)
140. Longitudinal and bulk viscosity of Lennard Jones Fluids, K.Tankeshwar, K.N.Pathak
and S.Ranganathan, International Conference on Relaxation Phenomena, Madrid, Spain
(1993)
141. Monte Carlo study of Diffusion In lattice gas, K. Tankeshwar and N.V.Lein, Solid
State Phys. Symp.35C (1992).
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SPECIFIC RESEARCH CONTRIBUTION
The work done over nearly two decades makes distinct contributions to our understanding of
atomic motions in liquids. Several exact sum rules have been derived for the dynamical
correlation functions of momentum currents and energy current density fluctuations. These
results have been used to make acceptable predictions of the transport coefficients of
classical fluids. Mass and concentration dependence of transport properties in mixture of
fluids has been studied to provide results in agreement with experimental results. One of the
important contribution is to show that self-diffusion of a massive tracer in a fluid has a
limiting value which has been confirmed later on by group at University in UK.
Binary collision contribution to the memory function of current correlation functions
for a fluid, particles of which are interacting via continuous potential, is an important
contribution to the development of complete microscopic theory for classical many body
system. A method has been developed to add systematically higher order terms of binary
contribution to time correlation function. It has been shown for the first time that Mode-
Coupling contribution is one of the way of expressing contribution due to many body
correlations.
A simple model for diffusion coefficient developed by us has been successfully
applied by others and by us to systems like LJ fluids, Yukawa fluid, molten salt, Chemla
mixture, super ionic conductors, inert liquid mixture and confined fluids.
Inclusion of dynamical correlations in many body theory of electron and Bose systems
has brought theoretical results quite closer to experimental/computer simulation results.
Self-diffusion coefficients of a fluid confined to slab and cylindrical geometries at
nano-scale with varying widths have been studied by considering different density profiles. It
is shown that confinement to nano length scale results in anisotropic diffusion and the
diffusion coefficient is directly dependent on the width of the channel and the density profile.
Recently we have developed a model for restricted diffusion in nano-channels. The model is
built on the consideration that the confinement affects molecular motion. The model
introduces the concept of microscopic (local) self-diffusion coefficient which varies as a
function of distance from the walls of the channel. As one moves towards the confining walls
of nanotubes the self diffusion coefficient decreases, affecting the fluidity of the fluid in a
nano-channel. It has also been proved by proposing model that denser fluid provides an
additional artificial wall which restricts the flow of fluid in a narrow channel. Relevance of
the work to the human health care.
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