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This network shows the impact of papers produced by Georgi Vodev. Nodes represent research fields, and links connect fields that are likely to share authors. Colored nodes show fields that tend to cite the papers produced by Georgi Vodev. The network helps show where Georgi Vodev may publish in the future.
Co-authorship network of co-authors of Georgi Vodev
This figure shows the co-authorship network connecting the top 25 collaborators of Georgi Vodev.
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Ammari, Kaïs & Georgi Vodev. (2009). Boundary Stabilization of the Transmission Problem for the Bernoulli-Euler Plate Equation. 11(5). 39–49–39–49.11 indexed citations
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Cardoso, F. F., Claudio Cuevas, & Georgi Vodev. (2009). Dispersive Estimates for the Schrödinger Equation with Potentials of Critical Regularity. 11(5). 57–70–57–70.2 indexed citations
Cardoso, F. F., Claudio Cuevas, & Georgi Vodev. (2008). Weighted Dispersive Estimates for Solutions of the Schrödinger Equation. Bulgarian Digital Mathematics Library (BulDML) at IMI-BAS (Institute of Mathematics and Informatics). 34(1). 39–54.
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Cuevas, Claudio & Georgi Vodev. (2006). L p′–L p decay estimates of solutions to the wave equation with a short-range potential. Asymptotic Analysis. 46(1). 29–42.3 indexed citations
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Cardoso, F. F., Claudio Cuevas, & Georgi Vodev. (2005). Dispersive Estimates of Solutions to the Wave Equation with a Potential in Dimensions Two and Three. Bulgarian Digital Mathematics Library (BulDML) at IMI-BAS (Institute of Mathematics and Informatics). 31(4). 263–278.6 indexed citations
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Vodev, Georgi. (2003). Semi-Classical Propagation of Singularities on Riemannian Manifolds without Boundary and Applications. 5(3). 306–329.1 indexed citations
Cardoso, F. F., Georgi Vodev, & Vesselin Petkov. (2002). ON THE STABILIZATION OF THE WAVE EQUATION BY THE BOUNDARY. Bulgarian Digital Mathematics Library (BulDML) at IMI-BAS (Institute of Mathematics and Informatics). 28(3). 233–240.5 indexed citations
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Vodev, Georgi. (2000). ON THE EXPONENTIAL BOUND OF THE CUTOFF RESOLVENT. Bulgarian Digital Mathematics Library (BulDML) at IMI-BAS (Institute of Mathematics and Informatics). 26(1). 49–58.6 indexed citations
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Vodev, Georgi. (1999). On the Uniform Decay of the Local Energy. Bulgarian Digital Mathematics Library (BulDML) at IMI-BAS (Institute of Mathematics and Informatics). 25(3). 191–206.22 indexed citations
Vodev, Georgi. (1997). Existence of Rayleigh resonances exponentially close to the real axis. French digital mathematics library (Numdam). 67(1). 41–57.9 indexed citations
Stefanov, Plamen & Georgi Vodev. (1994). Distribution of resonances for the Neumann problem in linear elasticity outside a ball. French digital mathematics library (Numdam). 60(3). 303–321.11 indexed citations
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