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Lei Xiaolin, male, Han nationality, is a native of Guilin, Guangxi Province. He was born in 1938 and graduated from Beijing University in 1963.

Lei Xiaolin has worked on the research of the electronic transmission and super-conductivity of condensed matter for much of his career. He proposed the idea of the super-conductive coating's dimensional non-local effect together with Professor Wu Hangsheng in the early 1960s. He also set up the -3/2 Law of the critical magnetic field of the super-conductive coating change in accordance with the thickness of the coating and several achievements during his study of the critical temperature theory of the super-conductivity, the alloy's resistance theory and the thermodynamics and optical property of the complex super-conductive system during the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Along with Professor Ding Qinsheng, Lei proposed the transmission theory of the equilibrium equation, which, after years of development, became a method for the transmission research of the semi-conductor's hot-carrier, and which is known internationally as the Lei-Ding Theory.

During the early 1990s Lei also developed the transmission model of the super crystal lattice strip. He set up the hot-carrier transmission equation for any energy spectrum materials in the electrical or magnetic field. Lei recently proposed a new method for the research of the semi-conductor's transmission and optical property under the strong far-infrared radiation. Lei has published over 200 dissertations and compiled several books, including Equilibrium Equation Method for the Semi-Conductor's Transmission.

Lei is an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

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