The Mathematical Physics Department
Phone: 428-42-11
The Head of the Department - Prof. Ural'tseva Nina. N.
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Specializations:
- nonlinear equations with partial derivatives,
- spectral theory of differential operators,
- asymptotic methods.
The Department exists from 1956. Mathematical Physics, notwithstanding its
misleading name, is a part of mathematics, not of
physics, but its roots are in physical theories, which describe the nature.
Its problems, deep and interesting and very complex sometimes, are
generated by different domains of current physics. These are problems of
hydromechanics and mechanics of continuum, investigation of capillarity,
problems of diffusion, of the theory of waveguides and lightguides,
diffraction theory, spectral theory, quantum theory of dissipation, and
physical kinetics.
Lecturers
Prof. N. N. Ural'tseva, Head of the Department, Prizewinner of the State Award.
- Variational Calculus
- Divergent Equations
- Equations of Mathematical Physics
Prof. A. A. Arkhipova.
- Equations of Mathematical Physics
- Functional Analysis
Prof. V. M. Babich.
Prof. V. I. Dergusov.
- Mathematical Physics
- Spectral Theory of Operators
- Theory of Perturbation
- Equations of Mathematical Physics
Ass. Prof S. V. Ivanov
- Algebra and Theory of Numbers
- Geometry and Topology
Ass. prof A. I. Karol'.
- Equations of Mathematical Physics
- Functional Analysis
Ass. prof. Yu.G. Markov.
- Methods of Computation
- Theory of Complex Systems
Ass. prof. A. I. Nazarov.
- Geometry and Topology
- Methods of Mathematical Physics
- Nondivergent Equations
- Symmetry and Asymmetry of Solutions of Nonlinear Equations
- Equations of Mathematical Physics
- Functional Analysis
Prof. V.G. Osmolovskii.
- Variational Problems on Multiple-Phase Mediums
- Introduction to the Theory of Potential
- Equations of Mathematical Physics
The Mathematical Physics Department is a graduate one on the speciality "Mathematics".