Science activity

Higher Algebra and Information Security Department

Research Interests:

• Rings and modules. Model theory of modules;
• Combinatorial group theory. Theory of group classes and other algebraic systems;
• Central simple algebras, Brauer groups of fields, Severi-Brauer varieties;
• Number theory. Diophantine approximations, algorithmic number theory;
• Mathematical methods of information security;
• Algorithms of video data compression.

Geometry, Topology and Methods of Teaching Mathematics Department

Main research topics:

• Geometry and arithmetic of algebraic varieties and applications to algebraic K-theory;
• Geometric topology; extensor theory of transformation groups;
• Differential geometry of homogeneous spaces and Lie groups;
• Generalized symmetric spaces;
• Hermitian and generalized Hermitian geometry;
• Structures and constructions of topological spaces.

Web Technologies and Computer Simulations Department

Finite-difference and spectral methods for numerical solving partial differential equations and singular integral equations. Mathematical modeling and numerical simulations in solving physical and engineering problems. Polynomial interpolation of operators and functions of matrix arguments together with associated computational algorithms.

Differential Equations and System Analysis Department

Scientific interests of the department are analytical theory of ordinary and partial differential equations, theory of Painleve equations, isomonodromic deformation of linear differential systems, theory of nonlinear waves and solitons.

Mathematical Cybernetics Department

The main research directions of the Mathematical Cybernetics Department in graph theory are:

• methods of the algebraic graph decomposition theory for solving classification and optimization problems as well as famous conjectures (e.g., Kelly-Ulam reconstruction conjecture, Hartsfield-Ringel conjecture on antimagic graphs);
• graph representation theory as intersection graphs with a particular emphasis on line graphs of hypergraphs;
• methods of characterizing hereditary graph classes by the lists of forbidden induced subgraphs.

Function Theory Department

The main research directions in the Function Theory Department are boundary value problems of the theory of analytic functions on Riemannian surfaces, rational approximation, function spaces, analysis on metric measure spaces.

Functional Analysis Department

Theory of generalized random processes and differential equations with generalized coefficients.

Research area of our department includes stochastic analysis and stochastic differential equations. We investigate stochastic differential equations by using new generalized stochastic processes (mnemoprocesses). In parallel the stochastic calculus of variation or Malliavin calculus for processes with conditionally independent increments was developed. Similar methods of theory of new generalized functions are applied to deterministic differential equations with generalized coefficients.

Also the research interests of Functional Analysis Department members include spaces of functions, distributions and operators therein.

The research on the problem of multiplying distributions lead to the development of a general method to construct algebras of new generalized functions (a.k.a. mnemofunctions). With the use of this theory a detailed research on the equations with Dirac delta-like coefficients has been conducted.

An active research in going on in Analysis over Non-Archimedean metric spaces, in particular, over Non-Archimedean valued fields, and over the number theoretic rings of adeles.

The theory of operator algebras generated by dynamical systems has been  developed. With the use of this theory invertibility conditions and one-sided invertibility conditions are obtained for functional operators. Symbols for non-local pseudo-differential operators has were introduced, necessary and sufficient conditions for their invertibility  and one-sided invertibility were obtained.

Theoretical and Applied Mechanics Department

The important research direction of the department is computer and mathematical modelling of the biological systems behavior under the action of the dynamic and static loads. Based on the obtained results the programs for the supporting of medical procedures, surgical operations and postoperative rehabilitation are developed in the field of dentistry, maxillofacial surgery, cardiology, sensor systems, in particular for the middle ear, as well as surgical cutting of tumor-like lesions of the long bones. These computer programs are used by health institutions and hospitals in Belarus and other countries of the world.