Yuri Y Tarasevich

Date of birth: 1963 - August - 16

Position: Head of Lab., Laboratory of Mathematical Modeling and IT in Science and Education,

2006–2016 Head of Chair, Chair of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science,

Astrakhan State University

Education:

Rostov State University, Rostov-on-Don, Russia

- 11.1988–11.1991, PhD (Solid State Physics)

- 09.1980–06.1985, Dipl. Physicist

- Awards: Price in Science and Engineering of Governor of Astrakhan Region (2003).

FIELD OF INTERESTS

Computational Physics, Mathematical Modeling, and Computer Simulation:

- Dehydration Self-Organization and Pattern Formation in the Biological Fluids;

- Percolation Theory and Its Applications;

- Condensed Matter Physics (Phase Transitions).

ICT in Education (Physics and Mathematics):

- virtual laboratories (Java Applets, MATLAB Web Server)

- mathematical packages (Mathcad, Maple, MATLAB, Origin, Scilab, etc)

POST GRADUATE STUDENTS

1. Elena Manzhosova, thesis (2005): Modeling of Phase Transitions in Complex Perovskite-type Oxides: Percolation Approach.

2. Irina Ponomareva, thesis (2006): Development of Virtual Laboratory for Mathematical Modeling in Natural Science.

3. Tatyana Panchenko, thesis (2007): Comparative analysis of efficiency of genetic algorithms and Metropolis' algorithm in the problems of solid state physics.

4. Viktoriya Zelepukhina, thesis (2008): Data handling and visualization in the virtual laboratories of remote access based on model-oriented approach.

5. Irina Bubenshchikova, thesis (2010): Programm-methodical complex as method of increase of quality of teaching in the area of mathematical modeling.

6. Valentina Cherkasova, thesis (2010): Computer Simulations of concentration phase transitions in the systems of anisotrop particles upon ordering factors.

7. Olga Isakova, thesis (2011): Modeling of transfer processes and dynamics of the phase boundaries in desiccated drops laden with nano- and micro-particles.

8. Mohamed Soror Abdel Latif, thesis (2011): Modeling of the waves and hydrodynamical flows in the biological uids.