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Vladimir Vladimirov

Biography

Diploma in Physics and Applied Mathematics (Novosibirsk University)

PhD-Candidate of Science in Physics and Mathematics (Novosibirsk and Moscow)

DrSci-Doctor of Sciences in Physics and Mathematics (Novosibirsk and Moscow)

Professor Emeritus

Research Interests

Applied Mathematics and Fluid Dynamics with special interests in: Asymptotic and Averaging Methods; Direct Lyapunov Method; Vibrodynamics; Hydrodynamic Stability; Arnold's Stability; Vortex Dynamics; Geophysical Fluid Dynamics; Magneto-Hydrodynamics (MHD); Liquid Crystals; Biological Fluid Dynamics; Microhydrodynamics; Micro-Robots.

Recognition and Awards

  • A special award from the International Astronomy Union: a small planet in the Solar System is named `Vladimir A.Vladimirov'. Reference: Minor Planet Circular No.36654, 20 March 2000. 
  • Visiting Professorships: University of Toronto (1991-2); Cornell University (1992); Caltech (1992); University of Cambridge, DAMTP (1993-4); University of Leeds (1992-3 and 2005-now). Monash University (1996), Tsinghua University, Taipei (1995), Tsinghua University, Beijing (2007), King Fahd University of Petrolium & Minerals (2013); 
  • Honorary Professor: Southern Federal University (1998-now); 
  • Director of the Hull Institute for Mathematical Sciences and Applications (2001-5). 
  • Doctor of Sciences in Physics and Mathematics, Research on Stability of Rotating and Stratified Flows, USSR Academy of Sciences (1989). 
  • Above 150 invited lectures and external seminars at various universities of USA, UK, France, Germany, Denmark, China, Hong Kong, and Russia. 
  • The 1st Prize in Fundamental Sciences of the Siberian Division, USSR Academy of Sciences (1989). 
  • The 1st Prize in Applied Mathematics and Mechanics of the Siberian Division, USSR Academy of Sciences (1986).

Contact details

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