Mark Vishik's seminar at Moscow State University
Mark Vishik started his seminar at Moscow State University in the spring of 1961, at the suggestion of I. M. Gelfand. The seminar ran on Mondays in Room 13-06 of the main building of Moscow State University, starting at 18:00 (initially at 16:00) and lasting for several hours. It featured talks of many world class mathematicians from Russia, France, and other countries. Traditionally, the speakers of the seminars were guests at M. I. Vishik's apartment on the Sunday night, before the seminar. The seminar ran for more than 50 years, until Mark Vishik's death in June 2012.[1] [2] [3] [4]
Mark Iosifovich considered this seminar one of the main achievements of his life. This seminar collected the color of the mathematical community, and speaking at its meetings was considered a great honour. [5]
Talks during the last, 2011–2012 academic year[edit]
| Claude Bardos: About incompressible Euler limit of solutions of Navier—Stokes and Boltzmann equation in the presence of boundary effects. | September 19 |
| Andrey Delitsyn: Boundary and spectral problems for the Maxwell system in a cylinder. | October 3 |
| Alexey Ilyin: Lieb—Thirring inequalities on manifolds. | October 10 |
| Andrey Muravnik: Integral representations and qualitative properties of solutions to functional-differential parabolic equations. | October 17 |
| Vladimir Chepyzhov: On the minimal approach in the theory of global attractors. | October 24, 31 |
| Alexander Komech: Einstein's laws for photoeffect: results and problems. | November 7 |
| Vsevolod Sakbaev: On dynamics of a quantum system with a degenerate Hamiltonian. | November 14 |
| Alexander Skubachevsky: Vlasov equations in half-space. | November 21 |
| Vladimir Vlasov: On some boundary value problems in complex domains. | November 28 |
| Vladimir Chepyzhov: Trajectory attractor in the strong topology for dissipative 2D Euler system. | February 27 |
| Vsevolod Sakbaev: On the averaging of the set of limiting points of divergent sequence of semigroups. | March 5 |
| Pavel Gurevich: Reaction-diffusion equation with hysteresis. | March 12 |
| Natalia Chalkina: Inertial manifolds and the spectral gap condition for hyperbolic equations with dissipation. | March 19 |
| Andrey Fursikov: Parabolic system of normal type, corresponding to the Navier—Stokes system. | March 26 |
| Valery Imaikin: Method of the symplectic projection for the derivation of solitary asymptotics of solutions of partial differential equations. | April 2 |
| Mikhail Agranovich: Remarks on strongly elliptic systems in Lipschitz domains. | April 9 |
| Isabelle Gallagher (Paris): Some recent mathematical results on equatorial waves. | April 16 |
| Sergey Dobrokhotov: Asymptotics of the solutions to the Cauchy problem for the 2D wave equation describing waves, generated by localized sources and trapped by underwater ridges (joint with D.A. Lozhnikov). | April 23 |
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ Agranovich, M.S. (2002), "Mark Vishik's Seminar at Moscow State University", Partial differential equations, Amer. Math. Soc. Transl. Ser. 2, vol. 206, Providence, RI: Amer. Math. Soc., pp. 239–253, doi:10.1090/trans2/206/10, ISBN 9780821833032
- ^ Shubin, Mikhail (2002), "List of selected talks at M. I. Vishik's Seminar in Moscow", Partial differential equations, Amer. Math. Soc. Transl. Ser. 2, vol. 206, Providence, RI: Amer. Math. Soc., pp. 255–278, doi:10.1090/trans2/206/11, ISBN 9780821833032
- ^ Demidovich, B.V. (Демидович, В.Б.) (2008), "Interview with M. I. Vishik (Интервью с М.И.Вишиком)", Memoirs of mechmat alumni (Мехматяне вспоминают) (in Russian), Moscow: Moscow State University, pp. 103–135
{{citation}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) - ^ Demidovich, B.V. (Демидович, В.Б.) (2015). "Interview with M. I. Vishik (Интервью с М.И.Вишиком)". Sem iskusstv (Семь искусств) (in Russian). 1 (15).
{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) - ^ Kerimov, M.K. (Керимов, М.К.) (2014). "In the memory of M. I. Vishik (Памяти Профессора Марка Иосифовича Вишика)". Zh. Vychisl. Mat. Mat. Fiz (in Russian). 54 (1): 171–176. doi:10.7868/S0044466914010098.
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