About the School

Web site: http://www-mechmath.univer.kharkov.ua/

The School of Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics trains bachelors (term of study – 4 years) in the fields:

  1. Mechanical Engineering
  2. Mathematics
  3. Applied Mathematics
  4. Information Science.

The master’s and specialist’s degrees are provided on the basis of bachelor’s (term of study - 1 year) in the fields: 1) Mechanical Engineering - 2) Mathematics - with qualification of Mathematics, Teacher of Mathematics and Information Science" 3) Applied Mathematics 4) Information Science - with qualification of Information Science, Teacher of Mathematics and Information Science."

Training is either state ordered or on a contract basis. The School currently has enrolled more than 740 students and 15 graduate students for full-time and correspondence study, including 5 foreign citizens.

High level of education at the School of Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics is promoted through scientific cooperation of the School with scientists from universities and research institutes from Ukraine and abroad.

Highly professional creative atmosphere at the School has attracted gifted and talented young people.

History

The glorious history of the School, successful development of Mathematics and Mechanical Engineering,fundamental training of students origate from 1804, from the Department of Pure Mathematics and Applied Mathematics, the Department of Physical and Mathematical Sciences. The School created deep traditions of devoted work and love for Mathematics. These traditions come from the first Full Professor of Mathematics in Kharkiv University - Tymofiy F. Osypovskyi (1765-1832), who worked at the university from 1803 to 1822 and was President of the University in 1813-1820. Among the first alumni of the University was an outstanding mathematician, academician of the Petersburg Academy of Sciences M.V. Ostrogradskyi (1801-1862). Further mathematical traditions were developed and supported by the effort of outstanding scientists, such as V.G. Imshenetskyi (1832-1892), K.M. Andreev (1848-1921), O.M. Lyapunov (1857-1918), V.A. Steklov (1864-1926), D.M. Syntsov (1867-1946), S.N. Bernshteyn (1880-1968). The School of Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics was formed in 1961. Its first dean - PhD. D.Z. Hordevskyi (1901-1979).

The scientific and pedagogical activity of highly qualified scientists and professors of the School is well-known, they are: N.I. Akhiezer (1901-1980), Ya.P. Blank (1903-1988), V.M. Borok (1931-2004), V.L. Herman (1914-1964), G.A. Dombrowskyi (1920-1996). G.I. Drinfeld (1908-2000), E.M. Zhmud (1918-2008), B.Ya. Levin (1906-1993), M.S. Livshyts (1917-2007), V.M. Maysel (1900-1943), V.P. Petrenko (1936-1988), O.Ya. Povzner (1915-2008), O.V. Pogorelov (1919-2002), A.K. Sushkevych (1889-1961), I.V. Sukharevskyy (1923-2000), I.E. Tarapov (1926-2002), I.Yu. Chudynovych (1949-2010), V.G. Drinfeld, M.Y. Kadets, Yu.I. Lyubych, S.A. Masalov, Y.V. Ostrovskyy, Yu.K. Sirenko.

In our time, creative atmosphere of The School of Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics support outstanding scientists and professors, such as academicians O.V. Marchenko and V.S. Deyneka, corresponding members O.A. Borysenko, I.D. Chueshov, Professors V.D. Gordevskyy, H.M. Zholtkevych, V.I. Korobov, A.G. Rutkas, S.Yu. Favorov, A.A. Yantsevych, L.A. Vlasenko, Yu.V.Gandel, A.P. Gryshyn, V.K. Dubovyy, V.O. Zolotarev, I.I. Marchenko, B.V. Novikov, M.F. Patsehon, H.M. Sklyar, V.O. Shcherbyna, and prominent scholars and professors, researchers of other Research Institutes and other educational institutions - academicians L.A. Pastur, Ye.Ya. Khruslov, Professors A.G. Boev, S.V. Yershov, B.Ya. Kantor, V.M. Kontorovich and others.




The photo (from left to right): O.A. Borysenko, L.A. Pastur, Ye.Ya. Khruslov, A.D. Myshkis, V.O. Marchenko, V.I. Korobov, M.O. Azarenkov, H.M. Zholtkevych.



Victorious work of scholars and professors of the School is glorified by the most prestigious awards, prizes, medals, honors, grants, commendations. In particular, Academician O.V. Pogorelov is the laureate of the USSR State Prize, the USSR International Prize of M.I. Lobachevskyi, the Lenin Prize of the USSR, Academician V.O. Marchenko is the laureate of the Lenin Prize of the USSR, was awarded a gold medal of V.I. Vernadsky National Academy of Sciences, Corresponding Member O.A. Borysenko is the laureate of the Prize of N.M. Krylov National Academy of Sciences, was awarded the “Order of Merit" of III degree, is awarded the State Prize of Ukraine, PhD. V.G. Drinfeld is the laureate of the Fildsov Prize, PhD A.G. Rutkas is awarded the Medal "For Labour Valour", the State Prize of Ukraine, PhD V.I. Korobov is awarded the gold medal of S.P. Korolev of the Russian Academy of Astronautics.

Today scientific research, education, methodological and organizational work of the School is provided by 106 professors - professionals, among them are - four academicians and two corresponding members of the National Academy of Sciences, 20 Doctors of Sciences and 60 PhDs. There are nine departments at the School.

Science, branches

Scientists and professors of the Mathematics and Mechanical Engineering School have the most significant discoveries in various fields of mathematics, are the founders of many schools in Kharkiv, Kyiv, St. Petersburg and other cities. Each Mathematics and Mechanical Engineering School performs various kinds of research in several fundamental directions. At the Department of Geometry (headed by the Corresponding Member of NASU O.A. Borysenko): research is conducted in several new directions: geometry of submanifold in Finsler space, average curvature flows, geometry of foliations and distributions, harmonic mappings and Grassmann’s image in Lie groups, geometry of submanifold in Heisenberg group, geometry "in general" in the standard three-dimensional geometry. At the Department of Mathematical Physics and Calculus Mathematics (headed by the Corresponding Member of NASU I.D. Chuieshov): nonlinear problems of mathematical physics and the qualitative theory of infinite-dimensional dynamical systems, numerical methods in a singular and hypersingular integral equations of electrodynamics and theory of diffraction, the problem of continuum mechanics and electrodynamics.

At the Department of Differential Equations and Differential Control (headed by Full Professor V.I. Korobov ): the general theory of analytical solution of tolerance synthesis problem of positional control with constraints on control and its derivatives to a given order, based on the method of handling features and it is a further development of Lyapunov direct method, the problem of Markov’s moments on the minimum possible interval and its application in the optimal control theory, the problem of mapping nonlinear control systems on linear controlled systems, the problem of controllability and stabilization of dynamic systems, control of the Tymoshenko beam, algebraic methods in the theory of nonlinear control systems. At the Department of Mathematical Analysis (headed by Full Professor. V.D. Hordevsky ): a comprehensive and convex analysis, the theory of subharmonic functions, growth and distribution of values ​​of entire and meromorphic functions, mathematical and statistical physics, various classes of differential equations, including nonlinear integro - differential with lating argument in Banach spaces, ergodic dynamical systems in partial derivatives.

At the Department of Mathematical Modeling and Software (headed by Full Professor A.G.Rutkas): mathematical modeling of the evolution of physical, financial and economic systems, the usage of spectral analysis and probabilistic and statistical methods, the theory of functional differential, pulse and differential Sobolev’s equations , spectral theory of operator clusters. At the Department of Theory of Functions and Functional Analysis (headed by Full Professor S.Y. Favorov): theory of analytic functions, analytic probability theory, geometry of Banach spaces, algebra. At the Department of Theoretical Mechanics (headed by Associate Professor N.M. Kizilova ): modeling environments with complicated properties of electromagnetic fields, magnet and hydrodynamic phenomena, equilibrium and stability of the forms of free surface liquids, which are magnetized and polarized, and solids that levitate in the electromagnetic field, dynamics of shock waves, properties nanolayer functional coatings, the flow of liquids in the environment (river bed, ecosystem), simulation of arterial, musculoskeletal and dental systems in human beings, thermodynamics of biological growth, long-range transport of liquids in plants and animals, bio and termo - hydromechanics optimal biomechanical system.

At the Department of Higher Mathematics and Information Science (headed by Full Professor A.A.Yantsevych): model representation of nonlinear nonselfadjoint and non-unitary operators and their application, the theory of random processes, i.e. spectral properties of random processes, methods of solving problems of mathematical physics, the theory of nonlinear oscillations, inverse problems, theory of diffraction, the problem of computational mathematics and electrodynamics, geometry and manifolds subvariety, Hamilton systems with closed trajectories. At the Department of Theoretical and Applied Information Science (headed by Full Professor. G.M. Zholtkevych ): mathematical and computer modeling and its application in software development and research of information and communication, natural and socio-economic systems, mathematical logic, counting theory and its application in the programming theory and formal software verification, soft computing and their applications in mathematical statistics and software engineering, quantum information science.

The School supports connections with many universities and scientific research institutions of Ukraine, Russia, CIS countries and the USA, France, Germany, Brazil, Great Britain, Vietnam, Israel, Spain, Italy, Canada, China, Mexico , Turkey and other countries.

Student Scientific Society has been successfully working at the School. Students are able to engage in research work in their first years of study, participate in scientific conferences and publish their research papers.

The School provides postgraduate studies in fields: "Algebra and Number Theory", "Liquid, Gas and Plasma Mechanics", "Mathematical Modeling and Computational Methods", "Mathematical analysis", "Differential Equations", "Mathematical Physics", "Geometry and Topology ". The School has two specialized Senates in fields: "Mathematical Analysis", "Geometry and Topology", "Differential Equations", "Mathematical Physics" and in "Mathematical Modeling and Computational Methods", new specialty in project " Liquid, Gas and Plasma Mechanics. "

Professional Editions

Faculty publishes scientific journals: the bulletin " (Visnyk of V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University ": the series of "Mathematics, Applied Mathematics and Mechanical Engineering" and the series "Mathematical Modeling. Information Technology. Automated Control Systems" that are specialized High Attestation Commission journals of Ukraine.

Educational

Students of all specialties receive fundamental mathematical education during the first two years of study, with the further profound preparation in chosen specialty, specialization and personal interests.

Mathematicians go deeply into the theoretical thicket of mathematical analysis, differential equations and higher algebra, mathematical physics, geometry and topology, mathematical statistics, infinite-dimensional spaces, functional analysis, theory of functions of real and complex variables, homological algebra - theories that make up the majestic edifice of mathematics of the new XXI century .

Applied mathematicians build models of physical, technical, financial and economic systems, using modern software to solve the problems of numerical modeling, computer geometry, management of systems and processes. They train to create extensions and superstructures for systems of engineering and computer graphics, office and specialized mathematical packages.

Mechanical engineers are involved in modeling of movement of liquid, gas and plasma, which is associated with the tasks of modern technology, materials knowledge, environment, nano-and biotechnology, aerospace and biomedical applications. Students master modern software packages for computer modeling of complex processes. They study Biomechanics, which is widely used in medicine, sport and biomedical engineering.

Information science students study according to the international standard training COMPUTING CURRICULA 2001 to develop software and network projects to protect information. Students apply mathematical and computer modeling of processes and systems in the fields of information science, natural history and technology. They also master system programming and systems of database management, mathematical analysis software, quantum science, study and build information systems.

At the end of 4th year of study students defend bachelor's degree theses. Admission to the Master’s degree course is possible on the competitive basis – appropriate academic performance of 4 years and a bachelor’s degree diploma are to be submitted. Both Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics School graduates and graduates of any higher educational establishment who have diplomas in "Mathematics", "Information Science", "Applied Mathematics" can enter the Master degree course. Departments that train masters in the relevant specialty, provide teaching special courses and supervising theses research during the entire period of study.