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The School of Applied Mathematics was created in 2015. Our educational programmes focus on the development of control systems and information processing, as well as modern methods of mathematical and computer modeling. The School implements master’s programmes in ‘Information Management’ and ‘Processing Systems in Engineering’.
Mathematical Modeling of Emission in Small-Size Cathode
Danilov V., Gaydukov R., Vadim Kretov.
Springer, 2020.
In press
Lebedev V., Olevskii A.
Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications. 2020.
Andrianova O., Belov A. A.
In bk.: Proceedings of the 20th International Carpathian Control Conference. IEEE, 2019. P. 1-6.
Manita L., Ronzhnina M.
math. arxive. Cornell University, 2019. No. 1909.04708.
About the School
The School of Applied Mathematics was created in 2015 on the basis of the MIEM Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Cybernetics, which included the Departments of Cybernetics, Applied Mathematics, Mechanics and Mathematical Modeling, Computer Security, and the Joint Department for Applied Information and Communication Systems and Tools.
‘The applied mathematics faculty was first established in 1968 in the USSR, and throughout its history has been a unique department for mathematicians who can work on solving a wide variety of problems in science and technology using advanced approaches such as automatic calculations and mathematical models and methods,’ says Alexander Belov, Head of the School.
The school includes two departments (the Department of Computer Security and the Joint Department for Applied Information and Communication Tools and Systems) and three laboratories (the Laboratory of Mathematical Modelling, the Laboratory of Information Protection Systems' Modelling and Cryptography, and the Laboratory of Control and Navigation Systems).
The school focuses on teaching mathematical disciplines for all MIEM tracks to an international level, developing basic and applied research in mathematics, its applications, tools and methods.
The school lecturers include Tenured Professors, Doctors and Candidates of Sciences and PhD holders.
The school’s main areas of research activity align with MIEM’s mission in engineering education and research into the development of control systems and information processing, as well as in modern methods of mathematical and computer modeling.