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Department of Mathematics,
Faculty of Physics, MSU
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Differential equations
Integral Equations and calculus of variations
Introduction to Numerical Methods and Mathematical Modeling in Physics
Linear algebra
Mathematical analysis 2
Numerical methods in physics
Principles of Mathematical Modeling
Special courses
Abstract differential equations with applications in mathematical physics
Asymptotic averaging method for problems of mathematical physics
Asymptotic methods in nonlinear problems of mathematical physics
Asymptotic methods in the theory of differential equations with rapidly oscillating solutions
Catastrophe theory and its applications in physics
Category Theory Basics
Differential inequality method in nonlinear problems
Elliptic equations
Extremal problems
Finite element method in problems of mathematical physics
Functional analysis
Fundamentals of algebra and differential geometry
Gas dynamics and cosmic magnetic fields
Group analysis of differential equations
Introduction to perturbation theory
Linear and nonlinear functional analysis
Mathematical methods in ecology
Mathematical modeling of plasma – kinetic theory
Mathematical modeling of plasma – numerical experiment
Mathematical models of hydrodynamics and gas dynamics
Mathematical problems of diffraction theory
Methods of finite differences in mathematical physics
Modern methods of modeling in magnetohydrodynamics
Nonlinear elliptic and parabolic equations of mathematical physics
Numerical methods in mathematical physics
Parabolic equations
Parallel Computations
Programming of scientific applications in the language C++
Special functions of mathematical physics
Special practical work. Differential schemes
Stochastic differential equations
Supplementary chapters of mathematical physics (nonlinear functional analysis)
Tensor calculus
Theoretical Basics of Big Data Analytics and Real Time Computation Algorithms
Theory of blow-ups of nonlinear equations
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Abstract differential equations with applications in mathematical physics
Additional chapters of numerical methods
Asymptotic averaging method for problems of mathematical physics
Asymptotic methods in nonlinear problems of mathematical physics
Catastrophe theory and its applications in physics
Category Theory Basics
Differential inequality method in nonlinear problems
Elliptic equations
Extremal problems
Functional analysis
Fundamentals of algebra and differential geometry
Group analysis of differential equations
Linear and nonlinear functional analysis
Magnetohydrodynamics and dynamo theory
Mathematical modeling of plasma – computer experiment
Mathematical modeling of plasma – fundamentals of kinetics
Mathematical problems of diffraction theory
Methods of finite differences in mathematical physics
Nonlinear elliptic and parabolic equations of mathematical physics
Parabolic equations
Programming of scientific applications in the language C++
Special functions of mathematical physics
Special practical work. Differential schemes
Stochastic differential equations
Supplementary chapters of mathematical physics (nonlinear functional analysis)
Theoretical Basics of Big Data Analytics and Real Time Computation Algorithms
Special courses for PhD students
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Educational olympiads
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Scientific seminars
Devision seminar
Department seminar
Inverse problems in mathematical physics
Mathematical methods in natural sciences
Seminar named after A.B. Vasil'eva: Asimptotic methods in singularly perturbed problems
Group analysis of differential equations
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Shchepetilov Alexei Valeriyovych
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