Novikova Natalia Mikhailovna
                                CURRICULUM VITAE

     BORN       Marth, 8, 1953, Moscow
     CITIZENSHIP                        Russia
     MERITAL STATUS        married
     CHILDREN                           two daughters, 1975, 1979
     PRIVATE ADDRESS  Lomonosovsky av., 18, 436, Moscow, Russia, 117296
     TELEFON +07 (095) 930 26 41
     E-MAIL  nnovik@ccas.ru
     PLACE OF WORK   Computing Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences
     CURRENT TITLE   Head Scientist,
             The Secretary of Russian Scientific Operations Research Society
     DEGREE  Doctor of Sciences (math.& phys.) in theory of math.modelling
                                               and numerical methods (1991)
     FOREIGN LANGUAGE          English
     RESEARCH EXPERIENCE                about 80 publications
     1979-present: junior/head sci.  (Russian AS Computing Center)
     ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE   The Moscow State University: associated professor,
                  lecturer on the optimization theory, scientific supervisor
     EDUCATION
     The Moscow State University:  1970-1975 (speciality: applied math.),
               1975-1979 (postgraduate at the Operations Research Department)
               Ph.D.Degree (math.& phys) in mathematical cybernetics (1979)
     RESEARCH INTERESTS
     numerical methods, optimization, stochastic programming,
     operations research, decision making, games theory, networks
     LIST OF MAIN PUBLICATIONS
     Novikova N.M. (the single author)
     1/.Stochastic quasi-gradient method of seeking a maximin, Zh.vychisl.Mat.
        mat.Fiz., V.17,N1,91-99, 1977.
     2/.A stochastic quasi-gradient method of solving optimization problems in
     Hilbert space, U.S.S.R.Comput.Mats.Math.Phys., V.24, N.2, pp.6-16, 1984.
     3/.Some methods of stochastic programming in Hilbert space,
     U.S.S.R.Comput.Mats.Math.Phys., V.25, N.6, pp.195-213, 1985.
     4/.On stochastic programming in Hilbert space, Lecture Notes on Control
     and Information Sciences. Berlin: Springer Verlag, 1986, pp. 487 - 495.
     5/.Stochastic methods for the numerical solution of convex variational in-
     equalities, U.S.S.R.Comput.Mats.Math.Phys., V.28, N.1, pp.120-127, 1988.
     6/.A method of finding a stochastic saddle point,  U.S.S.R.Comput.Mats.
     Math.Phys., V.29, N.1, pp.27-34, 1989.
     7/.An iterative regularization for approximating the penalties method in
     Hilbert space, U.S.S.R.Comput.Mats.Math.Phys.,V.29, N.3, pp.213-217,1989.
     8/.Iterative regularization for semi-infinite optimization problems,
     Kibernetika (Kiev), N.1, pp.86-89, 1991.
     9/.Iterative regularization of a penalty method for infinite-dimension
     saddle-point search problem, Comput.Mats.Math.Phys., V.31, No.9,
     pp.16-28, 1991.
     10/.Some methods for the numerical solution of convex stochastic problems
     in continuous optimal control, Zh. vychisl.Mat. mat.Fiz., V.31, N.11,
     pp.1605-1618, 1991. (Comput.Mats.Math.Phys., V.31, N.6, 1991).
     11/. Iterative Stochastic Methods for Solving Variational Problems of
     Mathematical Physics and Operations Research // Journal of Math. Sciences
     (Contemprorary Mathematics and Its Applications, Vol.3), New York -
     London, Plenum Publ. Corp., 1994, N1, pp.1-125.
     12/. Combinatorial and Continuous Problems of Optimization (Theory and
     Methods), Moscow, Computing Center of RAS (in Russian), 1996.
     13/. Solution of certain stochastic problems of estimating
     multicommodity network feasibility // Comput.Mats.Math.Phys., V.38, N.5,
     1998.

    PARTICIPATION IN CONFERENCES
     Symposium on Operations Research (SOR'96) (in 1996, Braunschweig),
     IFIP Confereces on Systems Modelling and Optimization
          (in 1985, Hungaria, Budapest, in 1991, Switzerland, Zurich),
     International Conferences on Stochastic Programming
          (in 1984, Kiev, in 1986, Prague, in 1990, Ann Arbor),
     the 13th International Symposium on Math. Programming (in 1988, Tokio),
     the International Conference on Operation Research (in 1987, Sofia).