CURRICULUM VITAE

Vladimir I.Tsurkov

Computing Center, Russian Academy of Sciences
40 Vavilov str., Moscow 119333, Russia
Phone: 495-930 7558
E-mail:tsurkov@ccas.ru

Available topics

• PERSONAL DATA
• PROFESSIAL EXPERIENCE
• RESEARCH ACTIVITIES
• TEACHING ACTIVITIES
• FELLOWSHIPS
• PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES
• MEMBERSHIP
• PUBLISHED BOOKS
• RESEARCH SPECIALITIES

PERSONAL DATA

PROFESSIAL EXPERIENCE

• 1990 Professor on Systems Analysys and Optimal Control (Certificate)
• 1986 Senior Researcher on Systems Analysys and Operation Research (Certificate)
• 1984 Doctor of Physical-Mathematical Sciences (Sci.D.). Diploma of Computing Center, USSR Academy of Sciences
• 1972 Candidate of Physical-Mathematical Sciences (Ph.D.). Diploma of Moscow Institute for Physics and Engineering
• 1968 Engineer and Physicist (M.S.). Diploma of Moscow Institute for Physics and Engineering.

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

Computing Center, Russian Academy of Sciences

• 1994-1996 Head of Department
• 1991-1994 Head of Division
• 1987-1991 Leading Researcher
• 1978-1987 Senior Researcher
• 1973-1978 Junior Researcher

Institute for Problems of Information Transmission

• 1971-1973 Junior Researcher

TEACHING ACTIVITIES

Moscow Institute for Physics and Engineering

• 1990-1996 Professor, Department of System Theory
• 1973-1990 Assistent Professor

Moscow Institute for Radio Electronics and Automation

• 1991-1996 Professor, Department of Information Technology and Control Systems Supervision of 19 Ph.D Researchs and 1 Sci.D. Research

FELLOWSHIPS

• 1989 Berlin (DDR);
• 1990 Plovdiv (Bulgaria);
• 1991 Slippery Rock (USA), Dijon (France);
• 1992 Dely (India), Beijing (China);
• 1993 Oxford (UK);
• 1994 Malaga, Cordoba (Spain);
• 1995 Bergen (Norway);
• 1996 Leuven (Belgium), Rio Preto (Brasil).

PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES

• 1989 Leipzig, Berlin (DDR);
• 1990 Caljatetto (Hungary), Saraevo (Yugoslavia), New York (USA), Athens (Greece), Stuttgart (Germany);
• 1991 Copenhagen (Danmark), Coimbra (Portugal), Vienna (Austria), Zurich (Switzerland);
• 1992 Singapore, Helsinki (Finland), Beijing (China), Concepoion (Chile);
• 1993 Swansee (UK), Barcelona (Spain);
• 1994 Fukuoka, Tokyo (Japan);
• 1995 Jerusalem (Israel), Slippery Rock (USA);
• 1996 Kowloon (Hong Kong), Washington (USA).

MEMBERSHIP

• The Member of the Institute for Management Sciences and Operation Research (USA) (former TIMS).
• The Associated Member of Russian Academy of Natural Sciences.
• Editorial Board Member of the Journal "Control Theory and Systems".
• Editorial Board Member of the Journal "Advances in Systems Sciences and Applications" (USA)

PUBLISHED BOOKS

1. Decomposition in large-scale problems. Moscow, Nauka Publ. 1981, 352P (in Russian).
2. Dynamic Problems of large dimensions. Moscow, Nauka Publ. 1988, 288P (in Russian).
3. Decomposition in dynamic problems with cross connections. Moscow, Nauka Publ. 1994, 532P (in Russian).
4. Decomposition in block integer programming. Moscow, Nauka Publ. 1995, 288P (in Russian), co-author I.L.Averbakh
5. Transportation problems with minmax criterion Moscow, Nauka Publ. 1996, 376P (in Russian), co-author A.A.Mironov
6. List of publications with 101 papers - available upon request.

RESEARCH SPECIALITIES

1. The majorant catastrophe of the Euler gasdynamic equations has been discovered when the pressure of gas law depends on entropy by power formula.
2. The decomposition method based on iterative aggregation and disaggregation has been developed for wide class of block structure separable hierarchical optimization problems.
3. The reduction method in linear-quadratic hierarchical optimal control problems has been developed.
4. The combine decomposition method has been developed for blook structure (hierachical) problems with integer variables.
5. The iterative aggregation method was enlarged upon nonseparable (interconnected) hierarchical optimal contol problems.
6. The column generation method was used effectively for the communication network of real dimensions.
7. The stable statistical dependenca of the health indexes on the fixed pollutions has been found in the frame of the information system.
8. The method of the solution of the transportation problems with minmax criterion has been developed.
9. The new class of hierarchical systems has been offered where the subsystems are described by partial differential equations (hierarchical systens of mathematical physics).
10. Computer vision system has been developed.