P rominent t ajik f igures of the

Iraj Bashiri

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(1951-1954), Sultan Umarovich Umarov (1954-1964), Muhammad Saifitdinovich

Osimov (1965-1987), and Sobit Habibulloevich Ne'matulloev (1987-1995).
Institute of Mathematics
The Institute of Mathematics and its computing center were founded in 1973. It
consists of the following 12 departments:
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Theory of Functions
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Functional Analysis
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Equations of Mathematical Physics
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Equations in Partial Derivatives
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Integral Equations
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Computing Mathematics
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Mathematical Theory and Filtration
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Hydromechanics
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Modeling of Technological Processes
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Mathematical Modeling
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Mathematical Ecology
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Technological Means of Information
The major fields of investigation in the Institute of Mathematics include
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Problems Related to the theory of functions and function analysis, differential
and integral equations;
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Physical, mathematical, and experimental bases of modeling of hydrodynamic
and thermophysical processes in capillary-porous media, open channels, and
industrial units; and
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Mathematical models, algorithms and programs for solving scientific and
economic problems.
The major scientific results thus far constructed include
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The theory of wide classes of two-dimensional singular, integral operators
with coefficients, paving considerable gaps in space, with weight, and the
evident formula for calculation of operator's indexes;
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The theory of multi-parametric spectral asymptotic elliptic operators with a
spectral asymptote of linear polynomial operational bundles;
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The theory of special classes of differential equations with singular
coefficients and peculiar integral equations;
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The following is an edited version of the brochure originally published by the Academy of Sciences
of Tajikistan in 1988. Due to the technical nature of the research involved and the results reported,
many of the technical terminology remains the same as in the original.

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