Alexey Davydov joined IIASA in January 2005 as Principal Investigator within the Dynamic Systems Program, now the Advanced Systems Analysis (ASA) Program.
Prof. Davydov received his master's degree in mathematics in 1979, his candidate degree (PhD) in physics and mathematics in 1983, both from Moscow State University, and his doctorate in physics and mathematics from the Steklov Institute of Mathematics in 1993 with his dissertation on implicit differential equations and qualitative theory of control systems. His scientific interests include ordinary differential equations, dynamic systems with control, singularity theory, and parametric optimization. He has authored more than sixty scientific papers and the monograph "Qualitative Theory of Control Systems," MIR - AMS, 1994. Since 1982 he has worked at the Vladimir State University as an Assistant Professor (1982-1984), Associate Professor (1984-1990), Full Professor (1993-2006), and Chair of the Department (2006-present). From 1990 to 1993 he occupied a research position at the Steklov Institute of Mathematics.
Prof. Davydov received the Moscow Mathematical Society Award (1986) and the International Academic Publishing Company Prize (2002). He was a visiting professor and research fellow at the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, RTWH-Aachen, Universidade do Porto, Paris VII, Hokkaido University, and University of Liverpool, and has participated in several international scientific projects.
Last update: 02-APR-2012
Davydov,A.A. Thi Diep,L.T. (2011)
Reduction theorem and normal forms of linear second order mixed type PDE families in the plane ... More
Davydov,A.A. Platov,A.S. (2011)
Optimization of stationary solution of a model of size-structured population exploitation ... More
Davydov,A.A. Shutkina,T.S. (2011)
Uniqueness of a cycle with discounting that is optimal with respect to the average time profit ... More
Davydov,A.A. Shutkina,T.S. (2010)
Time average optimization of cycle process with profit and effort discounts ... More
Davydov,A.A. Danchenko,V.I. Zvyagin,M.Y. (2010)
Existence and uniqueness of a stationary distribution of a biological community ... More
Davydov,A.A. Pastres,R. Petrenko,I. (2010)
Optimization of the Spatial Distribution of Pollution Emission in Water Bodies ... More
Davydov,A.A. Komarov,M.A. (2008)
Local controllability bifurcations in families of bidynamical systems on the plane ... More
Brigolin,D. Davydov,A.A. Pastres,R. Petrenko,I. (2008)
Optimization of shellfish production carrying capacity at a farm scale ... More
Davydov,A.A. Kukshina,E.O. (2008)
Typical profit singularities of one-parametric cyclic process with fixed period ... More
Davydov,A.A. Mena-Matos,H. (2007)
Generic phase transitions and profit singularities in Arnol'd's model ... More
Grishina,Y.A. Davydov,A.A. (2007)
Structural stability of simplest dynamical inequalities ... More
Davydov,A.A. Melnikov,N.B. (2007)
Andronov-Hopf bifurcation in simple double diffusion models ... More
Davydov,A.A. Melnikov,N.B. (2007)
Soft loss of stability in an ocean circulation box model with turbulent fluxes ... More
Davydov,A.A. Mena-Matos,H. (2007)
Singularity theory approach to time averaged optimization ... More
Davydov,A.A. Melnikov,N.B. (2007)
Limit cycle bifurcation in thermohaline convection box-model ... More
Davydov,A.A. Melnikov,N.B. (2007)
Limit cycle oscillations in thermohaline circulation box model with turbulent fluxes ... More
Davydov,A.A. Melnikov,N.B. (2006)
Existence of Self-sustained Oscillations in an Ocean Circulation Box Model with Turbulent Fluxes ... More
Arnold,V.I. Davydov,A.A. Vassiliev,V.A. Zakalyukin,V.M. (2006)
Mathematical Models of Catastrophes. Control of Catastrophic Processes ... More
Davydov,A.A. Mena-Matos,H. (2005)
Generic Phase Transition and Profit Singularities in Arnold's Model ... More
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