Professor

Yagola Anatoly Grigorievich

  1. Permanent address: Matveievskaya str. 18, korp.2, Apt. 93, Moscow 119517, Russia.

    Tel.: (7)(095) 442-3335 (home).

  2. Mailing address: Matveievskaya ul. 18, korp.2, Apt. 93, Moscow 119517, Russia.
    1. Date of birth: 1945, November, 20,
    2. country and place of birth: USSR, Russia, Moscow,
    3. sex: male,
    4. marital status: married, two children.
    1. Citizenship at birth: USSR,
    2. present citizenship: Russia,
  3. Education: graduated from Physical Faculty, Moscow State University (1968), Ph.D.(Phys., Math.)(1971), Doctor of Physics and Mathematics (1982).
  4. Publications: author, coauthor of more than 190 publications, including 7 monographs within mathematical physics and applied mathematics, amongst them:
    1. Goncharsky A.V., Cherepashchuk A.M., Yagola A.G. Numerical methods for the solution of inverse problems of astrophysics (monograph). 1978, Nauka, Moscow (in Russian).
    2. Tikhonov A.N., Goncharsky A.V., Stepanov V.V., Yagola A.G. Regularizing algorithms and apriori information (monograph), 1983, Nauka, Moscow (in Russian).
    3. Goncharsky A.V., Cherepashchuk A.M., Yagola A.G. Ill-posed problems of astrophysics (monograph). 1985, Nauka, Moscow (in Russian).
    4. Tikhonov A.N., Goncharsky A.V., Stepanov V.V., Yagola A.G. Numerical methods for the solution of ill-posed problems (monograph). 1990, Nauka, Moscow (in Russian); 1995, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht (in English); 2000, Mercury-Smekal, Kosice (in Slovak).
    5. Rusov V.D., Babikova Yu.F., Yagola A.G. Image restoration in electronic microscopy autoradiography of surfaces (monograph), 1991, Energoatomizdat, Moscow (in Russian).
    6. Kochikov I.V., Kuramshina G.M., Pentin Yu.A., Yagola A.G. Inverse problems of vibrational spectroscopy (monograph). 1993, Moscow State Univ. Publ., Moscow (in Russian); 1999, VSP, Zeist (in English).
    7. Tikhonov A.N., Leonov A.S., Yagola A.G. Nonlinear ill-posed problems (monograph). 1995, Nauka, Moscow (in Russian); 1998, Chapman and Hall (in English).
    8. Kuramshina G.M., Weinhold F., Kochikov I.V., Yagola A.G., Pentin Yu.A. Joint treatment of ab initio and experimental data in molecular force field calculations with Tikhonov's method of regularization. J. of Chemical Physics, 1994, 100, 1414-1424 (in English).
    9. Kuramshina G.M., Weinhold F., Kochikov I.V., Pentin Yu.A., Yagola A.G. Regularized force fields of molecules based on ab initio quantum chemical calculations. Russian J. of Physical Chemistry, 1994, 68, 358-370 (in English).
    10. Kuramshina G.M., Lobanov A.V., Yagola A.G. Searching normal solution of inverse vibrational problem by the method of Monte-Carlo. J. of Molecular Structure, 1995, 348, 147-150 (in English).
    11. Sazhin M.V., Yagola A.G., Yakubov A.V. Microlensing by the non-compact invisible bodies. Physics Letters A, 1996, 219, 199-204 (in English).
    12. Antokhin I.I., Cherepaschuk A.M., Yagola A.G. Velocity law in the extended atmosphere of the WN5 star in the eclipsing binary V444 Cygni. Astrophysics and Space Science, 1997, 354, 111-131 (in English).
    13. Kochikov I.V., Tarasov Yu.I., Kuramshina G.M., Spiridonov V.P., Yagola A.G., Strand T.G. Regularizing algorithm for determination of equilibrium geometry and harmonic force field of free molecules from joint use of electron diffraction, vibrational spectroscopy and ab initio data with application to benzene. J. of Molecular Structure, 1998, 445, 243-258 (in English).
    14. Leonov A.S., Yagola A.G. Special regularizing methods for ill-posed problems with sourcewise represented solutions. Inverse Problems, 1998, v.14, 1-12 (in English).
    15. Kochikov I.V., Kuramshina G.M., Yagola A.G. Inverse problems of vibrational spectroscopy as nonlinear ill-posed problems. - Surveys on Mathematics in Industry, 1998, v.8, p. 63-94.
    16. Kochikov I.V., Tarasov Yu.I., Spiridonov V.P., Kuramshina G.M., Yagola A.G., Saakjan A.S., Popik M.V, Samdal S. Extension of a regularizing algorithm for the determination of equilibrium geometry and force field of free molecules from joint use of electron diffraction, molecular spectroscopy and ab initio data on systems with large-amplitude oscillatory motion. - J. of Molecular Structure, v. 485/486 (1), 1999, p. 421-443.
    17. A.S.Leonov, A.G.Yagola. On justification of the maximum entropy method for the solution of ill-posed problems. - Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta, ser. 3. Fizika. Astronomia, ¹ 2, 2000, p. 14-16 (in Russian)
  5. Topics of scientific research:
    1. Ill-posed problems: theory, numerical methods and applications.
    2. Main results obtained in theory are following:
      1. development of the theory of linear and nonlinear ill-posed problems using variational approach (including incompatible operator equations with an approximate operator);
      2. constructing numerical methods for solving linear and nonlinear ill-posed problems.
    3. Main results on application of developed theory to various branches of natural sciences are following:
      1. stable calculations of molecular force fields using experimental data in vibrational spectroscopy;
      2. nondestructive control methods in electronic microscopy (microtomography of semiconductor structures, image processing in electronic microscopy autoradiography);
      3. interpretation of binary stars light curves using mathematical modelling and regularizing algorithms.
  6. Languages: Russian, English.
  7. Present position: Professor, Department of Mathematics, Assistant Dean, Physical Faculty, Moscow State University, Moscow 119899, Russia.

    Tel.: (7)(095)939-1033 (office).

    Fax: (7)(095)932-8820.

    E-mail: yagola@inverse.phys.msu.su.

  8. Lecture courses:
    1. Programming for computers,
    2. Numerical methods
    3. Calculus,
    4. Functions of complex variable
    5. Differential and integral equations, calculus of variations
    6. Methods of the mathematical physics
    7. Extremal problems.
  9. Work abroad:
    1. Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan - exchange professor (1988, 3 months; 1995, 2 months),
    2. Australian National University, Canberra, Australia - visiting scholar (1990, 2 months),
    3. Johannes Keppler University, Linz, Austria - visiting scholar (1993, 1 month),
    4. University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, Wisconsin, USA - Fulbright scholar (1994, 4 months),
    5. University of Siegen, Siegen, Germany - DFG scholarship (1998-1999, three months),
    6. Chalmers University of Technology, Goeteborg, Sweden (1999, June, one week - a lecture course for ECMI students).
  10. Membership:
    1. Council on Mathematics Education of the Ministry on Education of Russian Federation, Vice-Chairman,
    2. Russian Physical Society,
    3. American Mathematical Society,
    4. Russian-American Academic Exchanges Alumni Organization "Professionals for Cooperation",
    5. Russian Fulbright Alumni Association, President,
    6. Applied Mathematics Committee of European Mathematical Society,
    7. Electronical journal " Computing Methods and Programming", Member of Editorial Board.
  11. Awards: Lomonosov Award (Moscow State University, 1988).