Bobkov, Vladimir Vasilievich

Vladimir Vasilievich Bobkov was born on October 31, 1936 in the village of Paporotnoye, Zhlobin district, Gomel region, in a family of rural teachers. With a silver medal, he graduated from the Streshinsky school of the Zhlobin district and in 1954 ^[2] entered the Belarusian State University . After graduating with honors from the Department of Mathematics of the Physics and Mathematics Faculty of BSU (1959) ^{[2] he} constantly works at the Department of Computational Mathematics : associate professor - from 1965 ^[3] , professor - from 1987 ^[3] , head of the department - from 1973 to 1984 . and from 1996 to the present ^[3] . In 1961 ^[2] he entered the postgraduate study at the BSU for full-time study in the specialty “Computational Mathematics” , in which he completed his studies on April 24, 1964 with the defense of a dissertation on the topic “The method of integral relations for equations and systems of hyperbolic type” ^[2] (scientific adviser - Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the BSSR V.I. Krylov). September 15, 1989 ^[4] approved as a professor . In 1995 ^[3] he defended his doctoral dissertation on the topic “One-step methods for the numerical solution of rigid systems” . The main direction of his scientific research is methods for the numerical solution of differential equations ( development of computational algorithms focused on the use of modern computer technology). He is the owner of a large number of various awards, including the laureate of the State Prize of the BSSR in the field of science and technology (1978) ^[4] . In 1991, in the competition (to the 70th anniversary of the university) for the best joint work in physics and mathematics among the employees of the Belarusian State University and the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Belarus, he was awarded the first prize ^[3] .

Published 10 books with a total volume of over 3,500 pages. For about 30 years, many of these books have been constantly included in the lists of basic literature of the respective academic disciplines, including those outside Belarus ^[3] . Since 1971, he has always been one of the authors of the course programs “Calculation Methods” and “Numerical Methods” , approved as standard for all universities of the USSR ^[3] . Prepared 5 candidates of sciences ^[3] . He is also the deputy editor-in-chief of the journal “Bulletin of the Belarusian University” (series 1) ^[3] .

Currently, Vladimir Vasilievich is:

• Member of the Academic Council of the Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Informatics BSU
  
• Member of the methodological and expert commissions of FPMI BSU
  
• Responsible for the specialty “Applied Mathematics” at FPMI
  
• Chairman of the section "Applied Mathematics" UMO ENO universities of the Republic of Belarus
  
• Member of the magistracy section "Applied Mathematics and Computer Science" UMO ENO universities of the Republic of Belarus
  
• The head of the scientific and methodological seminar of the department
  

• Computational Mathematics
  
• Numerical methods for solving evolutionary problems for differential equations
  

• 1970 year - medal “For Valiant Labor. In commemoration of the centenary of the birth of V.I. Lenin " ^[2]
  
• 1971 - Certificate of the Supreme Council of the BSSR ^[2]
  
• 1978 year - State Prize of the BSSR in the field of science and technology ^[2]
  
• 1982 year - Breastplate of the USSR Ministry of Higher Education “For excellent successes in work in the field of public education of the USSR” ^[2]
  
• 1990 g. - medal "Veteran of Labor" ^[1]
  
• 1996 g. - Certificate of honor of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus ^[1]
  
• 2000 g. - Breastplate “Excellence in Education of the Republic of Belarus ” ^[1]
  
• 2001 year - Certificate of Merit of the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus ^[1]
  

List of publications of more than 200 titles, of which:

Textbooks with the stamp of the Ministry of Higher Education of the USSR or the Ministry of Higher Education of the BSSR

• Krylov V.I., Bobkov V.V., Monastic P.I. Computational methods of higher mathematics, vol. 1. - Minsk: Higher school, 1972. - 584 p.
  
• Krylov V.I., Bobkov V.V., Monastic P.I. Computational methods of higher mathematics. T. 2. - Minsk: Higher School, 1975. - 672 p.
  
• Krylov V.I., Bobkov V.V., Monastic P.I. Computational methods, vol. 1. - M .: Nauka, 1976. - 304 p.
  
• Krylov V.I., Bobkov V.V., Monastic P.I. Computational methods, vol. 2. - M .: Nauka, 1977. - 400 p.
  

Monographs

• Krylov V.I., Bobkov V.V., Monastic P.I. The beginning of the theory of computational methods. Differential equations - Minsk: Science and Technology, 1982. - 286 p.
  
• Krylov V.I., Bobkov V.V., Monastic P.I. The beginning of the theory of computational methods. Interpolation and integration. - Minsk: Science and technology, 1983. - 287 p.
  
• Krylov V.I., Bobkov V.V., Monastic P.I. The beginning of the theory of computational methods. Integral equations, ill-posed problems and improved convergence. - Minsk: Science and Technology, 1984. - 263 p.
  
• Krylov V.I., Bobkov V.V., Monastic P.I. The beginning of the theory of computational methods. Linear algebra and nonlinear equations. - Minsk: Science and technology, 1985. - 280 p.
  
• Bobkov V.V., Gorodetsky L.M. Selected numerical methods for solving computer engineering and scientific problems. - Minsk: Universitetskoye, 1985. - 175 p.
  
• Krylov V.I., Bobkov V.V., Monastic P.I. The beginning of the theory of computational methods. Partial differential equations. - Minsk: Science and technology, 1986. - 311 p.
  

Typical curricula for the course "Methods of Computing" for USSR state universities in the specialties "Mathematics" and "Applied Mathematics"

• Krylov V.I., Bobkov V.V., Monastic P.I. The program of the course “Calculation Methods”. UMU Index 06/11. - M.: Publishing House Mosk. University, 1971. - 4 p.
  
• Krylov V.I., Bobkov V.V. The program of the course “Calculation Methods”. Index UMU-6-U / 50. - M.: Publishing House Mosk. University, 1977. - 7 p.
  
• Samarsky A.A., Bobkov V.V. The program of the course “Calculation Methods”. UMU-6/172 Index // Programs for students of state universities. Specialty 0647 - Applied Mathematics. - M.: Publishing House Mosk. University, 1980 .-- 42-45 p.
  
• Samarsky A.A., Bobkov V.V. The discipline program “Numerical methods”. UMU-U-6/170 Index // Discipline Programs in the specialty 0647 - Applied Mathematics: For state. un-com. - M.: Publishing House Mosk. University, 1986. - S. 31-33.
  

Articles

• Bobkov, V.V., Vakulchik, V.V., Repnikov, V.I. METHODS OF NUMERICAL ANALYSIS No. TD-G.258 / typ., 2010
• Bobkov, V.V .; Vakulchik, P. A.; Repnikov, V. I. METHODS OF NUMERICAL ANALYSIS No. TD-G.266 / typ., 2010
• Bobkov, V.V .; Polevikov, V.K. NUMERICAL METHODS OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS. No. TD-G.265 / type. 2010
• Bobkov, V.V .; Mandrik, P.A .; Repnikov, V. I. Adaptive methods for the numerical solution of rigid systems, 1993
• Mandrik, P.A .; Bobkov, V.V .; Repnikov, V.I .; Samusenko, A.V .; Polevikov, V.K .; Nikiforov, I.V .; Shalima, V.N .; Faleychik, B.V .; Teterev, A. V. Development of methods for solving differential problems of increased complexity: report on research (final) / BSU; scientific hands. Mandrick, P. A.
• Bobkov, V.V. Spectral-Monotonic Approximations of the Matrix Exponent and Their Applications
• Bobkov, V.V .; Faleichik, B. V. Solution of initial problems based on the principle of differential residuals
• Bobkov, V.V. Variable-order accuracy methods for the numerical integration of differential equations
• Bobkov, V.V. Numerical modeling of initial problems based on the feedback principle
• Bobkov, V.V. New versions of the differential residual method
• Bobkov, V.V. On the error of approximation of differential equations
• Bobkov, V. V. Some Aspects of Numerical Modeling of Evolutionary Problems
• Bobkov, V. V. Multistage Algorithms for Numerical Modeling of Evolutionary Problems
• Bobkov, V.V. Multistage methods for the numerical solution of evolutionary problems
• Bobkov, V.V. Construction of computational algorithms for initial problems using the feedback principle, 2016

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