The main idea and the beneficiaries

The Regional Mathematical Center (RMC) of Southern Federal University supports research initiatives involving young mathematicians. We provide opportunities for postdocs, PhD students, and undergraduates to participate in active research projects, gain practical experience, and collaborate with leading scientists.

Current Research Projects:

• Special Issue: "Research in Modern Analysis by Young Mathematicians".

This special issue serves as a dedicated platform for early-career mathematicians to publish high-quality original research. It covers various fields of mathematics, with a focus on harmonic analysis, its applications, and related areas such as PDEs, approximation theory, and operator theory. Contributions in other areas of general analysis are also welcome. The editorial team is composed entirely of early-career mathematicians, providing them with valuable experience in the scientific publication process. Among the editors are two young researchers from RMC: Lianet De la Cruz Toranzo and Elena Danelyan.

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• RSF-Funded Research Project: Integral Operators and Fractional Differential Equations

This project addresses the challenging direct spectral problem for fractional Sturm-Liouville type equations, which are crucial in modern physics, including viscoelasticity, anomalous diffusion, and fractional quantum mechanics.
Project Leader: L.E. Murria Lozano (Postdoc)
The project is actively supported by two young RMC researchers (Evelyn Morales and Elena Danelyan), providing them with invaluable hands-on experience in cutting-edge mathematical research under the guidance of a postdoctoral researcher.

• Student Mathematical Seminar

The Student Mathematical Seminar is an open academic forum designed to broaden the scientific horizons of young researchers. It provides a supportive environment for students and postgraduates to present their findings, receive feedback, and engage in collaborative work with leading scientists.
Supervisors: Prof. A.N. Karapetyants and Prof. V.V. Kravchenko
The seminar is open to all interested individuals. Students and young researchers are encouraged to apply for speaking slots to appraise their results.
To submit an application for a presentation or for more information, please contact: andreeva.rmc@gmail.com