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Department staff
prof. RNDr. Čestmír Burdík, DrSc.
- email: burdik(at)kmlinux(dot)fjfi(dot)cvut(dot)cz
- personal web page
- current professional interests:
- boson realizations
- quasicrystals
- quantum groups, Hopf algebras
- integrable systems
- quantum computing and quantum cryptography
prof. Ing. Václav Klika, Ph.D.
- email: vaclav.klika (atík) fjfi (dot) cvut (dot) cz
- personal web page
- professional interests:
- mathematical biology-tissue remodelling, reaction diffusion equations, low Reynolds flow
- non-equilibrium thermodynamics
- mixture theory
prof. Mgr. David Krejčiřík, DSc.
- email: david.krejcirik(at)fjfi(dot)cvut(dot)cz
- personal web page
- professional interests:
- spectral geometry (differential operators on manifolds, isoperimetric inequalities)
- quantum mechanics with non-Hermitian operators (spectral theory for non-self-adjoint operators)
- mesoscopic physics, nanostructures (quantum waveguides, spectral properties of tubular neighbourhoods of submanifolds)
Vladimir Lotoreichik, Ph.D., DSc..
- email: vladimir.lotoreichik(at)fjfi(dot)cvut(dot)cz
- personal web page
- current professional interests:
- spectral geometry (shape optimization of eigenvalues, geometric effects in spectral theory)
- Schrödinger and Dirac operators with surface interactions
- eigenvalue inequalities in the context of PDE
doc. Ing. Severin Pošta, Ph.D.
- email: severin(at)km1(dot)fjfi(dot)cvut(dot)cz
- personal web page
- professional interests:
- quantum deformations and their representations, quantum groups and their algebraic properties
- integrable systems and their constructions
- ideals
- noncommutative Gröbner bases, algorithms for symbolic computing
doc. Ing. František Štampach, Ph.D.
- personal web page
- email: stampfra (atík) fjfi (dot) cvut (bod) cz
- professional interests:
- spectral analysis of linear operators: emphasis on structured matrices (Jacobi, Hankel, Toeplitz, CMV, etc.)
- orthogonal polynomials: emphasis on solvable models and asymptotic analysis
- special functions
prof. Ing. Pavel Šťovíček, DrSc.
- email: stovicek(at)fjfi(dot)cvut(dot)cz
- personal web page
- professional interests:
- quantum mechanics on manifolds
- models with Aharonov-Bohm effect
- time-dependent quantum systems
- applications of computer algebra systems in mathematical physics
doc. Ing. Matěj Tušek, Ph.D.
- email: tusekmat (atík) fjfi (dot) cvut (bod) cz
- personal web page
- professional interests:
- singular potentials: Dirac and Schrödinger operators with delta-shell potentials (interactions supported on hypersurfaces)
- effective models: regular approximations of singular potentials, continuum limit of discretized multipliers, thin-width limits for quantum waveguides
- relativistic quantum graphs
Current postdoctoral researchers
Rossano Sannipoli, Ph.D.
- professional interests: analysis of PDE's, shape optimization, spectral geometry
Current Ph.D. students
Ing. Lukáš Heriban
- supervisor: M. Tušek
- dissertation topic: Schrödinger and Dirac operators with new classes of interactions supported on hypersurfaces
Ing. Juraj Kováč
- supervisor: V. Klika
- dissertation topic: Semigroups and non-equilibrium thermodynamics
Ing. Mikuláš Kučera
- supervisor: D. Krejčiřík
- thesis topic: Mathematical aspects of matrix differential operators in physics
Ing. Romana Kvasničková
- supervisor: D. Krejčiřík
- dissertation topic: Mathematical models of hybrid materials
Ing. Václav Růžek
- supervisor: M. Tušek
- dissertation topic: Relativistic quantum graphs
Ing. Patrik Šnauko
- supervisor: F. Štampach
- dissertation topic: Solvable models of special Jacobi matrices and orthogonal polynomials
Ing. Jakub Waclawek
- supervisor: F. Štampach
- thesis topic: Discrete Hardy inequalities
Current students
Bc. Ivan Janáček
- supervisor: M. Tušek
- thesis topic: Bilayer graphene operator with a delta-interaction supported on a straight line
Mikuláš Jandík
- supervisor: D. Krejčiřík
- thesis topic: Waveguides with a complex magnetic field
Kristian Marian Marik
- supervisor: V. Klika
- thesis topic: Formulace nerovnovážných relativistických modelů na různých škálách a jejich stabilita
Bc. Marek Žalud
- supervisor: V. Lotoreichik
- thesis topic: Spectral optimization for parallelepipeds
Graduated Ph.D. students (since 2013)
Tuyen Vu, Ph.D.
- defended on September 26, 2024
- supervisor: D. Krejčiřík
- dissertation topic: Spectrally optimal shapes for Laplace and Dirac materials
Mgr. Michal Kozák, Ph.D.
- email: michal.kozak (atík) fjfi (dot) cvut (dot) cz
- personal web page
- dissertation topic: Stability of reaction-diffusion-advection equations
- supervisor: V. Klika
- professional interests: reaction-diffusion systems, mathematical biology, bifurcation analysis, nonlinear PDE
Ing. Radek Novák, Ph.D.
- email: novakra9 (atík) fjfi (dot) cvut (dot) cz
- personal web page
- dissertation topic: Mathematical analysis of quantum mechanics with non-self-adjoint operators
- supervisor: D. Krejčiřík
- professional interests: non-Hermitian operators, PT-symmetry, quantum waveguides
Ing. Jan Fuksa, Ph.D.
- email: jan.fuksa (atík) seznam (dot) cz
- supervisor: Č. Burdík
- consultant: A. Isaev (Dubna)
- professional interests: generalization of Fourier transforms
Ing. Tomáš Kalvoda, Ph.D.
- an external collaborator of Mafia at the Faculty of Information Technology, CTU in Prague
- personal web page
- supervisor: P. Šťovíček
- professional interests: perturbation and averaging methods in classical and quantum mechanics
Mgr. Michal Pavelka, Ph.D.
- an external collaborator of Mafia at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics,Charles University in Prague
- personal web page
- supervisors: F. Maršík, V. Klika
- professional interests: Non-equilibrium thermodynamics, Mathematical modeling of fuel cell, Theories of mixture, Fluid mechanics especially turbulence modeling and the Ranque-Hilsch effect
Ing. František Štampach, Ph.D.
- supervisor: P. Šťovíček
- professional interests: spectral analysis of Jacobi operators, orthogonal polynomials, moment problem, continued fractions
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Department of Mathematics
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