Mathematical logistics, algebra and theory of numbers

Mathematical logistics, algebra and theory of numbers

Qualification given: Researcher in the field of physical and mathematical sciences

Academic degree: Ph.D. of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

Facultyт: Faculty of Computer Science and Electronics

Department: Department of Mathematics and Computer Security

Forms of study: full-time – 3 years, part-time – 4 years, independent degree seekers– 5 years

Mathematical logistics, algebra and theory of numbers is a field of mathematical science that involve the study of properties of integers; study of sets with established algebraic operations and relations; research of features solution of algebraic equations systems solution; the study of the general structure of mathematical theories, their models, and algorithmic processes.

Mathematical logistics, algebra and theory of numbers

Areas of study

  • Logical and logical-mathematical languages, systems, and theories.
  • Algorithmic decidability of logical and logical-mathematical theories.
  • Set theories.
  • Theories of algebraic structures.
  • Algebraic geometry and topological algebra.
  • Category theories and universal algebra.
  • Analytical, algebraic, geometric, and algorithmic number theories.
  • Diophantine equations and approximations.

Professional competencies

  • Understanding of mathematical logic, algebra, and number theory.
  • Knowledge of modern achievements and trends in these areas.
  • Proficiency in methods of proof and symbolic computation.
  • Ability to conduct independent scientific research.
  • Formulation of relevant scientific problems and development of methodologies for their solution.
  • Data analysis, generalization of results, and preparation of publications.
  • Application of analytical methods and mathematical models to solve practical problems.
  • Systems analysis, abstract thinking, and logical interpretation.
  • Numerical calculations, simulations, and visualization of mathematical objects.
Mathematical logistics, algebra and theory of numbers

Graduate destinations

 

  • Scientific research activities. Teaching in higher education institutions.
  • Research in mathematical logic, algebra, and number theory.
  • Development of new mathematical theories, methods, and applications.
  • Analyst, expert, or consultant in various organizations.
  • Participation in the development of strategic decisions and business process optimization.
  • Consultation on the application of mathematical tools and technologies.
  • Creation of startups in the field of mathematical software products.
  • Commercialization of the results of scientific research.
  • Development of knowledge-intensive businesses based on mathematical methods and technologies.