FMPIT

Addresses: Odessa, st. Dvoryanskaya, 2 - The main building of ONU

 

Dean of the Faculty of MPIT: Nitsuk Yurii Andriiovych Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences,
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Strakhov Evgeniy Mikhailovich candidate of physical and mathematical sciences. Sci., Associate Professor Deputy dean for specialties Mathematics; Applied Mathematics Phone: +38 (048) 723-82-00 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Martynovych Larysa Yaroslavivna,
Senior Lecturer, Deputy dean for specialties Computer Engineering; Information Systems and Technologies; Computer Sciences e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Phone: +38048-723-12-23

 Dear Colleagues, Graduates, Students and Applicants!

Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Information Technologies of the Odessa I.I. Mechnikov National University is an educational institution that, on the one hand, preserves the best traditions of the classical university, and on the other hand, it also supplements them with modern high-level teaching approaches, both theoretical and practical, which allows our graduates to be competitive in the labor market.

Today the faculty employs more than 30 doctors of science, professors and more than 100 candidates of science, associate professors. Our teachers annually participate in all-Ukrainian and international conferences, seminars and various round tables. Every year, the university publishes textbooks, methodological guides, monographs, prepared by the faculty's faculty. The scientific work of faculty teachers is published in the leading world publications, which are part of the Scopus and Web of Science databases.

A lot of attention is paid to young scientists who study in postgraduate and doctoral studies. Specialized councils for the protection of Ph.D. theses in mathematics, doctoral dissertations in physics and astronomy work at the faculty.

Such a high level of preparation allows the students of FMPIT to take prizes at Ukrainian and international olympiads. Among them: the VIII International Student Olympiad in Mathematics (Prague), where for the first time in the history of Ukraine student Metelichenko A. received the Grand Prix and the possibility of studying in the graduate school in the UK. Almost all participants of the International Olympiads were awarded diplomas of I-III degrees. This year our students took the 4th place in the semi-final of the world championship in sports programming ACM ICPC in the South-Eastern European region SEERC-2012 ACM ICPC. In addition, significant results were obtained at the All-Ukrainian student olympiads in mathematics (three years in a row the absolute first place was fought), physics and astronomy. Physics students annually receive diplomas of winners at the All-Ukrainian competition of student scientific works. Students and young scientists from FMFIT receive scholarships each year from the President of Ukraine, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine and the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, scholarships in various fields of knowledge: mathematics - the A.M. Lyapunov, physicists - N.N. Bogolyubov, astronomy - G.A. Gamow.

Our students constantly take an active part in scientific conferences and seminars both in Ukraine and abroad; grants are awarded for studies at European universities in the Erasmus + program (among them - the Aston and Kiel universities, the United Kingdom, the University of Paris IV and the University of Montpellier, France, the University of Algarve, Faro, Portugal, the University of Würzburg, Germany, Aristotle University, Thessaloniki Greece, University of Linkoping, Sweden, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan and Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland, Electrotechnical University of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovakia, Vilnius University, Lithuania, Universities of Riga Daugavpils, Latvia). Students and teachers of the faculty have the opportunity to conduct their research in leading European universities within the framework of the EU-NATO cooperation program.

Some of our students are candidates and masters of sports and defend the honor of ONU at sports competitions of various levels.

Graduates of the faculty work in various spheres of human activity. Many of them continue the glorious traditions of their teachers, passing on to their new generations their experience. Others - realize their knowledge in government institutions, large domestic and foreign companies, financial institutions and consulting firms, in their own business and the like.

Today FMPIT has more than 500 students, among them foreign students from different countries are trained.

Students at the Faculty of MPIT are trained in the specialties:

  • 104 Physics and Astronomy
  • 105 Applied physics and nanomaterials
  • 111 Mathematics
  • 113 Applied Mathematics
  • 123 Computer Engineering
  • 126 Information Systems and Technologies

Training in these specialties is carried out by high-level specialists who work at the departments of the I.I. Mechnikov Odessa National University.

Training at the Faculty of MPIT is:

  • a high level of training aimed at training highly qualified personnel;
  • individual approach to students;
  • participation in real projects, master classes and business trainings, electives;
  • internships in Ukrainian and foreign companies, public and private institutions;
  • meetings with leading Ukrainian and foreign specialists working in various industries and services;
  • high results in International and All-Ukrainian Competitions;
  • participation in international cooperation;
  • participation in scientific research;
  • busy student life;
  • prestigious work for children who successfully completed their studies at the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Information Technologies of the Odessa National University named after II. Mechnikov

I wish you all the achievements of the set goals in science, creativity, in all your endeavors.

Yours faithfully,
Dean of the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Information Technologies of I.I. Mechnikov Odessa National University 
Nitsuk Yurii Andriiovych

Page for Entrants FMPIT

Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Information Technology
(FMPIT)

OUR SPECIALTIES:

  • 104 Physics and Astronomy (Bachelor, Full-time)
  • 105 Applied physics and nanomaterials (Bachelor, Full-time)
  • 111 Mathematics (Bachelor, Full-time, Distance)
  • 113 Applied Mathematics (Bachelor, Full-time)
  • 123 Computer Engineering (Bachelor, Full-time, Distance)
  • 126 Information systems and technologies (Bachelor, Full-time, Distance)
  • 104 Physics and Astronomy (Master, Full-time)
  • 105 Applied physics and nanomaterials (Master, Full-time)
  • 111 Mathematics (Master, Full-time, Distance)
  • 113 Applied Mathematics (Master, Full-time)
  • 123 Computer Engineering (Master, Full-time)
  • 126 Information systems and technologies (Master, Full-time, Distance)

Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Information Technology at Odessa I. I. Mechnikov National University is the largest scientific center in South Ukraine and the only one in this region for training highly qualified personnel, PhD and Doctors of Science in Physics and Mathematics, in a number of mathematical and physical specialties.

Basic courses are lectured to students by full and associate professors. Most of them are doctors in physical and mathematical sciences and represent mathematical and physical schools well-known in both Ukraine and abroad.

  • Specialty 104 Physics and Astronomy

    Specialty Physics and Astronomy (104) prepares specialists with contemporary knowledge in physics, astronomy, electronics, and programming. Modern physics advances in the fields of nanomaterials, optics and quantum electronics, atomic nuclei, alternative energy sources, energy-saving technologies, near-Earth space, stars, and galaxies involve modern computer technologies and provide a basis for further development of scientific and technological progress. Experience in the elaboration of physical models of real world is transferred to any field in information technology - from search engines to the banking sector. In many life circumstances, a person who knows and understands physics can use his/her analytical thinking skills to find simple solutions to complex problems.

    Since ancient times, starry sky has attracted a human being’s attention by its beauty and harmony. The heavenly bodies’ motion was observed to measure time and check the travel direction; or mysterious scintillation was simply admired. The beauty and harmony have remained up to now; and they have also become enriched by the beauty of mathematics and physics the man discovered in the star world. The universe is a unique physical laboratory, the richest one in energy ranges and the number of experiments. It makes possible studies of the matter under extreme conditions, including those unreachable in the Earth-based laboratories. Modern astronomy explores celestial objects - from the anomalies of motion of artificial satellites near the Earth to the mysterious quasars on the edge of the visible part of the universe. In modern astronomy, the motion of elementary particles is associated with the features of the largest formations of the universe - large walls comprising hundreds of thousands of galaxies, not smaller than our Milky Way.

    It is a distinctive feature of modern astronomy to deal with large volumes of scientific information in digital formats. Astronomers work with databases and use up-to-date software products to process astronomical observations and model space objects. The modern specialist in astronomy should be well-oriented in the modern information world, correctly pose and solve scientific and applied problems in any field, and be capable to apply information technology together with physical methods to solve various scientific, production and technical problems.

    Specializations:

    • Physics;
    • Astronomy.

    Employment opportunities

    • Scientists at research institutions, research-and-production enterprises, computing and analytical centers, astronomical observatories and national space agencies;
    • Teachers in physical and technical disciplines at higher and secondary educational institutions;
    • Engineers, scientists, consultants, and experts at control and management organizations, executive authorities, law enforcement agencies, environmental monitoring centers, banks, consulting companies, advertising agencies, PR and IT companies.
  • Specialty 105 Applied Physics and Nanomaterials

    The specialty of Applied Physics and Nanomaterials (105) is focused on the training of specialists qualified to apply physical methods, processes and technologies in appliances, systems and methods of modern medicine, pharmacology and technology of creating biocompatible materials. The development of modern medicine is impossible without the employment of complex medical appliances and systems that operate on the basis of known physical phenomena and processes and use computer technologies for processing, representing and storing information. Medical diagnostics are based on recording both the physical fields in the human body and the interaction of external physical fields with the body. The knowledge of latest achievements in physics, electronics, nano- and optoelectronics, modern programming techniques and communication technologies allows the medical physicist to succeed in developing new instruments, diagnostic and therapeutic systems, and to ensure their proper functioning and upgrading. Of particular importance is the training of physicists-scientists qualified to plan and conduct scientific research, interpret their results, transform scientific developments into competitive goods and services, and distribute them among medical and biological institutions.

    Specializations:

    • Medical Physics;
    • Physics and Technology of Nanomaterials.

    Employment opportunities

    • Medical equipment engineers at diagnostic and therapeutic medical institutions;
    • Research staff at industrial laboratories, institutes and research-and-production centers for development of new medical equipment and systems;
    • Experts on new medical developments based on physical methods, processes, and technologies;
    • Managers and representatives of manufacturing companies for implementation, maintenance and promotion of new medical equipment on the market;
    • Engineers and researchers at institutes, universities, and industrial enterprises for development, production and practical implementation of new nanomaterials.
  • Specialty 111 Mathematics

    A mathematician is a highly intellectual profession and their work has comprehensively applied significance today. Mathematical methods of research are implementing now in almost all sciences, fields of knowledge and areas of activity.

    Within the bachelor and master programs "Mathematics" in ONU, we train specialists in the field of data analysis and operations research, employees of banking, financial and analytical organizations. Deep and solid mathematical background, ability to build and analyze mathematical models in various applied fields (information technology, physics, chemistry, biology, medicine, ecology, economics, business, finance, management, etc.), ability to get new knowledge quickly and easily, navigate the information flow are important advantages of our graduates.

    Our students study fundamental mathematical courses, economic classes, as well as data science. There are workshops and elective courses with the participation of IT companies. International exchange programs for students such as Erasmus+, Global UGRAD, Fulbright are available.

    Career opportunities

    • analyst, business analyst, financial analyst, quantitative analyst, marketing analyst, consulting analyst, management analyst
    • operations research analyst
    • data scientist
    • machine learning engineer
    • career in academia
    • researcher
  • Specialty 113 Applied Mathematics

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    it is a branch of mathematics that deals with mathematical methods that find use in science, engineering, business, computer science, industry and so on (that is, “in applications”). Thus, applied mathematics is a combination of mathematical science and specialized knowledge. Nowadays, solving a variety of complicated problems is not just about knowledge and understanding of modern technologies. You cannot construct a qualitative mathematical model, choose a rational algorithm to solve it, or make computer implementation of a model without profound mathematical knowledge, abstract and non-standard thinking.

    Students of the specialty "Applied Mathematics" get knowledge of fundamental mathematical disciplines, modern programming languages and software development technologies, mathematical modeling and system analysis, data analysis and machine learning. There are workshops and elective courses with the participation of IT companies. International exchange programs for students such as Erasmus+, Global UGRAD, Fulbright are available.

    What are the advantages of education in applied mathematics?

    • solid mathematical background
    • ability to use mathematical methods in various applied fields (economics, finance, business, technology, biology, medicine, ecology)
    • mastery of modern programming languages
    • knowledge and understanding of information technology
    • ability to find a rational solution to any practical problems
    • ability to learn new things quickly, navigate the information flow
    • ability to "see further than others"
    • opportunity to change our world for the better

    What are my career opportunities?

    • software developer, software architect
    • data scientist
    • machine learning engineer
    • quality assurance engineer
    • project manager
    • database administrator
    • system administrator
    • analyst, business analyst, financial analyst, quantitative analyst, marketing analyst, consulting analyst, management analyst, actuary
    • operations research analyst
    • career in academia
    • researcher

    Specialty - applied mathematics (113) with specialization in theoretical and applied mechanics, has always been the foundation of applied sciences. For the mechanics of our days, the wide application of a wide variety of mathematical and physical knowledge, including the newest sections of applied and computational mathematics, modern programming systems, is characteristic. Students of ONU studying in the specialty "Theoretical and Applied Mechanics" study in-depth computer simulation of physical-mechanical processes using 3D graphics.

    Main directions of training:

    • design and development of applied software for PC;
    • mathematical and computer modeling of physical processes and phenomena (numerical experiment)
    • computer two- and three-dimensional visualization of mechanical movements of bodies and moving continuous media;
    • development of mathematical methods and algorithms for solving resource-intensive tasks using parallel computing on a computer;
    • scientific research and computer reproduction of technogenic situations in industrial production.

    Variants of employment

    - software development companies; specialists in computer modeling and solving scientific and technical problems of real production.

    For the entrants there is a consultative center "Open public mathematical consultations". Tel. for reference (048) 718-54-64

  • Specialty 123 Computer Engineering

    The sphere of professional activity of the Computer Engineering (123) graduates is a branches of science and technology, covering a set of problems related to the design and creation of hardware and software for information computer systems and networks of general or special purpose, the development of mobile applications and the Internet of Things, the digital-program control systems creation.

    The objects of professional activity of the graduate with a degree in Computer Engineering are:

    • design, development and administration of computer systems and networks;
    • development and maintenance of system and application software of modern computer systems and networks;
    • design and operation of automated systems for managing social and economic entities;
    • designing network information systems using knowledge of architecture, protocols and basic functioning principles of information systems to the Internet;
    • analytics of computer systems and networks;
    • protection of computer systems and information transfer in computer network.
    • processing and encoding digital signals;
    • mobile application development;
    • development of systems based on controllers;
    • development and programming devices of the Internet of Things;

    Graduates of the "Computer Engineering" receive profound and comprehensive knowledge in design, development, operation, system and application programming of complex computer systems: distributed computer systems, devices and systems of the Internet of Things, local, global and corporate computer networks, oriented to support of current information and administrative tasks decision in various fields of activity.

    The special feature of the Computer engineering training in classical University is an upscale programming school plus a fundamental background in discrete mathematics and cryptology.

    2 lines of the training (without displaying in a diploma):

    Line 1. Mathematical support of computer systems

    In-depth study of mathematical methods and processes of structuring, exchanging, manipulating and analyzing technical, financial, medical and other information for solving problems of computer systems and networks creating, system and application software development, providing quick and high-quality information support for management decisions, improving the technical, economic and social systems management.

    Line 2. Computer Algebra: Cryptology and Information Coding

    In-depth study of mathematical methods and technologies of information security, cryptography, steganography and cryptanalysis, unjammable coding of signals and data transmitted via communication channels or networks, stored in computer systems of general or special purpose.

    Graduates are leading developers of enterprise networks and systems, system and application software, heads of computer and information technologies departments in various companies, state organizations, banks.

    Qualification of the graduate:

    • Bachelor – "Software Developer", "Computer Systems Developer"
    • Master – "Professional in the field of Computer Technology"
  • Specialty 126 Information Systems and Technologies

    The sphere of professional activity of the Information Systems and Technology (126) graduates is a branches of science and technology, covering a range of issues related to the Data Mining, Big Data processing methods, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence systems, construction and analysis of the computer models of solids mechanical motion and other physical processes.

    The objects of professional activity of the graduate with a degree in Information Systems and Technologies are:

    • software development using modern programming languages and information technology;
    • Data Mining and Machine Learning;
    • processing and analysis of Big Data;
    • information systems based on databases, data warehouses and knowledge bases;
    • AI systems and pattern recognition;
    • information support of decisions in different areas;
    • creation and using of expert systems for business processes analyzing and managing;
    • image processing;
    • programming and numerical analysis of the mechanical processes and objects models;
    • 3D visualization of mechanical processes (Microsoft DirectX technology).

    Graduates of the "Information Systems and Technologies" receive profound and comprehensive knowledge allowing to apply information technologies and advanced mathematical methods in solving of the topical scientific, analytical and management tasks in various fields of activity, information, analytical and artificial intelligence systems creating and using, appropriate software developing, as well as conduct the research aimed at such methods and information technologies creating.

    The special feature of the Information Systems and Technologies training in classical University is upscale programming school plus profound mathematical training, which is the background of effective problem solving both programming, modeling or designing information systems and analysis or data processing, Machine Learning, mechanical processes simulation etc.

    2 lines of the training (without displaying in a diploma):

    Line 1. Data Mining

    In-depth study of the architecture of distributed database systems and knowledge base systems, natural language recognition systems, data mining methods, decision theory and machine learning, and learning of methods of using them to information support of the decision in various fields of activity.

    Line 2. Information Technology in Mechanics

    In-depth study of the multimedia technologies of simulation, numerical experiment and visualization of the mechanical processes of the objects systems and using them to solve engineering problems robotics, pyroscopy, aerodynamics and ecology.

    The graduates work as information and business processes analysts, system and application software developers, heads of computer and information departments in various companies, state organizations and banks, as well as researchers.

    Qualification of the graduate:

    • Bachelor – "Software Developer", "Computer Systems Developer"
    • Master – "Professional in Programming"

    There are training courses (phones for more information: 723-05-88, 63-76-04)

 

Chair of Algebra, Geometry and Differential Equations

Head of the Department
Yevtukhov Vyacheslav Mykhailovych
Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor

Evtuho

According to Order No. 61-02 dated 30.06.2023, at the MFIT Faculty, by merging the departments of “Computer Algebra and Discrete Mathematics” and “Differential Equations, Geometry and Topology”, a new department — “Algebra, Geometry and Differential Equations” — was established on 1 October 2023.

Volodymyr Kiosak

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General information

Nationality: Ukrainian

Birth 6.08.1958, vill. Prymorske, Odesa region

Current professional address

Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informational Technologies. Odesa I.I. Mechnikov National University, Main Building, 2, Dvorianska Str., 65082 Odesa Ukraine

Phone

(+38) 067 915 47 34

Email

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Civil status

married, I have two sons, born in 1982, and 1993

ORCID ID

ORCID

Scopus ID

25960165900

Web

ONU profile
ResearchGate

Languages

Good: English, French, Fluent: Russian, and Ukrainian (mother tongue)

h-index

19 (Scopus), on 30.10.2025

Vita

Volodymyr Kiosak is a researcher in differential geometry, a university lecturer with extensive experience in educating the younger generation of mathematicians, author of monographs, textbooks and more than 150 articles. V. Kiosak is the executive secretary of the editorial board of the specialized scientific journal "Mathematical Methods of Mechanics" Journal and participates the international scientific committee of the annual conference "Algebraic and Geometric Methods of Analysis" (Odesa). At the department, he is responsible for scientific information and for the work of the mathematical club for students. V. Kiosak regularly participates in the discussion of his results by participating in conferences held both in Ukraine and at European conferences. For four years (from 2019 to 2022), he led his section "Geometry and Its Applications" at the International Conference on Application of Mathematics in Technical and Natural Sciences (Albena, Bulgaria). In 2008, he was a researcher at the Schiller University of Jena (Germany). After that, for five years with interruptions, he worked on the programs DFG Priority Program 1154 - "Global Differential Geometry"; DFG MA 2565/2 "H-projectivity equivalent metrics"; Research Training Group 1523 "Quantum and Gravity Field" at the University of Jena. He had the experience of working with Czech colleagues from Palacky University (Olomouc, Czech Republic), where he completed his doctoral studies, presented his dissertation and received a PhD in mathematics with a specialization in Algebra and Geometry.

Professional experience

  • 01.09.2024 – till now — Odesa I.I. Mechnikov National University — Professor of Department of Algebra, Geometry and Differential Equations
  • 01.09.2018 – till now — Odesa State Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Odesa, Ukraine — Professor of Department of Higher Mathematics
  • 1.09.2012- 26.08.2017 — Crimean Humanitarian University (Armiansk, Crimea, Ukraine) — Docent of Department of economics and management
  • 01.09.2011-19.08.2012 — Odesa National Polytechnic University — Docent of Department of informatics and management of protection of informational systems
  • 27.10.2008-14.02.2011 — South-Ukrainian K.D. Ushynskyi Pedagogic State University (Odesa, Ukraine) — Docent of Department of Higher Mathematics
  • 1.01.2008 – 20.10.2008 — Friedrich Schiller University, Jena, Germany — Research fellow
  • 11.01.1990- 31.08.2003 — Odesa National Economic University (known previously as Odesa Institute of National Economy), Ukraine — Reader in Higher Mathematics
  • 02.12.1981-10.12.1985 — Odesa K.D. Ushynskyi pedagogic Institute, Ukraine — Assistant in Department of geometry

Education and Qualification

  • 2021 — Odesa State Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Odesa, Ukraine — The title of professor, in the Department of Higher Mathematics
  • 1.02.2018 — Institute of mathematics of National Academy of Sciences Ukraine — The habilitation dissertation. Topic: Mappings of special pseudo-Riemannian spaces
  • 01.12.2014-30.11.2017 — Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv — Doctoranture (second degree after PhD), preparation for habilitation
  • 8.11.2007 — Physical – technical B.I. Verkin Institute of low temperatures National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine — The dissertation of candidate of physics and mathematical sciences (PhD) “Geodesic mappings of special Riemannian spaces”
  • 2002 — Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic — PhD in mathematics, Specialization: “Algebra and Geometry”
  • 2002 — Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic — Doctorate in mathematics
  • 11.12.1985-11.12.1988 — Odesa I.I. Mechnikov State University — Aspiranture (doctorate) in «Geometry and topology»
  • 1976-1981 — Odesa I.I. Mechnikov State University — Diploma in Mathematics

Main areas of interest

  • Riemannian geometry
  • Tensor analysis
  • General theory of relativity
  • Continuum mechanics

SUPERVISION OF GRADUATE STUDENTS AND POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS

  • Since 10/2021 till now — Supervisor of 4 PhD dissertation (M. Bankovskyi, E. Patrashku, S. Palchyk, O. Kolesnichenko) — Odesa State Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture
  • 12.06.2025 — E. Patrashku successfully presented his PhD thesis in front of the Council PhD 8667 (joint supervision with Prof. V. Isaev) — Odesa State Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture

TEACHING ACTIVITIES

I teach following courses: Higher Mathematics, Riemannian geometry, Tensor analysis, Probability theory, Econometrics and Differential geometry

ORGANISATION OF SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS

  • 2019- till now — Organization committee participant — Annual International conference "Algebraic and Geometric Methods of Analysis" (Odesa)
  • 2018-2022 — Organization of a special session — International Conference on Application of Mathematics in Technical and Natural Sciences (Albena, Bulgaria)

International Projects

  • 2003-2010 — DFG Priority Program 1154 - "Global Differential Geometry", participant, PI prof. V. Matveev — Jena, Germany
  • 2010-2012 — DFG MA 2565/2 "H-projectivity equivalent metrics", participant, PI prof. V. Matveev — Jena, Germany
  • 2009-2018 — Research Training Group 1523 "Quantum and Gravity Field", participant, PI prof. V. Matveev — Jena, Germany

Relevant Publications by Volodymyr Kiosak

Peer-reviewed Articles

2025

  • Prishlyak, O., Kiosak, V., & Savchenko, O. (2025). Distinguishing graph of a function with three critical points on a closed 3-manifold. Ukrainian Mathematical Journal, 77(1). DOI

2024

  • Kiosak, V., Latysh, O., & Kuzmich, V. (2024). Split curvature. Proceedings of the International Geometry Center, 17(3), 232–243. DOI
  • Kiosak, V., Prishlyak, O., & Gudyreva, O. (2024). On geodesic mappings of threesymmetric spaces. Proceedings of the International Geometry Center, 17(1), 56-64. DOI

2023

  • Kiosak, V., Lesechko, O., & Latysh, O. (2023). On geodesic mappings of symmetric pairs. Proceedings of the International Geometry Center, 15(3–4), 230–238. DOI

2022

  • Kiosak, V., Savchenko, A., & Makarenko, L. (2022). Invariant transformations that preserve mappings. AIP Conference Proceedings, 2522, 120003. DOI
  • Kiosak, V., Savchenko, A., & Kusik, L. (2022). On the properties of Ricci solitons. AIP Conference Proceedings, 2522, 120006. DOI
  • Kiosak, V., Kusik, L., & Isaiev, V. (2022). Geodesic Ricci-symmetric pseudo-Riemannian spaces. Proceedings of the International Geometry Center, 15(2), 110–120. DOI

2021

  • Kiosak, V., Prishlyak, O., & Lesechko, O. (2021). On the geodesic mappings of pseudo-Riemannian spaces with special supplementary tensor. Proceedings of the International Geometry Center, 14(4), 13–26. DOI
  • Kiosak, V., Latysh, O., & Lesechko, O. (2021). Geodesic mappings of compact quasi-Einstein spaces, II. Proceedings of the International Geometry Center, 14(1), 80–91. DOI

2020

  • Kiosak, V., Savchenko, A., & Khniunin, S. (2020). On the typology of quasi-Einstein spaces. AIP Conference Proceedings, 2302, 040003. DOI
  • Kiosak, V., Savchenko, A., & Kamienieva, A. (2020). Geodesic mappings of compact quasi-Einstein spaces with constant scalar curvature. AIP Conference Proceedings, 2302, 040002. DOI
  • Doikov, D., & Kiosak, V. (2020). On the Schwarzschild model for gravitating objects of the Universe. AIP Conference Proceedings, 2302, 040001. DOI
  • Kiosak, V., Savchenko, A., & Kovalova, G. (2020). Geodesic mappings of compact quasi-Einstein spaces, I. Proceedings of the International Geometry Center, 13(1), 35–48. DOI
  • Kiosak, V. A., & Kovalova, G. V. (2020). Geodesic mappings of quasi-Einstein spaces with a constant scalar curvature. Mathematical Studies, 53(2), 212–217. DOI

2019

  • Zarichnyi, M., Savchenko, A., & Kiosak, V. (2019). Strong topology on the set of persistence diagrams. AIP Conference Proceedings, 2164, 040006. DOI
  • Kiosak, V., Savchenko, A., & Gudyreva, O. (2019). On the conformal mappings of special quasi-Einstein spaces. AIP Conference Proceedings, 2164, 040001. DOI

2018

  • Kiosak, V., Savchenko, A., & Shevchenko, T. (2018). Holomorphically projective mappings of special Kähler manifolds. AIP Conference Proceedings, 2025, 080004. DOI
  • Kiosak, V., Lesechko, O., & Savchenko, O. (2018). Mappings of spaces with affine connection. 17th Conference on Applied Mathematics, APLIMAT 2018 – Proceedings, 563–569.

2014

  • Kiosak, V., & Matveev, V. S. (2014). There exist no 4-dimensional geodesically equivalent metrics with the same stress-energy tensor. Journal of Geometry and Physics, 78, 1–11. DOI

2012

  • Kiosak, V. A. (2012). On the conformal mappings of quasi-Einstein spaces. Journal of Mathematical Sciences (United States), 184(1), 12–18. DOI
  • Fedorova, A., Kiosak, V., Matveev, V. S., & Rosemann, S. (2012). The only Kähler manifold with degree of mobility at least 3 is (CPⁿ, g Fubini–Study). Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society, 105(1), 153–188. DOI

2010

  • Kiosak, V. A., Matveev, V. S., Mikes, J., & Shandra, I. G. (2010). On the degree of geodesic mobility for Riemannian metrics. Mathematical Notes, 87(3–4), 586–587. DOI
  • Kiosak, V., & Matveev, V. S. (2010). Proof of projective Lichnerowicz conjecture for pseudo-Riemannian metrics with degree of mobility greater than two. Communications in Mathematical Physics, 297(2), 401–426. DOI
  • Hinterleitner, I., & Kiosak, V. (2010). Special Einstein’s equations on Kähler manifolds. Archivum Mathematicum, 46(5), 333–337.
  • Evtushik, L., Kiosak, V., & Mikes, J. (2010). The mobility of Riemannian spaces with respect to conformal mappings onto Einstein spaces. Russian Mathematics, 54(8), 29–33. DOI

2009

  • Kiosak, V., & Matveev, V. S. (2009). There are no conformal Einstein rescalings of complete pseudo-Riemannian Einstein metrics. Comptes Rendus Mathématique, 347(17–18), 1067–1069. DOI
  • Kiosak, V., & Matveev, V. S. (2009). Complete Einstein metrics are geodesically rigid. Communications in Mathematical Physics, 289(1), 383–400. DOI
  • Hinterleitner, I., & Kiosak, V. (2009). φ(Ric)-vector fields on conformally flat spaces. AIP Conference Proceedings, 1191, 98–103. DOI
  • Bolsinov, A. V., Kiosak, V., & Matveev, V. S. (2009). A Fubini theorem for pseudo-Riemannian metrics. Journal of the London Mathematical Society, 80(2), 341–356. DOI

2008

  • Hinterleitner, I., & Kiosak, V. A. (2008). φ(Ric)-vector fields in Riemannian spaces. Archivum Mathematicum, 44(5), 385–390.

2006

  • Mikes, J., Hinterleitner, I., & Kiosak, V. A. (2006). On the theory of geodesic mappings of Einstein spaces and their generalizations. AIP Conference Proceedings, 861, 428–435. DOI

2004

  • Gavrilchenko, M.L., Kiosak, V.A., Mikes, J. (2004). Geodesic deformations of hypersurfaces of Riemannian spaces. Izvestiia vuzov. Kazan, 11 (250). (In Russian) PDF

Monographs

  • 2012 — Kiosak, V., Chepurna, O. (2012). Diffeomorphisms preserving the Einstein tensor. (In Russian) Saarbrücken: Lambert Academic Publishing.
  • 2008 — Mikes, J., Kiosak, V., & Vanzurová, A. (2008). Geodesic mappings of manifolds with affine connection. Olomouc: Palacký University Press.

Relevant textbooks

  • 2017 — Kiosak, V., Pryshliak O. (2017). Riemannian Geometry. Kyiv: Institute of Mathematics, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. (In Ukrainian) PDF

Relevant publications without peer-review

2020

  • Lesechko, O., & Kiosak, V. (2020). Geodesic mappings of spaces with special vector fields. Mechanics and Mathematical Methods, 2(1), 56–62. Odesa. (In Ukrainian)

2019

  • Kiosak, V., & Lesechko, O. V. (2019). Models of mechanical systems preserving the Weyl tensor. Mechanics and Mathematical Methods, 1(1), 25–34. Odesa. (In Ukrainian)

2012

  • Kiosak, V. (2012). On the number of solutions of one system of algebraic equations. Proceedings of the International Geometry Center, 5(2), 43–52. (In Ukrainian)

2011

  • Chepurna, O. Ye., & Kiosak, V. (2011). Invariant transformations preserving analytically planar curves. Proceedings of the International Geometry Center, 4(3), 15–23. Odesa.
  • Kiosak, V. (2011). On the projective Lichnerowicz conjecture for pseudo-Riemannian spaces with great mobility. Informatics and Mathematical Methods in Modeling, 1, 50–74. Odesa.
  • Kiosak, V. (2011). On conformal mappings of almost Einstein spaces. Mathematical Methods and Physico-Mechanical Fields, 54(2), 17–22. Lviv. (In Ukrainian)
  • Kiosak, V. (2011). On equidistant pseudo-Riemannian spaces. Mathematical Studies, 36(1), 21–25. Lviv. (In Ukrainian)

Chair of computer systems and technologies

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Шугайло Ю.Б.

Yurii Shugailo - candidate of physical and mathematical sciences

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Hanna Korenkova - candidate of physical and mathematical sciences, associate professor

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Alla Kamienieva - Ph.D., lecturer

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Vladislav Mykhailenko - doctor of technical sciences (DSc) associate professor

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Larysa Martynovych - Senior Lecturer

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Maryna Iepik - Ph.D., Associate Professor

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Andrii Chepok - candidate of physical and mathematical sciences

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Oksana Zuі - teacher

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Sergiy Stukalov  - senior teacher

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Alla Kamienieva

Alla Kamienieva

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Courses taught:

  • Basics of Web technologies
  • Programming of mobile applications ,
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  • Software for mobile devices,
  • Object-oriented programming

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Dmytro Larin

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Scientific interests - robotics, programming of embedded systems, the Internet of Things.

Education – process automation engineer, Ukrainian State Academy of Communications, 1996.

The courses - Robotics and Mechatronics.

Hanna Korenkova

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Kuznichenko Svitlana

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Data mining, multi-criteria decision-making methods, fuzzy sets and fuzzy logic, geographic information systems and technologies

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