Evgeny Kuznetsov | Mathematical Physics | Mathematical Physics Leadership Award

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Prof. Dr. Evgeny Kuznetsov | Mathematical Physics | Mathematical Physics Leadership Award

Head of Laboratory of Mathematical Physics at Lebedev Physical Institute of RAS, Russia

Dr. Evgenii Alexandrovich Kuznetsov is a distinguished Russian physicist and mathematician, renowned for his groundbreaking research in nonlinear waves, turbulence, and integrable systems. He earned his Ph.D. in Mathematics and Physics in 1973 and has since contributed significantly to the fields of plasma physics, hydrodynamics, and nonlinear wave theory. Dr. Kuznetsov holds prominent academic positions, including his role as a Principal Research Fellow at the P.N. Lebedev Physical Institute and the Landau Institute for Theoretical Physics. He has been a leading figure in the Center for Nonlinear Studies and has served as Director of the Novosibirsk Department of the International Institute for Nonlinear Science. With extensive international experience as a visiting professor at top institutions worldwide, he is deeply engaged in promoting mathematical physics education. His legacy is marked by numerous publications, significant contributions to theoretical physics, and a strong commitment to advancing nonlinear science globally.

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Education

Dr. Evgenii Alexandrovich Kuznetsov’s educational journey began at Novosibirsk State University, where he completed his undergraduate studies in Physics in 1969. ‘Including Deputy Director of the Landau Institute of Theretical Physics and the Center of Nonlinear Studies”. His academic pursuits led to a Ph.D. in Mathematics and Physics in 1973 from the Institute for Nuclear Physics at the Siberian Branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences. His doctoral thesis focused on nonlinear waves in plasma, under the guidance of Prof. V.E. Zakharov. In 1981, he earned his Doctorate in Mathematics and Physics, with a thesis on the stability of nonlinear waves and turbulence, solidifying his expertise in nonlinear dynamics. His educational background laid the foundation for a distinguished career in theoretical physics, contributing significantly to both research and academic teaching in the field.
(i) Derivation of the so-called Zakharov-Kuznetsov (ZK) equation for describing ion-acoustic waves in a magnetzed plasma, finding within this equation 3D solitons with their Lyapunov stability proving with the help of the Sobolev integral estimation;
(ii) Finding first time exact anisotropic spectra of weak turbulence of the Kolmogorov type for ion-acoustic waves in strongly magnetized plasma with the help of the so called Zakharov-Kuznetsov transformation;
(iii) Construting first time exact solution for breathers of the 1D nonlinear Schrodinger equation by means of the inverse scattering transform.

Professional Experience

Dr. Kuznetsov’s professional experience spans over five decades, beginning as a trainee researcher in 1969 at the Institute for Nuclear Physics. He later became a senior research fellow and head of the Laboratory of Nonlinear Physics at the Institute of Automation and Electrometry. In 1992, he joined the Landau Institute for Theoretical Physics and the P.N. Lebedev Physical Institute, where he held pivotal roles, including Deputy Director of the Center for Nonlinear Studies. He has also been a visiting professor at renowned institutions like the Weizmann Institute of Science and the University of Colorado. Throughout his career, Dr. Kuznetsov has contributed immensely to research and education in nonlinear physics, turbulence, and integrable systems. His extensive career reflects his leadership in scientific research and his role as a mentor to future generations of physicists.

Research Interests

Dr. Kuznetsov’s primary research interests revolve around nonlinear wave dynamics, turbulence, and integrable systems. He has made significant contributions to the study of solitons, plasma physics, and nonlinear hydrodynamics. His research spans a variety of topics, including the stability of nonlinear waves, wave propagation in plasma, and the mathematics of integrable systems. He has pioneered the study of complex wave interactions and turbulence, particularly in plasma and fluid dynamics. Dr. Kuznetsov has also worked on the development of theoretical frameworks for nonlinear phenomena in various physical systems, including those in plasma, hydrodynamics, and integrable systems. His work continues to influence the understanding of nonlinear dynamics in both classical and quantum systems.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Kuznetsov has received numerous awards and honors throughout his career, recognizing his outstanding contributions to theoretical physics and nonlinear science. He has been a principal research fellow at prestigious Russian institutes, including the P.N. Lebedev Physical Institute and the Landau Institute for Theoretical Physics. He has received recognition for his role in advancing nonlinear physics, particularly in the areas of wave dynamics, turbulence, and solitons. His work has also led to invitations as a visiting professor at esteemed institutions worldwide, further attesting to his global influence in the field. His leadership in the Center for Nonlinear Studies and his involvement in international research collaborations have solidified his reputation as a leader in mathematical physics. He was awarded by the L.I. Mandelstam Price of the Russian Academy of Sciences for the cycle of works “Wave collapses in plasma, optics and hydrodynamics” (2012), elected as a full member of the Russian Academy of Sciences (2016).

Conclusion

Dr. Evgenii Kuznetsov’s career is marked by groundbreaking research, leadership in the scientific community, and a deep commitment to advancing the field of nonlinear physics. His extensive academic experience, both as a researcher and educator, has made him a prominent figure in theoretical physics. He has significantly contributed to our understanding of nonlinear waves, turbulence, and integrable systems, leaving a lasting legacy in these fields. His leadership roles at major Russian institutes and his involvement in international collaborations have established him as a key figure in the global scientific community. Dr. Kuznetsov’s continued work and mentorship will undoubtedly inspire future generations of physicists, ensuring that his impact on the field of mathematical physics endures for years to come.

Publications Top Noted

  • Title: Three-Dimensional Acoustic Turbulence: Weak Versus Strong
    Authors: E.A. Kochurin, Evgeny A. Kuznetsov
    Year: 2024
    Citations: 3
    Source: Physical Review Letters

  • Title: Mathematical Methods of Physics: Problems with Solutions
    Authors: I.V. Kolokolov, E.A. Kuznetsov, A.I. Milstein, D.A. Shapiro, E.G. Shapiro

  • Title: Magnetic Filaments: Formation, Stability, and Feedback
    Authors: E.A. Kuznetsov, E.A. Mikhailov
    Year: 2024
    Source: Mathematics

  • Title: Quasiclassical Dynamics of Nonlinear Wave Systems
    Authors: E.A. Kuznetsov
    Year: 2023
    Source: Radiophysics and Quantum Electronics

  • Title: Reply to the Comment to the Paper “Symmetry Approach in the Problem of Gas Expansion into Vacuum”
    Authors: E.A. Kuznetsov, M.Y. Kagan

  • Title: Nonlinear Dynamics of Slipping Flows
    Authors: E.A. Kuznetsov, E.A. Mikhailov, M.G. Serdyukov
    Year: 2023
    Source: Radiophysics and Quantum Electronics

  • Title: Formation of Droplets of the Order Parameter and Superconductivity in Inhomogeneous Fermi–Bose Mixtures (Brief Review)
    Authors: M.Y. Kagan, S.V. Aksenov, A.V. Turlapov, V.M. Silkin, E.A. Burovski
    Year: 2023
    Citations: 3
    Source: JETP Letters

  • Title: Direct Numerical Simulation of Acoustic Turbulence: Zakharov–Sagdeev Spectrum
    Authors: E.A. Kochurin, E.A. Kuznetsov
    Year: 2022
    Citations: 10
    Source: JETP Letters

  • Title: Slipping Flows and Their Breaking
    Authors: E.A. Kuznetsov, E.A. Mikhailov
    Year: 2022
    Citations: 8
    Source: Annals of Physics

  • Title: Instability of Solitons and Collapse of Acoustic Waves in Media with Positive Dispersion
    Authors: E.A. Kuznetsov
    Year: 2022
    Citations: 5
    Source: Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics

  • Title: Turbulence of Ion Sound in a Plasma Located in a Magnetic Field
    Authors: E.A. Kuznetsov
    Year: 1972
    Citations: 58
    Source: Soviet Physics JETP, Vol. 35, p. 310
  • Title: Solitons in a Parametrically Unstable Plasma
    Authors: E.A. Kuznetsov
    Year: 1977
    Citations: 655
    Source: Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol. 236, pp. 575–577

  • Title: Three-Dimensional Solitons
    Authors: V.E. Zakharov, E.A. Kuznetsov
    Year: 1974
    Citations: 500
    Source: Soviet Physics – Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics

 

 

Daniel Condurache | Mathematical Engineering | Outstanding Contribution Award

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Prof. Daniel Condurache | Mathematical Engineering | Outstanding Contribution Award

Professor at Technical University of Iasi, Romania

Prof. Daniel Condurache is a distinguished researcher and academic leader specializing in theoretical mechanics, robotics, orbital mechanics, and mathematical modeling. A Professor and PhD Supervisor at Gheorghe Asachi Technical University of Iași, he has held key leadership positions, including Vice-Rector and Head of Department. He is a Corresponding Member of the Romanian Academy and a Senior Member of IEEE, AIAA, AMS, ASME, and AAS, reflecting his international recognition. With over 100 research articles published in prestigious journals, his work spans integral transformations, Lie algebra, and spaceflight mechanics, earning him H-index scores of 12-18 across research databases. He also serves as an editor and reviewer for multiple scientific journals. His contributions to mechanical engineering, mechatronics, and robotics have shaped both academic and industrial research. While already a leading figure, increased international collaborations and industry applications could further enhance his impact. He is an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

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Education

Prof. Daniel Condurache holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering (Magna Cum Laude) from Gheorghe Asachi Technical University of Iași, Romania. He also earned an Engineering degree from the Polytechnic Institute of Iași, Faculty of Electronics and Telecommunications. Additionally, he pursued studies in Mathematics at Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași, Romania, further enhancing his analytical skills. His strong academic foundation in mechanical engineering, robotics, and applied mathematics has significantly contributed to his expertise in kinematics, dynamics, and theoretical mechanics. Over the years, he has continued his research in advanced mathematical modeling, integral transformations, and Lie algebra applications in mechanics. His interdisciplinary education has allowed him to bridge gaps between engineering, physics, and mathematics, leading to groundbreaking contributions in robotics, orbital mechanics, and rigid body dynamics. His academic journey reflects a commitment to continuous learning and innovation in theoretical and applied mechanics.

Professional Experience

Prof. Condurache has had a distinguished academic career spanning over four decades at Gheorghe Asachi Technical University of Iași. He has held multiple leadership positions, including Vice-Rector, Head of the Department of Theoretical Mechanics, and Professor. His teaching portfolio includes Theoretical Mechanics, Modeling and Simulation of Mechanical Systems, and Mathematical Foundations of Robotics. Beyond academia, he has contributed as a Ph.D. supervisor in mechanical engineering, mentoring the next generation of researchers. He has also played a vital role in Romania’s academic and research policies as a member of CNATDCU (Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, and Robotics) and CCCDI (Ministry of Research, Innovation, and Digitalization). Additionally, he has served as an editor for academic journals and conference proceedings, reinforcing his influence in the field. His extensive experience across teaching, research, and administration highlights his dedication to advancing both academia and engineering innovation.

Research Interests

Prof. Condurache’s research focuses on higher-order kinematics, rigid body dynamics, orbital mechanics, robotics, and Lie algebra applications in engineering. His work integrates mathematics, physics, and engineering principles to develop innovative models for spacecraft dynamics, robotic manipulators, and multibody systems. He specializes in algebraic and geometric methods in dynamical systems, astrodynamics, dual quaternions, integral transformations, and wavelet analysis. His contributions to rigid body motion parameterization using dual tensors and Cayley transforms have been widely recognized in the academic community. His recent publications explore higher-order kinematics of multibody systems and gravitational interactions in non-inertial reference frames, with applications in celestial mechanics, robotics, and spaceflight mechanics. His interdisciplinary research has significantly advanced the understanding of complex mechanical systems and influenced fields such as aerospace engineering, automation, and computational kinematics.

Awards and Honors

Prof. Condurache’s achievements have earned him numerous accolades, including his election as a Corresponding Member of the Romanian Academy and the Academy of Technical Sciences in Romania. He is a Senior Member of IEEE, AIAA (American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics), ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers), and AMS (American Mathematical Society), demonstrating his global recognition in the scientific community. He is also a founding member of the Romanian Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics and has received multiple awards for his research contributions in mechanical engineering and robotics. His extensive publication record, with over 100 research papers in ISI-indexed journals, and an H-index reflecting significant citations, underscores his influence in the field. His impact extends beyond Romania, with collaborations in international research projects and editorial roles in prestigious scientific journals.

Conclusion

Prof. Daniel Condurache is a highly accomplished researcher, educator, and academic leader with an extensive career in mechanical engineering, robotics, and theoretical mechanics. His contributions to kinematics, multibody systems, and rigid body dynamics have significantly influenced both academic research and industrial applications. As a respected professor and Ph.D. supervisor, he has mentored numerous scholars, shaping the future of mechanical engineering and robotics. His global recognition through memberships in prestigious organizations and editorial contributions reflects his commitment to advancing scientific knowledge. With over four decades of experience, multiple leadership roles, and groundbreaking research, Prof. Condurache stands as a leading figure in modern engineering and applied mathematics. His work continues to push the boundaries of kinematic modeling, spaceflight mechanics, and robotic control, ensuring his lasting impact on both theoretical and applied sciences.

Publications Top Noted

  1. Title: Orthogonal Dual Tensor Method for Solving the AX=XB Sensor Calibration Problem

    • Authors: D. Condurache, A. Burlacu

    • Year: 2016

    • Citations: 107

    • Source: Mechanism and Machine Theory, Vol. 104, pp. 382-404

  2. Title: Dual Tensors-Based Solutions for Rigid Body Motion Parameterization

    • Authors: D. Condurache, A. Burlacu

    • Year: 2014

    • Citations: 74

    • Source: Mechanism and Machine Theory, Vol. 74, pp. 390-412

  3. Title: Relative Spacecraft Motion in a Central Force Field

    • Authors: D. Condurache, V. Martinuşi

    • Year: 2007

    • Citations: 48

    • Source: Journal of Guidance, Control, and Dynamics, Vol. 30 (3), pp. 873-876

  4. Title: Resistivity and Curie Point of Li‐Zn Ferrites

    • Authors: N. Rezlescu, D. Condurache, P. Petrariu, E. Luca

    • Year: 1974

    • Citations: 47

    • Source: Journal of the American Ceramic Society, Vol. 57 (1), pp. 40-40

  5. Title: Foucault Pendulum-Like Problems: A Tensorial Approach

    • Authors: D. Condurache, V. Martinuşi

    • Year: 2008

    • Citations: 45

    • Source: International Journal of Non-Linear Mechanics, Vol. 43 (8), pp. 743-760

  6. Title: Left Atrial Structure and Function are Associated with Cardiovascular Outcomes Independent of Left Ventricular Measures: A UK Biobank CMR Study

    • Authors: Z. Raisi-Estabragh, C. McCracken, D. Condurache, N. Aung, J.D. Vargas, et al.

    • Year: 2022

    • Citations: 41

    • Source: European Heart Journal – Cardiovascular Imaging, Vol. 23 (9), pp. 1191-1200

  7. Title: A Minimal Parameterization of Rigid Body Displacement and Motion Using a Higher-Order Cayley Map by Dual Quaternions

    • Authors: D. Condurache, I. Popa

    • Year: 2023

    • Citations: 2

    • Source: Symmetry, Vol. 15 (11), 2011

  8. Title: An Analysis of Higher-Order Kinematics Formalisms for an Innovative Surgical Parallel Robot

    • Authors: C. Vaida, I. Birlescu, B. Gherman, D. Condurache, D. Chablat, D. Pisla

    • Year: 2025

    • Citations: [Not available]

    • Source: Mechanism and Machine Theory, Vol. 209, 105986

  9. Title: An Overview of Higher-Order Kinematics of Rigid Body and Multibody Systems with Nilpotent Algebra

    • Authors: D. Condurache

    • Year: 2025

    • Citations: [Not available]

    • Source: Mechanism and Machine Theory, Vol. 209, 105959

  10. Title: About a Classical Gravitational Interaction in a General Non-Inertial Reference Frame: Applications on Celestial Mechanics and Astrodynamics

    • Authors: D. Condurache, M. Cojocari, I. Popa

    • Year: 2025

    • Citations: [Not available]

    • Source: Symmetry, Vol. 17 (3), 368

  11. Title: A Closed Form of Higher-Order Cayley Transforms and Generalized Rodrigues Vectors Parameterization of Rigid Motion

    • Authors: D. Condurache, M. Cojocari, I.A. Ciureanu

    • Year: 2024

    • Citations: [Not available]

    • Source: Mathematics, Vol. 13 (1), 114

  1. Title: Dual Lie Algebra Representations of the Rigid Body Motion

    • Authors: D. Condurache, A. Burlacu

    • Year: 2014

    • Citations: 35

    • Source: AIAA/AAS Astrodynamics Specialist Conference, 4347

  1. Title: Advances in Robot Kinematics

    • Authors: J. Lenarcic, C. Galletti

    • Year: 2004

    • Citations: 39

    • Source: Kluwer Academic

 

 

Mohammed Hussein | Applied Mathematics | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Mohammed Hussein | Applied Mathematics | Best Researcher Award

Academia at University of Baghdad, Iran

Dr. Mohammed Sabah Hussein is a distinguished Professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of Baghdad, College of Science, with a Ph.D. from the University of Leeds. With 18 years of teaching and research experience, his expertise spans inverse problems for heat equations, numerical analysis, fluid dynamics, and mathematical modeling. He has made significant contributions to academia, mentoring postgraduate students and serving in leadership roles, including Head of the Mathematics Department. Dr. Hussein has an impressive publication record in high-impact journals and actively participates in international research collaborations. His academic reputation is reflected in his H-index rankings across Google Scholar, Scopus, and Clarivate. As a member of several professional societies and editorial boards, he is dedicated to advancing applied mathematics. His technical proficiency in MATLAB, Mathematica, and LaTeX, coupled with his extensive research on solving complex mathematical problems, makes him a leading figure in his field.

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Education

Dr. Mohammed Sabah Hussein earned his Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from the University of Leeds, where he specialized in inverse problems for heat equations and numerical analysis. Prior to that, he obtained his Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees in Mathematics from the University of Baghdad, demonstrating early excellence in mathematical modeling and computational techniques. His academic journey has been marked by a strong foundation in mathematical theories, which he later expanded through advanced research in applied mathematics and fluid dynamics. Throughout his education, Dr. Hussein actively engaged in research projects that enhanced his expertise in solving complex mathematical problems, particularly in heat transfer and differential equations. His exposure to international academic environments enriched his analytical skills and deepened his understanding of mathematical applications in real-world scenarios. His educational background continues to influence his teaching and research, enabling him to contribute significantly to mathematical sciences and mentor future scholars in applied mathematics.

Professional Experience

Dr. Mohammed Sabah Hussein is a Professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of Baghdad, College of Science, with 18 years of experience in teaching and research. He has held several academic leadership roles, including serving as Head of the Mathematics Department, where he played a crucial role in curriculum development and faculty mentoring. Over the years, he has supervised numerous postgraduate students, guiding them in advanced mathematical research. Dr. Hussein has collaborated with international institutions on cutting-edge research projects in applied mathematics, enhancing interdisciplinary studies. He has also served as a reviewer and editorial board member for prestigious mathematical journals, contributing to the peer-review process. His expertise in numerical methods, fluid dynamics, and inverse problems has led him to participate in global awards and workshops, where he shares his insights with the academic community. His commitment to research and education solidifies his standing as a leading mathematician.

Research Interest

Dr. Mohammed Sabah Hussein’s research focuses on inverse problems for heat equations, numerical analysis, fluid dynamics, and mathematical modeling. He specializes in solving complex differential equations that arise in real-world applications, particularly in heat transfer and fluid mechanics. His work extends to computational techniques using MATLAB and Mathematica, where he develops algorithms for accurate numerical solutions. Dr. Hussein is also interested in optimization methods and their applications in engineering and physical sciences. His research has contributed to advancements in thermal analysis and industrial processes, demonstrating the practical impact of applied mathematics. Additionally, he collaborates on interdisciplinary projects that integrate mathematics with physics and engineering, broadening the scope of mathematical applications. His publications in high-impact journals reflect his dedication to innovative mathematical research, and his continued exploration of numerical simulations and mathematical modeling ensures his contributions remain at the forefront of applied mathematics advancements.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Mohammed Sabah Hussein has received several prestigious awards and honors for his outstanding contributions to applied mathematics. His research excellence has been recognized with accolades from national and international academic institutions. He has been honored for his high-impact publications and has received grants for his work in mathematical modeling and numerical analysis. Dr. Hussein’s influence in academia is further demonstrated by his strong citation record and H-index rankings in Google Scholar, Scopus, and Clarivate. He has been invited as a keynote speaker at global awards and has received recognition for his mentorship of postgraduate students. His role in advancing mathematical sciences has been acknowledged through memberships in esteemed mathematical societies and editorial boards of reputed journals. These honors reflect his dedication to academic excellence and his influence on the broader mathematical research community.

Conclusion

Dr. Mohammed Sabah Hussein is a highly respected mathematician whose expertise in applied mathematics has significantly impacted academia and research. With a strong educational background and extensive professional experience, he has contributed to solving complex mathematical problems through advanced numerical analysis and modeling. His dedication to mentoring students, publishing high-impact research, and collaborating internationally highlights his commitment to the mathematical sciences. His awards and honors reflect his scholarly influence and contributions to mathematical research. As a professor, researcher, and mentor, Dr. Hussein continues to advance applied mathematics, ensuring its relevance in solving real-world challenges. His work in inverse problems, fluid dynamics, and computational methods cements his reputation as a leader in the field. Through his academic and research endeavors, he remains dedicated to pushing the boundaries of mathematical knowledge and inspiring future generations of mathematicians.

Publications Top Noted

1. Simultaneous determination of time-dependent coefficients in the heat equation

Authors: M. S. Hussein, D. Lesnic, M. I. Ivanchov
Year: 2014
Citations: 61
Source: Computers & Mathematics with Applications, 67(5), 1065-1091

2. An inverse problem of finding the time‐dependent diffusion coefficient from an integral condition

Authors: M. S. Hussein, D. Lesnic, M. I. Ismailov
Year: 2016
Citations: 49
Source: Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences, 39(5), 963-980

3. Reconstruction of time-dependent coefficients from heat moments

Authors: M. J. Huntul, D. Lesnic, M. S. Hussein
Year: 2017
Citations: 45
Source: Applied Mathematics and Computation, 301, 233-253

4. Simultaneous determination of time and space-dependent coefficients in a parabolic equation

Authors: M. S. Hussein, D. Lesnic
Year: 2016
Citations: 38
Source: Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation, 33, 194-217

5. Multiple time-dependent coefficient identification thermal problems with a free boundary

Authors: M. S. Hussein, D. Lesnic, M. I. Ivanchov, H. A. Snitko
Year: 2016
Citations: 37
Source: Applied Numerical Mathematics, 99, 24-50

6. Direct and inverse source problems for degenerate parabolic equations

Authors: M. S. Hussein, D. Lesnic, V. L. Kamynin, A. B. Kostin
Year: 2020
Citations: 35
Source: Journal of Inverse and Ill-Posed Problems, 28(3), 425-448

7. Simultaneous determination of time-dependent coefficients and heat source

Authors: M. S. Hussein, D. Lesnic
Year: 2016
Citations: 24
Source: International Journal for Computational Methods in Engineering Science and Mechanics

8. Identification of the time-dependent conductivity of an inhomogeneous diffusive material

Authors: M. S. Hussein, D. Lesnic
Year: 2015
Citations: 24
Source: Applied Mathematics and Computation, 269, 35-58

9. Determination of a time-dependent thermal diffusivity and free boundary in heat conduction

Authors: M. S. Hussein, D. Lesnic
Year: 2014
Citations: 23
Source: International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer, 53, 154-163

10. Simultaneous Identification of Thermal Conductivity and Heat Source in the Heat Equation

Authors: M. J. Huntul, M. S. Hussein
Year: 2021
Citations: 20
Source: Iraqi Journal of Science, 1968-1978

11. A wavelet-based collocation technique to find the discontinuous heat source in inverse heat conduction problems

Authors: M. Ahsan, W. Lei, M. Ahmad, M. S. Hussein, Z. Uddin
Year: 2022
Citations: 16
Source: Physica Scripta, 97(12), 125208

12. Identification of a multi-dimensional space-dependent heat source from boundary data

Authors: M. S. Hussein, D. Lesnic, B. T. Johansson, A. Hazanee
Year: 2018
Citations: 16
Source: Applied Mathematical Modelling, 54, 202-220

13. Free boundary determination in nonlinear diffusion

Authors: M. S. Hussein, D. Lesnic, M. Ivanchov
Year: 2013
Citations: 16
Source: East Asian Journal on Applied Mathematics, 3(4), 295-310

14. Retrieval of Timewise Coefficients in the Heat Equation from Nonlocal Overdetermination Conditions

Authors: F. Anwer, M. S. Hussein
Year: 2022
Citations: 15
Source: Iraqi Journal of Science, 1184-1199

15. Numerical Solution to Recover Time-dependent Coefficient and Free Boundary from Nonlocal and Stefan Type Overdetermination Conditions in Heat Equation

Authors: M. Qassim, M. S. Hussein
Year: 2021
Citations: 15
Source: Iraqi Journal of Science, 62(3), 950-960

16. Determination of time-dependent coefficient in time fractional heat equation

Authors: Q. W. Ibraheem, M. S. Hussein
Year: 2023
Citations: 14
Source: Partial Differential Equations in Applied Mathematics, 7, 100492

17. Splitting the One-Dimensional Wave Equation, Part II: Additional Data are Given by an End Displacement Measurement

Authors: S. O. Hussein, M. S. Hussein
Year: 2021
Citations: 13
Source: Iraqi Journal of Science, 62(1), 233-239

18. Numerical Solution for Two-Sided Stefan Problem

Authors: M. S. Hussein, Z. Adil
Year: 2020
Citations: 12
Source: Iraqi Journal of Science, 61(2), 444-452