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Serge D. Panfilov P.O. Box 345, Ashland, OR 97520 (541) 488-1221 [email protected] OBJECTIVE To obtain a position utilizing my computer, mathematical statistics and mechanical-physics skills. MATHEMATICAL EXPERIENCE Developed mathematical models to study hydrodynamic theory of space plasma Developed mathematical models to understand the stability of the ionization shock front in Interstellar medium Researched and developed �Interaction of the disturbances with the ionization shock front' Provided multipurpose research and analysis in theory of non-linear oscillations MECHANICAL - PHISICS EXPERIENCE Developed hydrodynamic theory for space plasma Developed mathematical models to quantitatively evaluate the stability of various mechanical systems COMPUTER EXPERIENCE Computers: PC Operating Systems: DOS, Windows 98 & NT. Languages: C/Borland C++, HTML. Applications: Microsoft Office 2000 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Visio) Networking: Windows 98, Windows NT and Internet Web presentation tools: Raster Graphics Adobe PhotoShop 5.5, Vector Graphics CorelDraw 9 Developed C programs to understand stability and interaction of the disturbances of the ionization shock front in interstellar medium Developed software applications with a broad knowledge of system architecture design theory and techniques Installed and configured PC hardware WORK HISTORY July-98 to Present: Analog & Digital Design Group Central Point, OR, 97502 Research Assistant: Moscow State University 1998-2000 Freelance Translator: Moscow State University 1995-2000 SKILLS Proven analytical, researching and problem solving skills Team player with strong organizational skills as well as working independently Creative, quick learner, desire to learn and improve Highly self-motivated, well organized and requires minimal supervision Fluent in English, Russian native speaker Excellent verbal and written communication skills in both languages EDUCATION Masters Degree: Mathematics and Mechanics, Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia 1995-2000 (MSU is the top mathematical school in Russia) THESIS: �Interaction of the disturbances with the ionization shock front� The subject is the ionization shock front of D-type, which takes place around a hot radiating body (e.g. a super new star) in interstellar medium. The medium consists of mostly hydrogen. It is being warmed by the radiation and appears as the dilating zone of the ionized hydrogen. The border of the zone is called ionization front. The shock front appears before the front inevitably. The instability of hydrodynamic parameters of space gas is observed in space with the help of the Hubble telescope. However the reason for such instability is now being widely investigated. We suspect that it could be because of low amplitude unregistered disturbances coming from space. These disturbances are increased by the I-S front. The amplitudes of these disturbances get larger in the ionized zone. My program takes into account all the nonlinear effects. My program also utilizes the scheme of Laks � Friedrich of the second order and it is able to analyze the processes that take place in space even for large Mach numbers; it is the relation between an incident flow and speed of the sound. The large Mach numbers are particularly important to take into consideration as they are reached before the shock front. The order of instability that we obtained from our investigation, with the appropriate suppositions, is very close to one observed by the telescope. OTHER EDUCATION Completed a two-year religious study program, International Christian University, Moscow, Russia 1998-2000 Attended Music School Crimea, Ukraine 1982-1993 Completed a three-month summer Art Program �Argonauts� Salem, Oregon, U.S.A. 1992 HOBBY Advanced digital sound processing (Roland /Yamaha & Sound Forge / Cool Edit software) COURSE WORK MATHEMATICAL Analytic Geometry, Calculus, Algebra, Mathematical Logic, Linear Algebra and Geometry, Classical Differential Geometry, Ordinary Differential Equations, Measure Theory, Higher Algebra, Theory of Functions and Functional Analysis, Complex Analysis, Discrete mathematics, Differential geometry and topology, Numerical methods, Partial Differential Equations STATISTICS Probability Theory, Mathematical Statistics, Stochastic Processes, and Statistical Physics MECHANICAL Classical Mechanics, Analytical mechanics, Theoretical Continuum Mechanics, Physical and Mechanical practical work, Controlled Systems Mechanics, History and methodology of mechanics, Fluid and Air Mechanics, Air mechanics and Gas dynamics, Radioactive Gas Dynamics, Hydrodynamic theory of Space Plasma. PHISICS Physics, Statistical Physics, and Mathematical Physics SOCIOECONOMICS Philosophy, Economics, Sociology, and English REFERENCES: Dr. Hooshmand Kalayeh, Senior Research Scientist SRC Vision 2067 Commerce Drive Medford, Oregon, U.S.A. Phone: 541-776-9800 x 441 Mr. Duncan Campbell, owner Analog and Digital design group 3365 Old Stage Road Central Point, OR, 97502 (541) 664 �2511 (541) 664-6395 Dr. Krasnobaev Konstantin Professor of the Department of "Aeromechanics and gas dynamics" of the Mechanic - Mathematics faculty of Moscow State University (Scientific supervisor) Home address: 129128 Moscow, Bazhova street, 3, apt.49. Phone (011-7-095) 181-03-22 (home) (011-7-095) 939-39-49 (work) E-mail: work: through Seniors Laboratory Assistant [email protected] Dr. Arafailov Sergei Associated Professor of the Department of "Aeromechanics and gas dynamics" of the Mechanic - Mathematics faculty of Moscow State University Home address: Moscow, Pyryeva street, 4, building 3, apt.33. Phone number: (011-7-095) 143-03-84 (home) (011-7-095) 939-39-49 (work) E-mail: work: [email protected] Sisoev Grigory Assistant Professor of the Department of "Aeromechanics and gas dynamics" of the Mechanic - Mathematics faculty of Moscow State University Home address: Leningradskoye shosse (highway), 112/1, building 1, apt.237. Phone number: (011-7-095) 457-54-06 (home) (011-7-095) 939-39-49 (work) E-mail: work: [email protected] PERSONAL REFERENCES : Yakovenko Sergei Home address: Dormitory of the Moscow Institute of Phisics and Technics in the Dolgoprudnoye country (near Moscow) Phone number: (011-7-095) 409-95-68 (home) (011-7-095) 408-83-89 (work) E-mail: home: [email protected] work: [email protected] Gusev Sergei Phone number: home: (011-7-095) 439-12-13 Buzurnyuk Nikolai, Orlova Galina Home address: Moscow, Cyurupy street, 16, building 1, apt.139 Phone number: (011-7-095) 718-31-40 (home) (011-7-095) 930-18-87, (011-7-095) 939-00-62 (work) Kozyarevskiy Alexander Home address: Moscow, Otradny proyezd, 9, building 2, apt.32. Phone number: (011-7-095) 402-70-36 (home) Voblikova Valentina Home address: Moscow, Severnoye Chertanovo District, 5a, apt.67. Phone number: (011-7-095) 319-09-53 (home) (011-7-095) 939-16-28 (work) E-mail: work: [email protected]