sponsored by
Shevchenko Scientific Society
(USA) and U.S.-Ukraine Foundation
with the support of Ukraine
and Kyiv Mathematical Societies
and hon. Roman
Popadiuk – first U.S. ambassador to Ukraine
The Shevchenko Scientific Society
of America and U.S.-Ukraine Foundation are sponsoring an
annual mathematics competition for young mathematicians in
Ukraine. The winner of the competition will be awarded a
prize of 5000 USD. The goal of the competition is to help young
mathematicians who are working at research institutions in
Ukraine, and to stimulate the interest of young people in pure and
applied science. The competition is open to citizens of
Ukraine who are working permanently in Ukraine, 35 years old, or
younger, and who posses the degree of Kandydat, or D.Sc., in
physico-mathematical sciences.
To participate, applicants should
send the following documents by e-mail to the executive secretary of
the Awards Committee nekrash @ math . tamu . edu , using Adobe
PDF or PS format:
- Brief description of the results of the project (3 pages
or less, written in Ukrainian language) which is being submitted
for the Mathematics Competition.
- Curriculum Vitae, including a list of all publications.
- List of publications (no more than three)
containing the results submitted for the
Mathematics Competition, including computer files of these
publications.
- List of important conference where the above results were
presented, and type of presentation (plenary session,
special session, or other).
- List of proposed reviewers (no more than three).
The Committee will forward the
documents to the reviewers proposed by the applicant and, in
addition, to reviewers of its own choosing. Based on the
response received from the reviewers, the Committee will consider
three of the top candidates and decide the winner by majority
vote.
The deadline for submitting
applications to the 2008 Mathematics Competition is February 15, 2008. The results of
the competition are planned to be announced by the end of May 2008.
Information about the Mathematics
Competition will appear on the web-pages of the Ukrainian and
Kyiv mathematical societies, the U.S.-Ukraine Foundation and
Shevchenko Scientific Society (USA). Announcements concerning
the Mathematics Competition will be published in the Ukrainian
Mathematical Journal and other scholarly publications in
Ukraine.
Mathematics
Award Committee
Chair of Sponsored Programs of the
Shevchenko Scientific Society (USA)
(New Jersey Institute
of Technology, USA)
Honorary members: Yuri
Berezansky ( Institute of Mathematics of NASU,
Ukraine), Vladimir
Drinfeld ( University of Chicago, USA), Yuri
I. Manin ( Max Planck Institute for Mathematics,
Germany; Northwestern University, USA), Vladimir
Marchenko ( Institute for Low Temperature Physics
and Engineering of NASU, Ukraine), Anatoly
Samoilenko ( Institute of Mathematics of NASU,
Ukraine), Anatoly
Skorokhod ( Michigan State University, USA),
Wolodymyr
Petryshyn ( Rutgers University,
USA)
From Ukraine: Yuri Drozd ( Institute of Mathematics of NASU, Ukraine), Michael
Zarichnyi ( Ivan Franko National University of
L'viv, Ukraine), Volodimir V.
Kirichenko ( National Taras Shevchenko University
of Kyiv, Ukraine), Sergiy Kolyada ( Institute of Mathematics of NASU, Ukraine; president of the Kyiv Mathematical Society), Leonid Kurdachenko
( Dnipropetrovs'k National University, Ukraine),
Leonid
Pastur ( Institute for Low Temperature Physics and
Engineering of NASU, Ukraine), Igor
Protasov ( National Taras Shevchenko University of
Kyiv, Ukraine), Yuri S.
Samoilenko ( Institute of Mathematics of NASU,
Ukraine) From
other countries: Alexei
Borodin ( California Institute of Technology,
USA), Alexander
Goncharov ( Brown University, USA), Vadim Kaloshin
( University of Maryland, USA), Yuri
Kondratiev ( Bielefeld University, Germany),
Sergei Kuksin ( Ecole Polytechnique, France), Nikolai
Leonenko ( Cardiff University, UK), Igor
Subbotin ( National University, USA), Vitaly
Sushchansky ( Silesian University of Technology,
Poland), Edward
Tymchatyn (University of
Saskatchewan, Canada), Boris Tsygan
( Northwestern University, USA)
From Shevchenko Scientific Society
(USA): Roman
Andrushkiw ( New Jersey Institute of Technology,
USA), Rostislav Grigorchuk
( Texas A&M University, USA), Wolodymyr Madych
( University of Connecticut, USA), Anna Nagurney
( University of Massachussetts,
USA), Volodymyr Nekrashevych
( Texas A&M University, USA), Wolodymyr
Petryshyn ( Rutgers University, USA),
Roman
Samulyak ( Brookhaven National Laboratory,
USA)
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