Miraxmat Mirsaburov | Mathematics | Excellence in Research Award

Mr. Miraxmat Mirsaburov | Mathematics | Excellence in Research Award

Termez State University | Uzbekistan

Mr. Miraxmat Mirsaburov is a mathematician whose research focuses on boundary-value and nonlocal problems for mixed-type and degenerate hyperbolic equations, with particular emphasis on singular coefficients, transmission conditions, and characteristic-based constraints. Across a corpus of 41 documents, his work—which has accrued 81 citations  yields an h-index of 5—systematically develops existence, uniqueness, and formulation results for classes of Gellerstedt-, Tricomi- and Bitsadze–Samarskii–type problems, addressing challenges such as missing Goursat or shift conditions, Frankl and Bitsadze–Samarskii analogues on degeneration segments, and problems posed in unbounded domains. His publications combine rigorous analytical techniques with careful handling of singularities and degeneracy lines, producing solvability theorems and novel transmission conditions that extend classical theory to more physically and geometrically complex settings. Collaborative work with colleagues has produced advances in generalizing the Tricomi problem, treating singular coefficients, and proposing integral and boundary frameworks adaptable to mixed elliptic–hyperbolic regimes. Mirsaburov’s contributions appear in respected journals (including Russian Mathematical Surveys, Differential Equations, and Lobachevskii Journal of Mathematics), and his sustained focus on mixed-type equations has provided useful tools and formulations for researchers addressing applied problems where equation type and coefficient singularities complicate classical approaches.

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Featured Publications

Mirsaburov, M., & Mamatmuminov, D. T. (2025). A problem with an analogue of the Bitsadze–Samarskii condition on the segment of degeneracy and an internal segment parallel to it in the domain for a certain class of degenerate hyperbolic equations. Russian Mathematics, 69, 19–23.

Mirsaburov, M., & Turaev, R. N. (2024). On a nonlocal problem for the Gellerstedt equation with singular coefficients. Differential Equations, 60, 1074–1086.

Mirsaburov, M. M., & Allakova, S. I. (2024). An analogue of the Zhegalov problem with data on internal characteristics for a mixed-type equation with a singular coefficient. Lobachevskii Journal of Mathematics, 45, 5637–5648.

Mirsaburov, M., Berdyshev, A. S., Ergasheva, S. B., & Makulbay, A. B. (2024). The problem with the missing Goursat condition at the boundary of the domain for a degenerate hyperbolic equation with a singular coefficient. Bulletin of the Karaganda University: Mathematics Series, 2(114), 147–164.

Mirsaburov, M., & Turaev, R. N. (2023). A problem in an unbounded domain with combined Tricomi and Frankl conditions on one boundary characteristic for one class of mixed-type equations. Russian Mathematics, 67, 34–46.

Mirsaburov, M., & Ergasheva, S. B. (2023). The problem in the unbounded domain with the Frankl condition on the segment of the degeneration line and with a missing Gellerstedt condition for a class of mixed-type equations. Russian Mathematics, 67, 18–26.

Mirsaburov, M., & Khurramov, N. K. (2021). A problem with local and nonlocal conditions on the boundary of the ellipticity domain for a mixed-type equation. Russian Mathematics, 65, 68–81.

V., M., & Islomov, N. B. (2021). Problem with a Bitsadze–Samarskii condition on parallel characteristics for a mixed-type equation of the second kind. Differential Equations, 57, 1358–1371.

Mirsaburov, M., Begaliev, O., & Khurramov, N. K. (2019). Generalization of the Tricomi problem. Differential Equations, 55, 1084–1093.

Mirsaburov, M., & Khurramov, N. (2020). A problem with the Bitsadze–Samarskii condition on the characteristics of one family and with general transmission conditions on the degeneration line for the Gellerstedt equation with a singular coefficient. Differential Equations, 56, 1050–1071.

Mirsaburov, M. (2018). The problem with missing shift condition for the Gellerstedt equation with a singular coefficient. Russian Mathematics, 62, 44–54.

Pooja Rani | Mathematics | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Pooja Rani | Mathematics | Best Researcher Award

GMSSSS, Ratia | India

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Early Academic Pursuits

Dr. Pooja Rani's academic journey began with a strong foundation in mathematics, culminating in a Ph.D. in Mathematics with a focus on "Mathematical Modeling of an Elastic and Thermoelastic Medium Due to Various Seismic Sources". Her educational qualifications include an M.Sc. in Mathematics, a B.Ed., and qualification for the NET JRF examination. Notably, she was awarded the Roll of Honor for achieving a high position in her graduation.

Professional Endeavors

With five years of teaching experience, Dr. Pooja Rani has established herself as a dedicated educator and researcher. Her professional endeavors have led her to delve into the intricate dynamics of thermoelastic materials, focusing on various theories of thermoelasticity.

Contributions and Research Focus

Dr. Pooja Rani's research revolves around the elastic and thermoelastic properties of materials, aiming to analyze dynamic problems within this domain. Her work encompasses the study of thermoelastic behavior in diverse geometries such as cylinders, disks, spheres, circular plates, and circular tubes. Through her research, she seeks to contribute to a deeper understanding of thermoelastic phenomena and their practical implications.

Accolades and Recognition

Dr. Pooja Rani's dedication and contributions to the field of mathematics have earned her recognition, including the prestigious Roll of Honor for her outstanding performance during her graduation. Additionally, her qualification for the NET JRF examination highlights her academic prowess and potential in research.

Impact and Influence

The research conducted by Dr. Pooja Rani holds significant potential for impact in both academic and practical spheres. By delving into the complex dynamics of thermoelastic materials, her work contributes to advancements in understanding material behavior under various conditions. This understanding has implications for fields such as structural engineering, seismology, and materials science.

Legacy and Future Contributions

Dr. Pooja Rani's legacy is marked by her dedication to advancing the understanding of thermoelasticity through mathematical modeling. Her research not only sheds light on fundamental principles but also lays the groundwork for practical applications in engineering and geophysics. As she continues her academic journey, her innovative contributions are poised to shape the future of research in thermoelastic materials, leaving a lasting impact on the scientific community.

Notable Publications

Thermoelastic stress analysis of a functionally graded annular rotating disc with radially varying properties 2024

Wave analysis in porous thermoelastic plate with microtemperature 2023

One Dimensional Steady Thermal Stresses in a Rotating Thick-walled Sphere made of Functionally Graded Material 2022