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Energetics Institute of the Siberian Department of the RAS located in Irkutsk. He
is the author of 10 scientific works of which one is a major monograph on linear
programming methodology. He has co-authored another 80 works of which six
were monographic in nature. He has advanced the theory and method for estimating
and optimizing the synthesis of the hydraulic chain. His work is in the direction of
the decisive development or evolution of a synthesis of scientific-technical
disciplines of a universal mathematical and automated system of research, planning,
and remote control, for the functioning of heat, water, oil and gas supplies and
other hydraulic systems. He is a leader in the development of mathematical
modeling that has had practical applications in the economy. As a professor at the
Irkutsk State University he has guided the work of l12 aspirants for the candidate
degree. He is on the scientific Council of the RAS on complex problems of
energetics, on the scientific councils for mathematics, informatics, and for the
mechanics, energetics and mining sciences of the Siberian Department of the RAS.
He is on the review board for the doctorate of science degree for the Siberian
Energetics Institute and for the Irkutsk Computer Center and is on the Presidium of
the Irkutsk Scientific Center.
Neporozhnyy, Petr S. D. Tech S. Born in 1910 in Kiev Oblast. Corresponding
member of the Physical and Technical Problems of Energetics Department of the
Academy since 1979. Soviet state and party leader. He was elected a member of the
Central Committee of the Communist Party in 1971 and 1976. From 1977, he was
a board member of the General Assembly of the GKNT. He graduated from the
Leningrad Institute of Water Transportation in 1933. From 1933 to 1935, he served
in the Soviet Navy. Designated a professor in 1952. From 1935 to 1937, he
worked at a design institute in Leningrad and on the construction of the Chirchik
Hydroelectric power plant. From 1937 to 1940, he was in the Peoples'
Commissariat for Heavy Industry, and from 1940 to 1954, he was Chief engineer
and Head of a design institute in Tashkent and also Chief engineer for construction
of hydroelectric power plants in the Leningrad Oblast and in the Ukraine. From
1954 to 1959, he was Deputy Chief of the Council of Ministers of the Uk SSR and
Chairman of the State Committee on Construction of the Uk SSR. From 1959 to
1962, he was the 1st Deputy minister of the USSR for Construction of Electric
Power Plants and in 1962-63, he was Minister of Electric Power Development and
Electrification of the USSR From 1963 to 1965, he served on, and after 1965 he
was Chairman of the State Production Committee on Power Engineering and
Electricity of the USSR--a ministerial position. He was a Deputy to the 7th, 8th and
9th convocations of the Supreme Soviet. Lenin Prize, 1968. (GSE 17, p. 460.)
Rutberg, Philipp G., D. Tech. S. Corresponding member of the Physical and
Technical Problems of Energetics Department of the Academy in 1993. He is
currently the Director of the Electrophysics Problems Institute in St. Petersburg. He
is a member of the Department's Bureau--its governing body.
Semenov, Iurii P. Corresponding member of the Physical and Technical Problems of
Energetics Department of the Academy since December 1987. (LDA 89-11378.)
Sidorenko, Viktor A., D. Tech. S. Born in 1929. Corresponding member of the
Physical and Technical Problems of Energetics Department of the Academy since
1981. Since 1975, he has served as Chairman of the Nuclear Reactor Division of
the I. V. Kurchatov Atomic Energy Institute in Moscow.
Solov’ev, Pavel A., D. Tech. S. Born in 1917. Corresponding member of the Physical and
Technical Problems of Energetics Department of the Academy since 1981.
Tal’roze, Viktor L., D. Chem. S. Born in 1922 in Tula. Russian physical chemist.
Corresponding member of the Physical and Technical Problems of Energetics
Department of the Academy since 1968. He graduated from Moscow State
University in 1947 and began work at the Institute of Chemical Physics of the AN
SSSSR immediately. Since 1954, he also worked at the Moscow Physico-
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