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speed computers. His works have included the principles and methods of building
digital computers, theoretical and practical problems of automatic control, and the
principles of implementing multi-processing systems. He received the State Prize in
1972; the Lenin Prize in 1966. He is currently a member of the Bureau Governing
Body of the Informatics, Computer Equipment and Automation Department of the
Academy. He is currently the Director of the Highly Productive Computer Systems
Institute in Moscow. (GSE 30, p. 29.)
Dorodnitsin, Anatolii A., D. Tech. S., born 1910 in Bashino, Tula District Russian,
graduated in 1931 from Grozny Oil Institute, received his candidate degree in
Physical and Mathematical Sciences from the Main Geophysical Observatory in St.
Petersburg in 1939, and his doctorate in Technical Sciences from the Zhukovskii
Central Aero-hydrodynamic Institute in 1942, was made a professor in 1949 and
elected as an academician of the academy in 1953. He worked from 1936 to 1941 at
the Main Geophysical Observatory, in 1941 at the Zhukovskii Central Aerohydrodynamic
Institute, from 1944-1946, he was professor of Moscow Aviation
Institute, from 1945 to 1955, he was a senior researcher and Head of a department
of the Steklov Mathematical Institute in Moscow, from 1948-1951, professor at
Moscow State University; from 1952 to the present he has been a professor, Head
of the Aerodynamics Group, Head of the Applied Mathematics Group, Head of the
Mathematical Physics Group of the Moscow Physical-Technical Institute, and from
1955 to 1989, he served as Director of the computing center of the academy in
Moscow. From 1989 to the present he has served as Director Emeritus of that
center. Since 1960 he has been editor in Chief of the Journal of Computational
Mathematics and Mathematical Physics. His research interests have included: aerohydrodynamics,
computational mathematics, and mathematical physics, geophysics,
informatics, mathematical modeling, and ecological problems.
Efremov, Veniamin P., D. Tech. S. Corresponding member of the Information
Sciences, Computer Technology and Automation Department of the Academy since
1984; academician since 1993. He is currently serving on the Bureau Governing
Body of the Informatics, Computer Equipment and Automation Department of the
Academy. He is also a member of the High Energy Astrophysics Department of the
Space research Institute. (efremov@hea.iki.rssi.ru)
Emelianov, Stanislav V., D. Tech. S. Born in May 1929 in Voronezh. He has been a
corresponding member of the academy since 1970, and an academician of the
Informatics, Computer Equipment and Automation Department (formerly the
Information Science, Computer Technology, and Automation Department) of the
AN SSSR and the RAS since 1984. He has been a member of the Presidium of the
academy since October 1988. Russian scientist in the field of automated control. He
graduated from the Moscow Aviation Institute in 1952. He created a new line of
development in the theory of automated control, the theory of systems with variable
structure. Such systems are used to control non-stationary units, as in buildings,
movement control systems of aircraft, and in the automated landing systems of the
supersonic passenger aircraft Tu 144. Systems with variable structure are also used
in the metallurgical, Chemical and food industries. He received the Lenin Prize in
1972. Since 1976 he has been a Deputy Director of the Systems Research SRI in
Moscow. Since 1977, he has been Director of the International Scientific Research
Institute of Control Problems in Moscow that was established in 1977. He is
currently the director of the Systems Analysis Institute located in Moscow as well as
being Academician Secretary of the Department of Informatics, Computer
Equipment and Automation. (GSE 9, p.121.)
Evtikhiev, Nikolai N., D. Tech S. Born in 1932. Evtikhiev has been a corresponding
member of the Machine Building, Mechanical and Control Processes Department of
the academy since 1979, and academician of the Information Science, Computer
Technology, and Automation Department of the AN SSSR and the RAS since 1987.
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