Head: Hakl Robert Mgr., Ph.D.
The core research performed in this section in collaboration with several members of the Department of Evolution Differential Equations concerns qualitative properties of ordinary and functional differential equations. Such equations describing development of finite dimensional systems find important applications in biology and physics. The theoretical study of their solutions would help discovering mathematical causalities in real systems including singularities in time and space variables and in discontinuous processes which are modelled by means of the Kurzweil-Henstock integral as well as in terms of equations on time scales. Another important topics is studying methods of optimal control of complex processes.
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Řehák Pavel
Researcher
Hakl Robert Researcher Komenda Jan Researcher Lomtatidze Aleksandre Researcher Masopust Tomáš Researcher Mukhigulashvili Sulkhan Researcher |
Neuman František
Researcher
Půža Bedřich Researcher Rontó András Researcher Sas Marek Ph.D. student Vanžura Jiří Researcher |
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Křižka Libor
Postdoc
from 2009 2010
Masopust Tomáš Postdoc from 2009 2013 Novák Jan Ph.D. student from 2010 2012 |
Šremr Jiří
Researcher
from 2001 to 2016
Vodstrčil Petr Researcher from 2004 2010 Zamora Manuel Ph.D. student from 2010 2013 |
