Formal data |
Last name |
Emelianenko |
First name |
Maria |
Middle name |
Guennadievna |
Date of birth |
13 March 1979 |
Place of birth |
Dubna, Russia |
Citizenship |
Russia |
Marital status |
married to Alexei Kisselev |
Present affiliation |
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Background & activity |
Education |
- Graduated from high school with High Distinction
Sch. N6, Dubna; June 1996
- Received an equivalent to BS in MATH/CS, GPA=4.88 (out of 5.00)
Dept of Computational Mathematics & Cybernetics /DCMC/ Moscow State University /MSU/ June 1999
- Received MS in CS/Applied Math, GPA=4.76 (out of 5.00)
Dept of Computational Mathematics & Cybernetics /DCMC/ Moscow State University /MSU/ June 2001
- Received M.A. in Mathematics, GPA=3.83 (out of 4.00) thesis
Department of Mathematics /Math Dept/ Pennsylvania State University /PSU/ Aug 2002
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Research activity |
- 1997-1999 : Lab. of Computing Techniques and Automation(LCTA), Joint Institute for Nuclear Research
Solving degenerate and ill-posed systems of linear algebraic equations
- Aug 2000-May 2001: with Prof. Carme Caderer, Math Dept, PSU
Mathematical modelings in the study of smectic A liquid crystals
- Sept 2001-present: with Prof. Natarajan Gautam, IE/OR Dept, PSU
Applied probability methods in analysis of self-similar telecommunication networks
Analysis of constrained multi-dimensional birth-death processes
- June 2002-present: with Prof. Qiang Du, Math Dept, PSU
Centroidal Voronoi tesselations
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Publications |
1. (pdf) accepted to
Performance Evaluation Journal.
2. (ps) submitted to
SIAM Journal on Matrix Analysis and Applications.
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Basic achievements |
- High Distinction ("Golden Medal") on graduation from high school, 1996
- Dubna Foundation of Science, Education & Innovation Activity Scholar, 1995-1996
- Moscow Mayor's stipend for Distinguished Students, 1998
- Graduate Record Examination (GRE) General Test score (15 Nov. 1998):
- Quantitative: 800 (98% below)
- Analytical: 660 (80% below)
- Verbal: 430 (40 % below)
- Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score: 270 (637), 5 Nov. 1998
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