Doctoral Studies in Mathematics
Institute of Mathematics
Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
University of Szczecin
Programme of doctoral studies
Faculty of Mathematics and Physics announces the enrolment for the first year of Doctoral
Studies in Mathematics for the academic year 2013-2014.
The range of proposed doctoral research in mathematics and physics is the following:
ALGEBRA (classification of nondecomposable modules for finitely dimensional
algebras, study of connections between vector bundles and coherent sheaves over
certain manifolds and modules over appropriate finitely dimensional algebras , study
of sheaves and inversible complexes over certain weighted projective lines,
description of nondecomposable modules over canonic algebras);
NUMBER THEORY, ARITHMETIC ALGEBRA (special values of L-functions in
integer points, p-adic L-functions of automorphic forms, Iwasawa theory, diophantic
equations of Fermat type, special elements in K-theory of number fields and curves,
arithmetic of abelian manifolds, Galois representations);
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS, OPTIMAL CONTROL (controllability of finitedimensional systems and infinite-dimensional systems, stability and stabilisability of
systems, classic problem of moments, and time-optimal control, synthesis problem
for controls, mappings of systems);
DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS ( dynamical zeta-functions and Nielsen theory, Reidemeister
theory, Morse-Smale theory, Floer homology theory, Burnside-Frobenius theory);
PHYSICAL MATHEMATICS (mathematical gravitation theory, geometric methods
in physics, theoretic cosmology);
SYMPLECTIC TOPOLOGY (diffeomorphisms groups of manifolds, topology of
manifolds and symplectic fibrations);
COMPLEX ANALYSIS (growth of integer, meromorphic, holomorphic and
subharmonic functions, study of minimal surfaces by means of subharmonic
functions);
NONLINEAR ANALYSIS (Banach modules, nonlinear Hammerstein equations and
elliptic problems, CM-selectors for multifunctions, variational calculus in Sobolev
and Orlicz-Sobolev spaces );
List of prospective supervisors: dr hab. Andrzej Dąbrowski, dr hab. Alexander
Felshtyn, dr hab. Janusz Garecki, dr hab. Jarosław Kędra, prof. dr hab. Valerij Korobov, dr hab. Piotr
Krasoń, prof. dr hab. Ivan Marchenko, dr hab. Hagen Meltzer, dr hab. Hong Thai Nguyen, prof. dr
hab. Grigorily Sklyar.
Doctoral Studies in University of Szczecin in Mathematics
Timetable - Mathematics
Year of studies
1. Basic courses
I
II
III
IV
60 h
60 h
30 h
(2 exam.)
(2 exam.)
(1 exam.)
60 h
60 h
60 h
60 h
(credit)
(credit)
(credit)
(credit)
180 h
(4 exam.)
2. monographics courses
3. doctoral seminar
maximally
by the end
of 3th year
4. opening of the registration and
conferment procedure for a doctoral
degree
5. didactic classes
30 h
30 h
30 h
30 h
6. doctoral examination – modern language
+
7. doctoral examination – discipline optional
+
8. doctoral examination i – basic discipline
+
Total:
270 h
150 h
150 h
Lecture and class in Analysis and Algebra. Analysis = functional Analysis + complex
Analysis;
Algebra = commutative algebra + Galois theory
Regulations of admission for PhD studies
Studies form: full-time
Director of doctoral studies:
e-mail:
Date of qualifying examination
12 july 2013.
Place of qualifying examination:
Wydział Matematyczno-Fizyczny
ul. Wielkopolska 15, 70-451 Szczecin
Application deadline:
10 june 2013.
Place of submitting documents:
Dziekanat Wydziału Matematyczno-Fizycznego
ul. Wielkopolska 15, 70-451 Szczecin
Enrolment limit: 8
Documents required from a foreigner applying for admission to the
doctoral studies :
120 h
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An application for admission to studies,
CV,
Personal information form,
Diploma of completion of second-level studies or uniform Master studies obtained in Poland,
or legalized with the Apostille diploma or other document of completion of studies abroad
(the original document with the notarized transcript) recognized under the regulations
concerning the validation of higher education completion diplomas obtained abroad or on the
basis of an international agreement, as equivalent to the Polish diploma of completion of
second-level studies or uniform magister (Master) studies,
One recommendation letter from a professor. This recommendation cannot come from a
proposed supervisor,
The prospective doctoral dissertation supervisor’s opinion including his/her consent of taking
up the function,
Document certifying fluent knowledge of the English language,
A copy of the page of a passport containing photograph,
Valid visa or residence card or another document allowing to stay at the territory of Poland.,
Medical certificate stating that there are no contraindications to undertake the doctoral studies
Policy of health or accident insurance during the time of education in Poland or the European
Health Insurance Card or written commitment to insure oneself in the National Health Fund
immediately upon beginning of education,
Information concering intention of applying for scholarship (citizens of the European Union
member countries only).
A person applying for admission to Doctoral Studies must satisfy jointly
the following conditions:
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must be a holder of Master or Master of Engineering degree or equivalent in a field
connected with chosen subject of doctoral studies
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has submitted one recommendation letter from a professor. This letter cannot come from a
proposed supervisor
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has knowledge of the English language allowing reading scientific literature
has obtained consent of the future supervisor for a professor in Institute of Physics
has passed the qualifying examinations for Doctoral Studies
The enrolment takes effect on the basis of ranking list of marks obtained by candidates during
qualifying proceedings.