The Liapunov Franco-Russian Institute celebrates its 3rd Anniversary

by Pierre Népomiastchy

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The A.M.Liapunov Franco-Russian Institute for Applied Mathematics and Computer Science was founded in november 1993 by an agreement between INRIA and Moscow State University. The institute is open for cooperation with any French and Russian research organizations and their industrial partners in the field of applied mathematics and computer science, in a framework of joint research projects.

In a near future, we plan to open the Institute to non-French West European partners, in priority to ERCIM members.

The Moscow State University.

The Liapunov Institute is located in Moscow State University and has modern computer equipment.
Today, nine joint research projects have been created with the following partners:

Project 1: Numerical solution of partial differential equations and their applications in the field of aeronautic and space industry:

• University Paris IX
• Institute of Numerical Mathematics of Russian Academy of Sciences
• Laboratory of Numerical Analysis of University Paris VI
• Mechanic and Mathematics Faculty of Moscow University
• Dassault Aviation
• INRIA

Project 2: Numerical solution of fluid dynamic problems:

• Institute of Mathematical Modelling of Russian Academy of Sciences
• Mechanic and Mathematics Faculty of Moscow University
• INRIA
• Dassault Aviation

Project 3: Modelling and evaluation of informational systems. Probability problems of informational and tele-informational networks:

• University of Orleans
• Mechanic and Mathematics Faculty of Moscow University
• INRIA

Project 4: Parallel architecture and compilers:

• Institute of System Programming of Russian Academy of Sciences
• LIFIA (Laboratoire d'Informatique Fondamentale et d'Intelligence Artificielle, Grenoble)
• INRIA

Project 5: Dynamic games:

• Moscow University
• Institute of Mechanics of Russian Academy of Sciences
• University of Tours
• University Paris IX
• INRIA

Project 6: Theoretical and numerical investigation of oceanic and atmosphere circulations predictability:

• University of Nancy
• Institute of Numerical Mathematics of Russian Academy of Sciences
• INRIA

Project 7: Asymptotic behaviour and nonlinear process stability:

• Mechanic and Mathematics Faculty of Moscow University
• INRIA

Project 8: Numerical methods for geophysic parameter identification

• Computing Center of Siberian Division of Russian Academy of Sciences, at Novosibirsk
• NRIA

Project 9: Intellectual multiagent system of decision making:

• Computer Science Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences at St Petersburg
• INRIA
  
  

Left to right: Victor Sadovnichii, Rector of the Moscow State Universiy (MSU),
President of the Liapunov Institute from MSU, Alain Bensoussan, President of INRIA
and of the Liapunov Institute, and Pierre Népomiastchy, Director of the Liapunov
Institute from INRIA during the last Scientific Council in Moscow.

Please contact :
Pierre Népomiastchy - INRIA
Tel: +33 1 39 63 56 46
E-mail: Pierre.Nepomiastchy@inria.fr
or Alexander Ugolnikov - Moscow University
Tel: +7 095 932 89 53
E-mail ugo@vertex.inria.msu.ru