In the fall semester 2001/2002, the mini course Abelian functions was given in the framework of the Seminar. The course was intended for both students and researchers.

Literature:

  1. H. F Baker, Abelian functions, Cambridge university press
  2. B. A. Dubrovin, Theta-functions and non-linear equations, Uspekhi Math. Nauk, 1981, 36:2, p. 11-80
  3. D. Mumford, Tata lectures on theta, Birkhauser

 


 

 

In January 2003, the project Geometry and Topology of Manifolds and Integrable Dynamical Systems in cooperation with the seminar Mathematical Method of Mechanics and GTA seminar organised the mini-couse Some aspects of classical homology theory.

The course was intended for students of final years, graduate students and researchers.

The lecturer was Jelena Grbic from University of Aberdeen, Scotland.

 


 

From October to December 2003, Seminar organised the mini-course Lie groups and algebras. The lecturer was dr Bozidar Jovanovic.

 


 

During the schoolyear 2008/2009, the course Algebraic curves and integrable dynamical systems was held in the framework of the Seminar.

 


 

In March 2009, Seminar Mathematical Mathods of Mechanics, together with Colloquia for Mathematics and Mechanics, and CGTA Seminar, organised the mini-course Toric Topology. The lecturer was Victor Matveevich Buchstaber from the Russian Academy of Science.

 


 

Durig the schoolyear 2009/2010, within Seminar Mathematical Methods of Mechanics, a two-semester course Toric Topology was held. The course is organised in collaboration with CGTA Seminar.

 


 

During the spring semester of 2011, Seminar Mathematical Methods of Mechanics, with support of CGTA seminar, organised course Mechanics and Geometry. This introductory course is aimed to a broad audience, including talented undergraduate and and high-school students. Its purpose is to strenghten and popularize the link between mathematics and theoretical mechanics, which has traditionaly and historicaly represented the driving force for both scientific disciplines.

Lectures were held on Wednesdays, from noon to 2 p.m.

Detailed course announcement (PDF, 68K, in Serbian).

 


 

In June 2011, we were greatly honoured to have as our guest

  Academician Sergei Petrovich Novikov

one of greatest today's mathematicians and a founder of the scientific school, where our seminar Mathematical Methods of Mechanics belongs.

His visit plan included mini-course Geometry and Integrable Dynamical Systems and public lecture in the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts.

Curriculum vitae of Academician Novikov (PDF, 43K, in Serbian).

 


 

During the autumn semester of 2011, Seminar Mathematical Methods of Mechanics, with support of CGTA seminar, organised course Geometry, Mechanics, and Integrable Systems. This course followed the course Mechanics and Geometry, held during the spring semester of 2011. It was aimed to a broad audience, including talented undergraduate and and high-school students, with purpose is to strenghten and popularize the link between mathematics and theoretical mechanics, which has traditionaly and historicaly represented the driving force for both scientific disciplines.

Lectures were held on Wednesdays, from noon to 2 p.m.

Detailed course announcement (PDF, 67K, in Serbian).

 


 

During February and March of 2013, course Introduction to Algebraic Geometry was organised. This introductory course was aimed to a broad audience, including talented undergraduate and high-school students, with purpose of popularization of this important branch of classical and modern mathematics.
The course was organised with support of Project 174020 of Ministry for education, science and technological development of Serbia, Project Living Mathematics, and CGTA seminar.

Lectures were scheduled on Wednesdays, from noon to 2 p.m.

Detailed course announcement (PDF, 72K, in Serbian).

 


 

During the spring semester of 2013, Seminar Mathematical Methods of Mechanics organised special course Continuum Mechanics. This course is aimed to a broad audience, from students to scientists, with purpose to introduce listeners to this important branch of Mechanics.
Course supervisor is Professor Jovo Jaric.

Detailed course announcement (PDF, 63K, in Serbian).

 


 

During April and May of 2013, course Introduction to Dynamical Systems was organised. This introductory course is aimed to a broad audience, including talented undergraduate and high-school students – from qualitative analysis of solutions of differential equations to modern results and actual applications.
The course is organised with support of Project 174020 of Ministry for education, science and technological development of Serbia, Project Living Mathematics, and CGTA seminar.

Detailed course announcement (PDF, 76K, in Serbian).

 


 

During the winter semester of 2014, Seminar Mathematical Methods of Mechanics organised a special course Introduction to optimal control – Pontryagin's maximum principle. This course is aimed to senior students of mathematics, astronomy, mechanics and physics, graduate students and researchers.
The lecturer is Professor Vladimir Jankovic.

 


 

During the 2016/2017 school year, Seminar Mathematical Methods of Mechanics organised a course Introduction to analytical mechanics and symplectic geometry.
Detaled announcement and plan (PDF, 800K, in Serbian).