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Applied mathematics and computer analysis

Head of the department

MATYAKUBOV ALISHER SAMANDAROVICH
MATYAKUBOV ALISHER SAMANDAROVICH

Kafedra mudiri

Degree:

Fan doktori, DSc

Scientific title:

Dotsent

Reception days:

Monday - Friday, 09:00 - 17:00

Address:

Address: 100174, Tashkent city, Almazor district, University street, 4th house

History of the department

Founded in 1978 at the initiative of Professor M. Aripov as the Department of Computer Science and Electronic Computing Machines, our unit has evolved in step with advances in information technology. From 1995 to 2016 it was known as the Department of Informatics and Applied Programming. By resolution of the University Council on 25 May 2016, it adopted its present name, reflecting a broadened mandate that unites applied mathematics with modern computational science.

Academic Staff
The department’s academic community comprises:

  • 3 Doctors of Science (DSc)
  • 8 Candidates of Science (PhD equivalents)
  • A dynamic cohort of early-career lecturers and researchers

This blend of seasoned scholars and emerging talent sustains a vibrant teaching and research environment.

Research Focus
Faculty members lead nationally-recognized projects in:

  • Numerical, discrete and self-similar (automodel) modelling of nonlinear processes
  • Information systems, data protection and contemporary cryptography
  • Interval analysis and validated computing
  • Methodologies and tooling for distance and blended learning

Weekly research seminars and a student research club—“Approximate, Automodel and Numerical Modelling of Nonlinear Processes”—foster collaboration and innovation.

Scholarly Output
Since its inception, the department has produced:

  • 40+ textbooks and monographs
  • 100+ teaching manuals and methodological guides

These publications support curricula across the university and serve as reference works for the wider academic community.

Postgraduate Training
Cultivating the next generation of scientists is a core mission. Under departmental supervision, researchers have successfully defended:

  • 30+ PhD dissertations
  • 10+ Doctor of Science dissertations

Graduates hold key positions in academia, industry and government, contributing to the advancement of applied mathematics and information technologies both nationally and internationally.

The Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Analysis remains committed to excellence in teaching, groundbreaking research and the preparation of highly qualified specialists equipped to meet the challenges of the digital age.


The composition of the department

Abduraximov Baxtiyor Fayziyevich

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Aripov Mersaid Xxx

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Muxammadiyev Jabbor Urakovich

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Xodiyev Shuxrat Ilxamovich

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Kabiljanova Firuza Azimovna

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XAYDAROV ABDUGAPPAR XXX

Xaydarov Abdugappar Xxx

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Mamatkulova Muyassar Shavkatovna

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Xajiyev Ikrombek Ozodovich

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Allaberdiyev Bobur Baxtiyorovich

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Xudayberganov Yashin Kamilovich

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Tulaganov Zakir Shakirovich

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Nazirova Dilorom Xusnutdinovna

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Xojiyev Toji Koyirovich

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Axmedova Kunduz Samatovna

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Tillayev Azamat Ibragimovich

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MAMATOV ABRORJON UYG‘UN O‘G‘LI

Mamatov Abrorjon Uyg‘un o‘g‘li

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SHAKAROV ALISHER RASULOVICH

Shakarov Alisher Rasulovich

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Ro‘zimatov Jahongir Adham o‘g‘li

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Muxammadiyev Feruz Gafurjonovich

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SHOBDAROV ELBEK BEKKADIR ULI

Shobdarov Elbek Bekkadir Uli

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UBAYDULLAYEVA GULNORA OLTINBEK QIZI

Ubaydullayeva Gulnora Oltinbek qizi

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RAJABOV JALOLIDDIN SHAMSUDDIN O‘G‘LI

Rajabov Jaloliddin Shamsuddin o‘g‘li

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Scientific activity

The members of the department have fulfilled a number of contracts on the basis of economic contracts, and the results of scientific research have been implemented. For example, TashTransGas, Institute of Astronomy, Institute of Electronics, MSU, FOTON IChB in St. Petersburg, ASU “Malika”, ASU “Tashgramplastinka” and others. Prof. Under the leadership of M. Aripov ASU VUZ was developed and launched in a number of universities of the republic (SamSU, FarPI, Bukhara State University).

From 2003 to 2005 – “Hypersystem of education based on WEB-oriented client-server technologies” grant (supervisor M.M.Aripov).

2003 – 2007 years. – “Computer simulation of diffusion processes using multimedia technologies” scholarship (leader prof.M.Aripov).

2003 – 2007 years. – “ Posed Boundary Value Problems for Differential Operator Equations of Higher Order ” (supervisor prof. Fayazov Q. S.) fundamental grant.

2005 – 2008 years. – Tempus JEP 25-221-2004 COCUZ international grant completed. “Preparation of masters on the basis of computer science in the universities of Uzbekistan” in cooperation with the Vienna Institute, Technical University of Munich, DANUBE and Tashkent Institute of Chemical Technology (supervisor – Prof. M. Aripov), 3 master’s students presented their master’s dissertations in Munich. at the University of Germany. On the basis of this project, two computer classrooms equipped with modern computers and a server and a two-color printer were opened. On the basis of this grant, more than 150 publications in the field of applied mathematics and computer science were received and distributed to students. An electronic library system containing more than 50,000 books has been created at the department and put into operation through the university’s local network.

2004-2006 years. – “Computer modeling of diffusion-reaction type problems” (youth grant, supervisor Matyakubov A.).

2007 – 2011 yy.– ” Investigation of conditional stability and construction of numerical algorithms for solving ill-posed and nonlinear problems”, as well as a basic grant “Computer modeling, visualization of nonlinear processes described by equations and systems such as reaction-diffusion and Klein-Gordon, ill-posed problems for abstract differential equations” (supervisor – Prof. M. Aripov) The Russian-Uzbek grant has been completed.

2009 – 2012 yy. –158918-TEMPUS-12009-1-AT-TEMPUS-JPCR CANDI: (supervisor – Prof. M.Aripov) ” Learning Competencies and Infrastructure for e-Learning and Retraining” international grant completed. Partners are Open University of England, University of Vienna, Technical University of Vienna, Technical University of Munich, National University of Uzbekistan, Tashkent Institute of Chemical Technology, Urgench State University, National University of Kazakhstan, International Kazakh-Turkish University.

2012-2013 yy. –“Numerical modeling of Kolmogorov-Fisher type biological population systems”. (leader docent Sadullaeva Sh. A.) youth grant completed.

2013 – 2015 yy. – UZWATER, Tempus granti prof. Aripov M.M. performed under the direction of.

2015-2017 yy.  А-5-44 “Numerical modeling of nonlinear biological population systems of the Kolmogorov-Fisher type”. (Project Manager – Prof. M. Aripov)

2014-2017 yy. F-4-30 “Internal and boundary value problems for differential-operator equations with operator type coefficients”. (Leader: Prof. Fayazov K.)

2015-2016 yy. I-2015-4-9 “E-HOSPITAL Corporate Medical Information System”. (Leader: Prof. Aripov M.)

2015-2016 yy. I-2015-4-10/1 Creating an information system for calculating the rating of higher education institutions. (Leader: Matyakubov A.S.)

2017-2020 yy. Investigate the qualitative properties of a double nonlinear cross-system under the influence of source, convective displacement, variable density, source or absorption. (Leader: Prof. Aripov M.).

2022-2024. “REP-25112021/113, UzUDT: Universal Relation Tree Corpus for Natural Language Processing in Uzbek and Its Semantic Analysis” is being implemented at the Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Analysis of the National University of Uzbekistan, funded by the MUNIS project supported by the World Bank and the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan (Head: Prof. Aripov M.).

2025-2027 yy. “Development and Application of Traditional Chinese Medicine Intelligent Platform for Four-Component Diagnosis and Differentiation of Syndromes Based on the Theory of Six Meridians” (supervisor prof. Aripov M.M.);

2025-2027 yy. “Creating an electronic textbook on cryptographic science” (supervisor: Prof. Aripov M.M.);

2025-2027 yy. “New Higher Education Model to Face the Generative AI Transformation Challenges for Education and Research Sectors in Uzbekistan” (supervisor prof. Aripov M.M.).

International Collaboration and Outreach

International cooperation

Since its inception, the Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Analysis has cultivated extensive ties with leading universities and research centres across the globe. Faculty members—most notably Professor M. M. Aripov and Professor B. F. Abduraximov—have completed professional fellowships and study visits in the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom and Japan, establishing long-standing collaborations with renowned institutions in:

Moscow, St Petersburg and Novosibirsk (Russian Federation)
Metz (France)
Madison, Wisconsin (USA)
Belfast and London (United Kingdom)
Joint Research Activities
Department scholars actively contribute to—or lead—research projects hosted in more than a dozen international hubs, including Göttingen (Germany), Fukuoka (Japan), Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), Euphrates (Türkiye), Pitești (Romania), Zurich (Switzerland), Vienna (Austria) and Munich (Germany). Professor Aripov has delivered invited lecture series in Pitești, Metz, Wuhan (PR China), Madison, Euphrates, Putra (Malaysia) and Zurich, and was an invited speaker and session chair at the World Congress of Mathematicians (Berlin). He is a member of the American and European Mathematical Societies as well as the German Society for Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, and is listed in Who’s Who and 2000 Outstanding Intellectuals of the 20th Century.
Conferences and Scholarly Events. Under Professor Aripov’s leadership, the department has organised ten national and international conferences—including landmark meetings on operating systems, educational applications of computing, and the biennial series “Current Issues of Applied Mathematics and Information Technology – Al-Khwarizmi” (2009 • 2012 • 2014 • 2016 • 2019 • 2021 • 2023 • 2024).
The most recent forum, “Current Problems of Applied Mathematics and Information Technologies – Al-Khwarizmi 2024” (22–23 October 2024), convened participants from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the Russian Federation, the United States, Kazakhstan and across Uzbekistan. In total:
234 domestic delegates (professors, doctoral candidates, master’s students and undergraduates), including 57 early-career researchers and 31 master’s students
17 international scholars: 4 from India, 4 from the Russian Federation, 3 each from Egypt and the United States, and 2 from Saudi Arabia
Lively panel discussions and technical sessions underscored the department’s role as a regional nexus for applied mathematics and information-technology scholarship.
Through these sustained partnerships, high-profile lectures and flagship conferences, the Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Analysis continues to advance its global reputation and to enrich the academic life of the University.