As last year, only two-thirds of the participants were able to gather for a group photo. However, everyone was in high spirits – in anticipation of the scientific festival...... The first day of FERT took place in the wonderful conference hall of the Educational and Laboratory Building of Bauman Moscow State Technical University. |
At the presidium – Conference Organizing Committee:
Dmitry Pavlov, Andrey Morozov, Boris Nazarenko, Vladimir Gladyshev |
Dmitry Pavlov, MSTU, Moscow. In spacetime with the Berwald-Moor metric, in the anisotropy of the cosmic microwave background, not only the dipole but also the quadrupole and octupole have a kinematic nature. |
Grigory Garas'ko, All-Russian Institute of Electrical Engineering, Moscow. Field theory in Finsler spaces named after Garas'ko is gradually becoming a reality. |
Georgy Bogoslovsky, NIIP, Moscow. The velocity space in a space with the Berwald-Moor metric is also Finslerian. |
Marc Lachise Rey, National Scientific Research Council, France. The Universe, however, is shaped like a dodecahedron. |
Oleg Titov, GeoScience, Australia. The proper motions of quasars, as well as the Hubble parameter, form something like a quadrupole in the sky. |
Ratmir Cherkasov, Institute of Tectonics and Geophysics, Russian Academy of Sciences, Khabarovsk. The Earth once had the shape of a rhombic dodecahedron. |
Sergey Siparov, State University of Civil Aviation, St. Petersburg. Does the rotation of galaxies obey Finsler's law of gravity? |
Jose Vargas, Phase Space Time Associates, USA. It is Finsler geometry that can describe our world. |
The main part of the conference took place in the Sosnovy Bor boarding house near Fryazino, Moscow Region. Many participants lived there, so communication continued day and night. |
Alexander Kholmetsky, Belarusian State University, Belarus. Experiments with the electromagnetic field will yield surprises in the "near field" |
Vladimir Balan, University Politehnica of Bucharest, Romania. Minimal surfaces in Finsler spaces are beautiful. |
Nicoletta Brinzei, Transilvania University, Romania. Does the Finsler metric tensor have two indices, or more? That is the question... |
Gheorghe Muteanu, Transilvania University, Romania. Complex Finsler manifolds – that's the coolest thing! |
Marius Paun, Transilvania University, Romania. A math talk should be like a sip of cola! |
Mikhail Filchenkov, RUDN University, Moscow. And yet, the Universe is anisotropic... |
Alexander Galmak, Mogilev State University, Belarus. The coolest things are n-symmetry groups and n-ary operations! |
Sergey Lebedev, Moscow State Technical University. Bringing Hamilton's idea of the connection between physics and hypercomplex algebras to life! |
Vladimir Kassandrov, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow. Our task is to decipher the numerical code of nature. |
Alexander Eliovich, RUDN University, Moscow. Non-commutative and non-associative algebra should become the basis of physics. |
Vitaly Noskov, Institute of Medium Machine Building, Perm, Russia. Shall we correct Einstein? |
Anatoly Turbin, Institute of Mathematics, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine. Seven-dimensional polyhedra? It's easy! |
Andrey Sevalnikov, Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow. Philosophers say yes to Finsler geometry! |
Sergey Petukhov, Engineering Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow. Genetic and Numeric Codes – Twin Brothers |
Viktor Panchelyuga, Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Biophysics, Pushchino. Anisotropy is a reality. |
Yuri Darvas, Institute for Research Organization of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary. Dirac was wrong. |
Vladimir Gladyshev, Moscow State Technical University, Moscow. A time machine is possible in anisotropic space-time. |
Dmitry Kovalenko, State Pedagogical University, Ukraine. Algebra is profound, but simple. |
Alexander Bugayev, Institute for Modeling Problems in Energy, Ukraine. The Growing Earth – Myth or Reality? |
Anton Soloviev, Moscow State University, Moscow. Finsler spinors – natural and promising generalizations of ordinary spinors. |
Yuri Vladimirov, Moscow State University, Moscow. Binary geometrophysics is fully compatible with Finsler's concepts of geometry. |
Oleg Khavroshkin, Institute of Physics of the Earth, Moscow. Where does life originate?
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Rustam Ibadov, Samarkand University, Uzbekistan. Soon, quantum physics will also undergo changes thanks to Finsler's ideas about geometry. |
Andrey Sklyarov, III Millennium Foundation, Moscow. It seems that the builders of the Great Pyramids knew Finsler's geometry. |
Tatyana Sherkova, Center for Egyptological Research, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow. The Eye of Horus and its Connection to Calculus in Ancient Egypt |
The reception of the reports was mixed... |
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well, very different... |
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A cameraman from Channel 3 prepares footage for a one-minute news segment. |
A coffee break is a good opportunity to make a couple more presentations. |
Not visible at the farewell banquet Be sad, because in a year we'll meet again... |
Mathematicians joke too... |
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The stars are calling... |
The frame features representatives of four continents: America, Europe, Australia, and Asia. |
