15 research works have been done in the fields of Frame theory and its applications and Spectral properties of non-self-adjoint differential operators by the employees of the Department of Non-Harmonic Analysis (DNHA) in the first half of 2017.
Every Wednesday at 12.00 and every Thursday at 11.00 a.m., DNHA holds weekly seminars. Most of the employees of DNHA are engaged in education works in various higher education institutions.
29 research works including 13 scientific articles have been published by the employees of DNHA during the first half of 2017. Short summaries of 16 research works by the employees of DNHA have been included in proceedings of various scientific conferences. Besides, 8 scientific articles have been accepted and about 15 have been submitted for publication in various journals. And, 3 articles have been published and 4 have been accepted for publication in journals with an impact factor.
Within the framework of the project entitled Frame Theory – Applications of Wavelet Analysis to Signal Processing in Seismology and Other Fields, professor B. Bilalov, corresponding member of the NAS of Azerbaijan and the head of DNHA, made a scientific visit to Yildiz Technical University in Istanbul, Turkey, from January 17 to 28, 2017. During this time, professor Bilalov, together with associate professor Yusuf Zeren of YTU, held seminars entitled Statistical convergence: its origins, development directions and applications and Non-standard spaces and basicity of trigonometric systems in these spaces for his doctoral students Seyma Cetin, Fatih Sirin and Cemil Karacam. Besides, professor Bilalov delivered plenary lectures entitled Statistical convergence, its generalizations and applications to Fourier series and Atomic decomposition and some problems of frames. t-frames. The concept of uncountable frame in nonseparable Hilbert spaces. He also had an extensive exchange of views with his Turkish colleagues aimed at obtaining new results. More details>>

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