Dmitri Zaitsev

Associate Professor and Fellow

Director of Global Relations

School of Mathematics

Trinity College Dublin (TCD)

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School of Mathematics
Trinity College Dublin
Dublin 2
Ireland
Phone: +353-1-896-3099
Fax: +353-1-896-2282
Office: 3.5
Email: zaitsevATmaths.tcd.ie
(replace AT with @)
ORCID:
ORCID iD iconhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-6947-4226


How to meet me: Please reach out by email


Research Information:

TCD Research Profile
Preprints and Papers (from arXiv.org)
Publication List from Zentralblatt (access without subscription is limited to 3 results)
Publication List from MathSciNet (requires subscription)
Citations from MathSciNet (requires subscription)
Google Scholar Profile
Research Gate
ORCID
Selected Papers
Research Interests

Slides for the Talk on Global Regularity

Slides for Lectures on Global Regularity: Lecture 1 Lecture 2 Lecture 3



Open Scholarship

Projects I am involved in:

Articles:


Industry Advising - Academic Partner

Advisor on data modelling, algorithms and AI for Herdsy Ltd, animal analytics company based in Cambridge (UK) and Waterford (Ireland).
CoviFight, EUvsVIRUS Hackathon Winner, EIC profile
DetektivKollektiv, YouTube channel
Digital Stage, EUvsVIRUS Hackathon Winner
Dubio, EUvsVIRUS Hackathon Winner, EIC profile
GreenBytes, EUvsVIRUS Hackathon Winner, EIC profile
Jop, EUvsVIRUS Hackathon Winner, EIC profile
itda: Local community platform, EUvsVIRUS Hackathon Winner, EIC profile
Ownemployed, EUvsVIRUS Hackathon Winner, EIC profile
PolyVent - the global ventilator design formula, EUvsVIRUS Hackathon Winner
Project Lockdown, EUvsVIRUS Hackathon Winner, EIC profile
tutify.org: EUvsVIRUS Hackathon Winner, EIC profile


Organizing Conferences and Seminars:

Dublin Area Mathematics Colloquium
4th Irish Geometry Conference 2006
Summer School "Real Methods in Complex and CR Geometry" 2002, CIME, Martina Franca (Taranto), Italy
1st Conference "CR Geometry and Partial Differential Equations" 2004
2nd Conference "CR Geometry and PDE's" 2006
3rd Conference "CR Geometry and PDE's" 2008
4th Conference "CR Geometry and PDE's" 2010
5th Conference "CR Geometry and PDE's" 2012
The 2nd William Rowan Hamilton Geometry and Topology Workshop 2006
The 3rd William Rowan Hamilton Geometry and Topology Workshop 2007
The 4th William Rowan Hamilton Geometry and Topology Workshop 2008
The 5th William Rowan Hamilton Geometry and Topology Workshop 2009
The 6th William Rowan Hamilton Geometry and Topology Workshop 2010
The 7th William Rowan Hamilton Geometry and Topology Workshop 2011
The 8th William Rowan Hamilton Geometry and Topology Workshop 2012


Erasmus and Exchange

I have served as Erasmus and non-EU Exchange coordinator. Current coordinator is
Kirk M. Soodhalter. Here is some information about Erasmus and other Exchange programs:

General:

TCD Study Abroad (top level site)
Academic Credit System (ECTS)

Outbound Students:

Where Can I Go?
Non EU Partner Universities
How to Apply
Erasmus and Study Abroad Exchanges in TSM

Erasmus Partner Universities of the School of Mathematics:
France:
Université Grenoble Alpes (UGA), Exchange students, Institue Fourier - Laboratoire de mathématiques
Université de Lille, Exchange students, Département de Mathématiques, Mathematics Programmes
Université d'Orléans, International Relations, Laboratoire de Mathématiques
Université de Bretagne Occidentale, Brest, Exchange students, Laboratoire de Mathématiques
Université de Nantes, Exchange students, Jean Leray Mathematics Institute
Germany:
Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Exchange students, Programmes
Spain:
Universidad de La Laguna, Tenerife, Exchange students, Programmes, Coordinator Prof. Juan José Salazar González (jjsalaza@ull.edu.es)
UK:
Durham University (full year exchange only), Exchange students, Department of Mathematical Sciences, Undegraduate Programmes

Important (outbound students):

You must:

  1. Be in your Senior Freshman year at the time of application.
  2. Have the mark of at least II.1 in your Junior Freshman examinations for Non-EU exchange and at least II.2 in each of your examination years prior to the exchange year for Erasmus exchange.
  3. Ensure that you can attend the exams for all your modules, both at TCD and abroad. This includes inquiring in advance about the exam dates and avoiding exchanges that may require additional trips to attend exams in one place during terms in the other.

Your credit from abroad must be 45 ECTS for a full year exchange or 22.5 ECTS for a half year, and half of that numbers for your mathematics modules for the TSM. However, it is recommended to take more modules to lower the chance of failure. Your converted mark will be calculated from your best X credits, where X is the minimum credit number in your case. Please ensure module availability with the local exchange coordinator of your host university.

Incoming Students:

How to Apply to Trinity
Undergraduate Scholarships & Funding
Why choose an Irish University
Information for International Students
Orientation for new TCD Students
TCD Calendar and Academic Year Structure

TCD Mathematics Modules:

All Current TCD Mathematics Modules
Previous Years TCD Mathematics Modules

Important (incoming students):

(1) To accept incoming students' applications, we require the marks of at least B in all mathematics modules at their host university.
(2) Some TCD modules are only offered every second year, so it is advisable to check them for the previous year instead of the current one. To ensure availability of the modules you desire to attend, it is recommended to contact the TCD Schools offering those modules.
(3) When choosing TCD modules, please ensure to have the adequate prerequisites for the modules you plan to attend, by inspecting the websites of the actual module, as well as the websites of all modules listed there as prerequisites.

Possible reasons for rejected applications:

(1) Insufficient number of mathematics modules in student's transcript. We can only assess and accept marks in mathematics modules. Students with too few mathematics modules will likely have problems following our courses. It is instead recommended to apply in the main subjects, which would also allow to attend some of our modules with special permission.
(2) Marks lower than B in some of the mathematics modules in student's transcript.


My Current Modules

MAU22E01 - Engineering Mathematics III
MAU34205 - Topics in Complex Analysis I 2023

My Previous Modules

MAU23204 - Introduction to Complex Analysis 2023
MAU34206 - Harmonic Analysis I 2023
MAU23204 - Introduction to Complex Analysis 2022
MAU22E01 - Engineering Mathematics III 2021
MAU34205 - Topics in Complex Analysis I 2021
MAU34206 - Harmonic Analysis I 2021
MAU22200 - Advanced analysis 2020
MAU22E01 - Engineering Mathematics III 2020
MAU34206 - Harmonic Analysis I 2020
MAU22E01 - Engineering Mathematics III, SF Engineering, MSISS and MEMS 2019
MAU34205 - Topics in Complex Analysis I 2019
2E01 - Mathematics for SF Engineering, MSISS and MEMS 2018
MA1213 - Introduction to group theory 2018
2E01 - Mathematics for SF Engineering, MSISS and MEMS 2017
MA2328 - Complex Analysis I 2018
MA3423 - Topics in Complex Analysis I 2017
MA2328 - Complex Analysis 2017
MA1213 - Introduction to group theory 2016
2E01 - Mathematics for SF Engineering, MSISS and MEMS 2016
MA2328 - Complex Analysis I 2016
MA3423 - Topics in Complex Analysis I 2015
2E01 - Mathematics for SF Engineering, MSISS and MEMS 2015
MA1214 - Introduction to group theory 2015
MA2325 - Complex Analysis I 2014
3423/4 - Topics in Complex Analysis 2013-14
2E02 - Mathematics for SF Engineering, MSISS and MEMS 2014
MA2325 - Complex Analysis I 2012
MA1214 - Introduction to group theory 2013
2E02 - Mathematics for SF Engineering, MSISS and MEMS 2013
3423/4 - Topics in Complex Analysis 2011-12
2E02 - Mathematics for SF Engineering, MSISS and MEMS 2012
2318 - Elementary Projective and Algebraic Geometry 2011
2E02 - Mathematics for SF Engineering, MSISS and MEMS 2011
2325 - Complex Analysis I 2010
3423/4 - Topics in Complex Analysis 2009-10
2E02 - Mathematics for SF Engineering, MSISS and MEMS 2010
2E2 - Mathematics for SF Engineering, MSISS and MEMS 2008-09
214 - Complex Variable 2009
414 - Complex Analysis 2007-08
2E2 - Mathematics for SF Engineering, MSISS and MEMS 2007-08
321 - Functional Analysis 2006-07
414 - Complex Analysis 2005-06
2E1 - Mathematics for SF Engineering, MSISS and MEMS 2006-07
2E1 - Mathematics for SF Engineering, MSISS and MEMS 2005-06
2E1 - Mathematics for SF Engineering, MSISS and MEMS 2004-05
212 - Metric Spaces and Topology 2004-05
425 - Differential Geometry 2003-04
1E1 - Mathematics for JF Engineering, MSISS and MEMS 2002-03


Jokes - Witze - Quotations (about mathematics and life in general)
PLUS magazine


Occam's Razor, William of Ockham (1285-1349):
"Pluralitas non est ponenda sine neccesitate"
("Never increase, beyond what is necessary, the number of entities required to explain anything")


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