Anatoly Vershik Head of the Laboratory of Representation Theory and Dynamical Systems, St.Petersburg Department of Steklov Institute of Mathematics, 27 Fontanka, St.Petersburg 191023, Russia Professor of the Chair of Mathematical Analysis, Department of Mathematics and Mechanics, St.Petersburg State University Phone: +7(812) 312-88-29 Fax:     +7(812) 310-53-77 E-mail : avershik@gmail.com

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Curriculum vitae [Curriculum vitae as a PostScript file] Name: Vershik Anatoly Moiseevich. Affiliation: St.Petersburg Department of Steklov Institute of Mathematics of Russian Academy of Sciences. Home address: Furshtatskaya 16 apt. 8, St.Petersburg 191028, Russia. Phone: +7(812) 272-70-56. Date and place of birth: 28 December 1933, St.Petersburg, Russia. Personal: Married. Wife: Rita E.Vershik. Daughter: Anna, 1968. Citizenship: Russia. Education: 1951-1956, Leningrad State University, Department of Mathematics and Mechanics, graduate student. 1958-1961, Leningrad State University, Department of Mathematics and Mechanics, Ph.D. student. Scientific degrees: Ph.D. in Mathematics from Leningrad State University, 1963. Thesis: "Gaussian Dynamical Systems". "Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences" from Leningrad State University, 1974. Thesis: "Approximation in Measure Theory" Employment: 1992- present: St.Petersburg Department of Steklov Institute of Mathematics, Head of Laboratory of Representation Theory and Dynamical Systems (formerly Laboratory of Representation Theory and Computational Mathematics) 1985- present: Leningrad/St.Petersburg State University, Full Professor 1966-1985: Leningrad State University, Associate Professor 1962-1966: Leningrad State University, Assistant Professor 1958-1961: Leningrad State University, Ph.D. student 1956-1958: Navy Computer Center, Researcher Visiting positions. Awards: Humboldt Research Award, 2008 Invited lectures: 1994: International Congress of Mathematics, Zurich (Combinatorics) 1974: International Congress of Mathematics, Vancouver (Dynamical Systems) Other invited lectures Service to the mathematical community. Publications: about 220 research papers about 40 popular papers editor of about 15 volumes editor of 5 Russian translations of mathematical monographs Advisorship: about 20 Ph.D. students. See Anatoly Vershik in the Mathematics Genealogy Project more than 100 graduate students