Sergiy Denysov

Sergiy Denysov serves as Professor in the Department of Information Technology at Oslo Metropolitan University's Faculty of Technology, Art and Design. He is an active member of the Mathematical Modeling research group, focusing on the intersection of computational physics and quantum information systems.

His research spans:

• Quantum Computing and Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum (NISQ) devices
• Statistical mechanics of complex systems
• Stochastic processes including Lévy flights and Markovian dynamics
• Spectral theory of random operators
• Machine learning applications in physical modeling
• Mathematical foundations of quantum information

Analysis of his 2021-2025 publications reveals strong emphasis on quantum-classical algorithm synergies, spectral properties of quantum operations, and anomalous diffusion phenomena. His work consistently bridges theoretical physics with computational implementations, particularly through Python-based tools for stochastic process modeling.

Denysov actively contributes to the Mathematical Modeling research group, which develops analytical and computational frameworks for physical systems across quantum information, statistical mechanics, and complex dynamics domains.