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Bahodir Siddikov serves as Professor in the Department of Mathematics within Ferris State University's College of Arts, Sciences and Education. His academic foundation includes dual doctoral qualifications: a PhD in Mathematics from the University of Wisconsin and a PhD in Applied Mathematics from Kiev University, complemented by BS and MS degrees in Applied Mathematics from Kiev University.
His educational credentials are detailed as follows:
- PhD in Mathematics, University of Wisconsin
- PhD in Applied Mathematics, Kiev University
- MS in Applied Mathematics, Kiev University
- BS in Applied Mathematics, Kiev University
Siddikov's research centers on numerical methods for partial differential equations with engineering applications, particularly in magnetic refrigeration systems and hydroacoustic signal processing. His work bridges theoretical mathematics with thermal physics and fluid dynamics, evidenced by publications spanning computational simulations of regenerators, heat capacity modeling in magnetic materials, and inverse problem solutions for wave propagation.
Analysis of his publication timeline reveals evolving research trajectories: early work (1989) addressed hydroacoustic signal inversion, while mid-career research (2002-2005) focused on magnetic regenerator simulations. His most recent publications (2010-2012) demonstrate advanced numerical techniques for singular perturbation problems and material property modeling, alongside pedagogical contributions to calculus education through computational software development.
He maintains active scholarly engagement through presentations at major international forums including SIAM's 50th Anniversary Conference, International Conference on Mathematics in Istanbul, and IEOM conferences across Asia and Hawaii, covering topics from Mathematica-based numerical analysis instruction to magnetic refrigeration advancements.
