Professor Valery Hramak Passes Away at Age 74

Professor Valery Hramak, former head of the Department of Differential Equations and a prominent figure in Belarusian mathematics, has passed away.

Professor Valery Hramak, a prominent mathematician and former head of the Department of Differential Equations, has passed away. Born on April 9, 1950, in the urban settlement of Mir, Karelichy District, Hramak graduated from the Faculty of Applied Mathematics at BSU in 1972 before completing his postgraduate studies and defending his candidate dissertation early in 1975.

Hramak built a distinguished academic career, moving from assistant to associate professor and eventually professor at the Department of Differential Equations. He defended his doctoral dissertation in 1992 and assumed leadership of the department in 1993, heading it until 2021. Throughout his career, he also shared his expertise as a visiting lecturer at leading scientific centers around the world and contributed to numerous international projects.

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His research primarily centered on the analytical theory of differential equations, the theory of nonlinear waves, and soliton equations. As a leader of the Belarusian scientific school on the analytical theory of differential equations, he mentored numerous scholars, guiding six candidates and two doctoral students to successful dissertation defenses. Furthermore, Hramak played a key role in organizing the specialty “Computer Mathematics” and the international mathematical conferences known as “Yarugin Readings.”

The farewell ceremony for the scientist is scheduled to take place on October 18 at 12:00 at Kulman, 33A.

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