Name:

Miloslav Znojil

Born:

• in Prostejov, Czechoslovakia,
• on April 30, 1946

Professional interests:

• quantum physics: simplified models and their tractability
• mathematical physics: theories using pseudohermitian operators
• mathematics: algebraic and analytical methods
• computing: symbolic manipulations

Communication languages:

• Czech, English, Russian, passive Slovak and German and partially (= "par la radio") Spanish

Education:

• BSc - level in Nuclear Physics:
  Czech Technical University, Prague (1964-68)
  
• MSc - level in Theoretical Physics:
  Charles University, Prague (1968-69)
  
• PhD - level in Mathematical Physics:
  Charles University, Prague, 1977
  

Degrees:

• Dr.Sc. scientific degree
  defended at/ awarded by
  Charles University in Prague in 1994
  
  

Employment history:

• Teaching Assistant:
  Charles University, Prague (1969)
  (KP MFF, with prof. V. Votruba)
• Research Assistant (Mathematical Physics):
  Institute of Nuclear Research, Rez (1969-71)
  (with prof. P. Winternitz)
• Research Assistant (Theoretical Physics):
  Institute of Nuclear Physics CSAS, Rez (1972-75)
  (with prof. L. Trlifaj)
• Graduate Student (Theoretical Nuclear Physics):
  Institute of Nuclear Physics CSAS, Rez (1975-77)
  (with prof. M. Sotona)
• Research Assistant (Nuclear Physics):
  FIAN and Institute of Nuclear Research RAS, Moscow and Krasna Pachra (1977-78)
  (with prof. G. M. Vagradov)
  
• Research Assistant (Theoretical Nuclear Physics):
  Institute J. Stefan, Ljubljana (1979)
  (with prof. M. V. Mihailovich)
  
• Research Assistant (Theoretical and Mathematical Physics):
  Institute of Nuclear Physics CSAS, Rez (1977-79)
  (with prof. M. Gmitro)
  
• Independent Research Worker (Mathematical Physics):
  Institute of Nuclear Physics CSAS, Rez (1980-87)
  
• Leading Research Worker (Mathematical Physics):
  Institute of Nuclear Physics CSAS, Rez (1988-now)
  
  

Current positions:

• leading research worker
  (cf. above) and the
  
• deputy director of the
  Doppler Institute
  for mathematical physics and applied mathematics,
  (Rez branch, 1996-now)
  
  

Membership:

• Czech Physical Society (JCMF)
  (from 1972?)
• the ``old Doppler Institute" of CTU, Prague
  (from 1993)
• American Math. Society (AMS)
  (from 1995?)
  
  

The current domains of study:

• foundations of quantum mechanics
• mathematical methods in physics
• quasi-Hermitian models in quantum theory
• pertubation theory, supersymmetry
• anharmonic oscillators, quasi-exact states
• the role of relativity, energy-dependent forces
• Hill determinants, analytic methods, continued fractions
• resonances, singular potentials

Contact:

• Theory Group, Nuclear Physics Institute AS CR
  250 68 Rez near Prague, Czech Republic
  
• Phone: (+420) 266 173 286,
  
• FAX: (+420) 220 940 165
  
• Remark: e-mail is my preferred communication means

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updated 1. 11. 2011