Mark Sh. Levin

MARK Sh. LEVIN

(Mark Shmuilovich Levin)

Welcome to my home-page!!!

STATUS: Leading Research Scientist
(non-commercial research activities, only)

ADDRESS:

BASIC AREAS OF RESEARCH INTERESTS:

1. Info-Communication Systems

2. Multicriteria Decision Making/Synthesis & Decision Engineering

3. Combinatorial Optimization, Algorithm Schemes/Frameworks/Systems

4. Systems Engineering & Design & Management (including life cycle engineering)

5. Networking

6. Professional Knowledge /Skills Acquisition & Representation

7. Applications (CS, engineering domains, network-like systems, communications, etc.)

8. Education (CS, engineering, applied mathematics, management)

RESEARCH:

TEACHING:

PERSONAL INFO:

MONOGRAPHS:

Levin M.Sh., Modular System Design and Evaluation. Springer, 473 p., 2015 (Due: Sep. 2014). ISBN 978-3-319-09875-3
(i) Springer book site
(ii) pdf-file: title, preface, contents (from Springer site)
Levin M.Sh., Decision Support Technology for Modular Systems. Electronic book. 341 p. (in Russian). 2013.
http://www.mslevin.iitp.ru/Levin-bk-Nov2013-071.pdf
Book (pdf-file)
Levin M.Sh., Composite Systems Decisions. Springer, 254 p., 2006. ISBN 978-1-84628-001-3
Springer book site
Levin M.Sh., Combinatorial Engineering of Decomposable Systems, Kluwer (now: Springer), 372 p., 1998. ISBN 978-0-7923-4950-1
Springer book site
Belkin A.R., Levin M.Sh., Decision Making: Combinatorial Models of Information Approximation,
Nauka Publishing House (FIZMATLIT, Russian Academy of Sciences), Moscow, 1990 (in Russian) ISBN 5-02-014378-2
Synopsis
Book (pdf-file)

SOME BIBLIOGRAPHY BASES:

DBLP Bibliography Server, Author Page

ACM Portal, Author Page

ResearchGate, Author Page

IEEE Xplore, Author Page

arXiv.org, Author page

AMAZON, Author page

Google Scholar, Profile

Designed by Mark Sh. Levin: Aug. 25, 2004
Last update: Oct. 30, 2015
The author apologizes for permanent redesign of the homepage.

Material contained herein is made available for the purpose of peer review and discussion
and does not necessarily reflect the views
of Institute for Information Transmission Problems (Kharkevich Institute) and Russian Academy of Sciences.