Prof. Vladimir V. Uchaikin is a known Russian scientist and pedagogue, an honored worker of Russian High School and a member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences. He is the author of about three hundred articles and more than a dozen books (mostly in Russian)  in cosmic ray physics, mathematical physics, Levy stable statistics, Monte Carlo methods with applications to anomalous processes in complex systems of various levels: from quantum dots to the Milky Way galaxy.

• Applications of Fractional derivatives.- Fractional Derivatives.- Stable statistics.- Fractional differential equations.- Continuum Mechanics.- Porous Media.- Electrodynamics and thermodynamics.- Quantum Mechanics.- Plasma Dynamics.- Cosmic Rays.- Self-similar stochasticity.

Prof. Vladimir V. Uchaikin is a known Russian scientist and pedagogue, an honored worker of Russian High School and a member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences. He is the author of about three hundred articles and more than a dozen books (mostly in Russian)  in cosmic ray physics, mathematical physics, Levy stable statistics, Monte Carlo methods with applications to anomalous processes in complex systems of various levels: from quantum dots to the Milky Way galaxy.

• Applications of Fractional derivatives.- Fractional Derivatives.- Stable statistics.- Fractional differential equations.- Continuum Mechanics.- Porous Media.- Electrodynamics and thermodynamics.- Quantum Mechanics.- Plasma Dynamics.- Cosmic Rays.- Self-similar stochasticity.

Prof. Vladimir V. Uchaikin is a known Russian scientist and pedagogue, an honored worker of Russian High School and a member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences. He is the author of about three hundred articles and more than a dozen books (mostly in Russian)  in cosmic ray physics, mathematical physics, Levy stable statistics, Monte Carlo methods with applications to anomalous processes in complex systems of various levels: from quantum dots to the Milky Way galaxy.

• Applications of Fractional derivatives.- Fractional Derivatives.- Stable statistics.- Fractional differential equations.- Continuum Mechanics.- Porous Media.- Electrodynamics and thermodynamics.- Quantum Mechanics.- Plasma Dynamics.- Cosmic Rays.- Self-similar stochasticity.