Maksym Derevyagin

Dr. Maksym Derevyagin excels in the field of mathematics, where he serves as an Assistant Professor in Residence at the University of Connecticut's Department of Mathematics, part of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. With a keen interest in the intricate world of mathematical theory, Dr. Derevyagin's research is centered around continued fractions, difference equations, and orthogonal polynomials. His work delves into the complexities of rational approximations and the fascinating realm of perfect quantum transfer, contributing significantly to these specialized areas. Dr. Derevyagin's academic journey has been marked by a dedication to exploring the depths of mathematical concepts and their applications. His research in continued fractions and rational approximations has provided valuable insights into the precision and efficiency of mathematical computations. Meanwhile, his studies on orthogonal polynomials and difference equations have opened new avenues for understanding the behavior of mathematical systems and their solutions. In addition to his research, Dr. Derevyagin is committed to fostering a dynamic learning environment for his students. He is passionate about guiding the next generation of mathematicians, encouraging them to explore the beauty and complexity of mathematics. Through his teaching and mentorship, he aims to inspire students to pursue their own research interests and contribute to the ever-evolving field of mathematics.