Andrey Zyatchin

From Supply Chain Management Encyclopedia

Assistant Professor; Department of Operations Management; Graduate School of Management, St. Petersburg University, Russia zyatchin@gsom.pu.ru

Education and Research Degrees

• Ph.D. in mathematics and physics
• Postgraduate study, School of Applied Mathematics (mathematical game theory and statistics department), 2005-2008
• Specialist program, Saint-Petersburg State University (mathematical game theory and statistics department), 2000-2005

Research

• Inventory management
• Logistics and supply chain management
• Mathematical game theory (differential games, networking games)
• Optimal control theory
• Quantitative methods for decision making

Selected papers and Publications

• Zenkevich N., Zyatchin A. 2010. Strong equilibrium construction in a differential game with many participants // Mathematical Game Theory and Applications, 2010. Vol. 2 (2), pp. 42–65.
• Zenkevich N., Zyatchin A. 2009. Environmental engineering game from a perspective of corporate social responsibility // Viestnik of St. Petersburg State University, Management. Vol. 1, pp. 33–62.
• Zenkevich N., Zyatchin A. 2009. Strong equilibrium in a differential game with stochastic dynamics // Viestnik of St. Petersburg State University, Applied Mathematics and Control Processes. Vol. 4, pp. 84–94.
• Zenkevich N., Zyatchin A. 2007. Oligopoly Competition under Environmental Design // Game Theory and Applications, Volume 12, Nova Science Publishers, New York, pp. 193–206.

Internships Abroad

• Fuqua School of Business, Duke University (Duhrem, NC, USA), 2009,
• École des Hautes Études Commerciales de Paris (HEC, Paris, France), 2008.

Honors and Awards

• Drucker Award for Excellence in Teaching, GSOM, 2011
• Drucker Award for Excellence in Teaching, GSOM, 2010
• The Russian Foundation for Basic Research grant , project № 08-01-00301-а;
• Russian Federation President’s Scholarship, 2007-2008
• Special scholarship of Russian Federation Government, 2006-2007
• Saint-Petersburg Government grant for students, PhDs, and academic institutions, 2006.