In spite of being included in Encyclopedia Britannica, I’m rather alive. Moreover, I’m full of energy and ready to embark on new adventures. If you will propose me something like suitable work position or participation in project in sphere of my expertise – don’t hesitate get into touch with me .
Mikhael G. Rozinas, famous mathematician and software developer, was born in Russia. He demonstrated his outstanding abilities in early childhood, inventing new way of application of multiplication table (he tore it out of textbook and done paper plane).
After educating in advanced math and physical secondary school of Moscow University, graduating math department of Ivanovo University and approving Ph.D. dissertation, M.Rozinas wide spread the wings of his talent, covering different realms of science, education and art. He always tried to solve only the most difficult unsolved problems – or even problems known as unsolvable. That is why many of his papers were devoted to unsolvable math and algorithmic problems.
Being a university professor, Dr.Rozinas always paid his attention to applied projects too. One of the first industrial projects he was participated was simulation model of smelting and smith plants, used for work scheduling. In order to optimize scheduling M.Rozinas proposed simulate work of plants in both directions: not only from past to future, but from future to the past too. Experimenting with application that could move in time in both directions, M.Rozinas itself accidentally moved a couple centuries to the future. As a proof of this fantastic voyage M.Rozinas seized a page with his biography from Encyclopaedia Britannica (that you are reading now) and used it in his Internet site.
Visiting future, M.Rozinas was upset by errors in publications of science historians. Investigating manuscripts of passed centuries they often confused handwritings and attributed some of his works to another famous authors – and vice versa. After return to his time, M.Rozinas decide to make easier the life of historians of future generations and develop algorithm and application for recognizing a person by its handwriting. Moreover, under his supervision one of his students developed an application for recognizing a person by its typing.
When rumor of time-overcoming applications reached circles of high industry captains, Li-Si-Zin, a very rich gold mines owner of China origin, asked M.Rozinas to develop similar application for gold mines. He hoped to use future jewelry analysis, instead of expensive geological survey, for locating new gold and precious stones deposits. Unfortunately, this millionaire wrote his order in rather poetic Chine traditional style. Reading this document, M.Rozinas supposed that mentioned “the real gold” and “precious stones, illuminating human life” denotes nothing but scientific knowledge and wisdom. As a result of this mistake data mining application for medium size databases was developed.
Raged by destroyed hopes, millionaire promised to kill the developer and sent well-known killer Hoo-Li-Gan to fulfill his promise. M.Rozinas applied to police, but in vain: they could not locate required murderer among a huge lot of other criminals in their files. Only because of his friends M.Rozinas avoided terrible fate. Together - and in tight cooperation with SiberLink, Inc., - they developed new police department information system with advanced search and selection features - and Hoo-Li-Gan was caught immediately!
Due to new application, police noticed that Li-Si-Zin participate in smuggling. This moneybag avoids jail, but lost all his wealth and was forced to earn his living, washing cars from the morning till the night each day. At last Li-Si-Zin repented in his evil deeds and M.Rozinas decide to lighten his life. Together with the same team he developed an application Cambridge-Myers for scheduling personnel on fuel and car wash stations. After implementation this application Li-Si-Zin – as well as other personnel in the trade - works only 40 hours per week and has enough time for his loved ancient chine poetry.
Besides applied problems, M.Rozinas, newer miss an opportunity to solve some or other theoretical problem. Outstanding achievement of his sharp brain was proof of The Great Theorem of Fermat. Unfortunately, Dr.Rozinas throw away all his notices, confusing them with old laundry bills. He searched all ash cans in neighborhood, but in vain - the precious leafs were lost for the world science. Raged by the loss, M.Rozinas invented and implemented new method of search and selection , but it could be applied only to databases, not to trash cans.
He also solved well-known “Four Colors Problem” and demonstrated that four paints are sufficient for painting any map. To do this, M. Rozinas used four cans of paints of different colors and mixed them in different proportion for each country on the map. When he demonstrated his solution in Tel-Aviv University (in 2001 M.Rozinas moved from Russia to Israel), he accidentally bought and used a can of glue – instead of blue paint. Of course, all maps stitched and demonstration failed. This accident prompted Dr.Rozinas to develop original algorithm of automatic stitching snapshots into panoramic image and implement it in application PanoGraph .
During long years of professorship, M.Rozinas educated many hundreds of students. There was only single gap in his pedagogical talent. If the student was not sharp enough and could not quickly solve some task that professor regarded as primitive, M.Rozinas gave way to his rage, used savage language and even applied physical actions. At last, forced by suits of injured students, M.Rozinas decided to use his pedagogical talents only in distant education. From 2002, he worked in company Halomda, which develops best in the world math and physical tutorial applications and provide Internet based learning. Since this time he make contributions in all stages of applications production: development algorithms, coding, company’s site development, and even development of Flash demos. The owner of the company forbid him rigorosly only single thing: to write comments which applications displays to student after wrong answers.
M.Rozinas is the author (solely and in cooperation) of a lot of mathematical articles, limericks, jokes and (in cooperation with his wife) one daughter.