Polina Tkacheva
Polina Pavlovna Tkachova was born on May 27, 1968. She is Belarusian and has maintained professional connections with academic and research institutions in Belarus and Russia. Her documented interests include computers, piano, drawing, and embroidery.
Tkachova studied at Belarusian State University, where she completed higher education between 1985 and 1990. She subsequently pursued doctoral-level study at the same university, receiving a Doctor of Philosophy qualification in 1994. From 2009 to 2011 she was recorded as a Doctor of Science student at Belarusian State University, extending her academic development into advanced research.
Tkachova began her academic career at Belarusian State University as a lecturer in 1994. She became a senior lecturer in 1995 and served concurrently as a lecturer at the Lyceum of Belarusian State University from 1995 to 1997. In 2001 she advanced to the position of docent at Belarusian State University. Her early research included nonlinear signal decomposition, speech recognition, chaotic dynamics, hydrodynamic structures, and models of protoplanetary rotation, carried out in collaboration with researchers associated with the Institute of Engineering Cybernetics and the United Institute of Informatics Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus. Later publications identify her as a docent of RAU and a senior research worker at the State Cultural Center and Museum of V. S. Vysotsky “Vysotsky’s House on Taganka” in Moscow. In this later period, her work expanded toward system-theoretical and literary analysis of Vladimir Vysotsky’s poetry, including the study of poetic structure, self-organization, and imagery.
(Literary study of iconographic and light imagery in Vladi...)
2022Investigation of Geometric Shapes of Hydrodynamic Structures for Identification of Dynamical States of Convective Liquid
(Co-authored with Alexander Krot; published in Lecture Not...)
2003(Conference paper analyzing the structure of Vladimir Vyso...)
2017(Conference paper examining self-organization and self-ren...)
2019(Co-authored with Alexander Krot; describes nonlinear spee...)
2000(Co-authored with Alexander Krot; proposes a nonlinear fil...)
2000(Co-authored with Alexander M. Krot; presented at MAVEBA 1...)
1999Nonlinear Filtering for Solving the Problem of Variability in Speech Recognition
(Co-authored with Alexander M. Krot and Mikhail A. Shcherb...)
1999(Co-authored with Alexander M. Krot and Boris A. Goncharov...)
2000(Co-authored with Alexander M. Krot and Helena B. Minervin...)
2001(Co-authored with Alexander M. Krot; presented at the MAVE...)
2001(Co-authored with Alexander M. Krot; presented at the Euro...)
2009(Co-authored with Alexander Krot; studies the development ...)
2006(Co-authored with Alexander Krot; proposes an analytical m...)
2008(Co-authored with Alexander Krot and Boris A. Goncharov; d...)
2002Tkachova is associated with professional and scientific communities represented by the EGU General Assembly in Vienna, EURASIP activities in Tampere, the MAVEBA workshops in Florence, and the International Society for Optical Engineering conference in Orlando. She was also connected with the International Science and Technology Center through an active grant-related association recorded as beginning in 1997 and continuing to approximately 2000.
Tkachova’s documented professional collaborations include research with Alexander M. Krot on nonlinear signal processing, speech recognition, dynamical systems, hydrodynamic structures, and protoplanetary models. Her family relations recorded in the biography include her mother Alla Nikolaevna, father Pavel Ivanovich, child Alexandra Alice, and husband Alexander Mikhailovich.
