Arijit Das

Senior Research Fellow

Department of Mathematics

National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli

Email:  arijitdasma@gmail.com 

Brief profile: I earned my Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics (Honors) from Midnapore College, affiliated with Vidyasagar University, between 2011 and 2014. Following this, I continued my academic journey at Vidyasagar University, where I enrolled in the M.Sc. in Applied Mathematics program and successfully completed my master's degree in 2016. After obtaining my M.Sc., I furthered my educational qualifications by earning a Bachelor of Education degree from the same university. My dedication to academic excellence led me to achieve significant milestones, including successfully passing national-level examinations like GATE and NET-JRF in 2019-2020. Subsequently, in 2020, I secured a coveted position as a Junior Research Fellow in the department of Mathematics at the National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli. Under the esteemed guidance of Dr. Jitraj Saha, I embarked on my Ph.D. journey. My commitment and contributions to research were recognized, and in 2022, I advanced to the position of Senior Research Fellow, marking another significant step in my academic and research career.

Broad area of my research: I am working in the mathematical and numerical analysis of integrodifferential equations. My research problem is the mathematical representation of the particulate processes like aggregation and fragmentation that are occurring in various natural phenomena, as well as, in different engineering sectors. A well-known application of particulate processes is the formation of instant coffee powder, pharmaceutical tablets/capsules, grinding of minerals from their ores etc. In our study, we try to incorporate the physically realistic kinetic rates of particle aggregation and fragmentation in the standard model and then examine the following mathematical aspects of the solutions.

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