Faculty of Computers&Informatics - Egypt
Author Profile
Early Academic Pursuits
Assoc Prof Dr. Yasser Mohamed Hamada's academic journey began with a strong foundation in mathematics, culminating in a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics in 2009. His early academic pursuits focused on developing a deep understanding of mathematical theories and their applications. With a Bachelor's in Mathematics followed by a Master's and Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics, Hamada demonstrated a commitment to advancing his knowledge in this field.
Academic Endeavors and Contributions
Throughout his academic career, Hamada has made significant contributions to the field of Applied Mathematics, particularly in Quantum Mechanics and the Theory of Nuclear Reactors. His research endeavors have led to the development of novel computational methods and numerical techniques for solving complex problems in neutron diffusion systems and reactor dynamics. His publications in reputable journals such as Progress in Nuclear Energy and Annals of Nuclear Energy attest to the rigor and relevance of his work.
Research Focus
Assoc Prof Dr. Hamada's research focus lies at the intersection of mathematics and nuclear engineering, where he applies advanced mathematical techniques to address challenges in reactor kinetics, neutron diffusion, and reactor stability. His innovative approaches, such as the use of fractional calculus and higher-order finite difference schemes, have advanced the understanding and analysis of nuclear reactor systems.
Accolades and Recognition
Assoc Prof Dr. Hamada's contributions have earned him recognition within the academic community, as evidenced by his publication record and his h-index of 10. His research has been cited by peers and experts in the field, highlighting the impact and significance of his work. Additionally, his appointment as an Assistant Professor and his involvement in academic leadership roles underscore his standing as a respected figure in his field.
Impact and Influence
Assoc Prof Dr. Hamada's research has had a tangible impact on the field of nuclear engineering, providing valuable insights and solutions to complex problems encountered in reactor dynamics and neutron transport. His computational methods and numerical techniques have practical applications in reactor design, safety analysis, and reactor operation. By bridging the gap between theory and practice, Hamada has contributed to the advancement of nuclear technology and the broader scientific community.
Legacy and Future Contributions
As an established researcher and educator, Hamada's legacy extends beyond his published work. Through his mentorship of students and his role in academic leadership, he is shaping the next generation of mathematicians and nuclear engineers. His dedication to scholarship and his pursuit of excellence serve as inspiration for aspiring researchers in the field. Looking ahead, Hamada is poised to continue making significant contributions to Applied Mathematics and nuclear engineering, further solidifying his legacy in the scientific community.
Citations
- Citations 388
- h-index 12
- i10-index 13
Notable Publication
- New computational technique based on Bernstein polynomials and higher order finite difference schemes for temporal and spatial reactor calculations Annals of Nuclear EnergyThis link is disabled., 2023, Hamada, Y.M.
- Nonlinear fractional diffusion model for space-time neutron dynamics Progress in Nuclear EnergyThis link is disabled., 2022 Hamada, Y.M.,
- Higher order compact finite difference schemes for steady and transient solutions of space–time neutron diffusion model Annals of Nuclear EnergyThis link is disabled., 2022, Mohamed Hamada, Y.
- Solution of a new model of fractional telegraph point reactor kinetics using differential transformation method Applied Mathematical ModellingThis link is disabled., 2020, Hamada, Y.M.
- Generalized trigonometric Fourier-series method with automatic time step control for non-linear point kinetics equations Computational and Applied MathematicsThis link is disabled., 2018, Hamada, Y.M.