Sambalpur University Political Science

P.G. Department of Mathematics (Autonomous)

1. Name of the University : Sambalpur University

2. Name of the Department : P.G.Department of MATHEMATICS

3. Year of Establishment : 1969.

4. Date of visit

5. No. of Students who applied and got admission in various courses in last 3 years:

YEAR	UG Applied Admitted		PG Applied Admitted		M.Phil Applied Admitted		Ph.D Applied Awarded
2004-05	NA	NA	37	18	20	15	12	NIL
2005-06	NA	NA	39	16	22	16	11	11
2006-07	NA	NA	24	09	32	19	04	01

6. When was the syllabus last revised by the Department: MA/MSc 2006-08 Mphil-2007

7. Non-Teaching Staff :

Name	Designation	Pay Scale	Qualification	Nature of Duty
Mr. K.C. Mistri	Sr. Asst. (Officiating)	Rs 5000-8000	I.A	To attend all secretarial works and office documentation
Mr. J pradhan	Peon D/Wbasis	Rs 80/day		office duty
Mr A Sikka	Watchman			Watchman in night
Mr Nirmal Mahananda	Sweeper D/W basis	Rs 80/day		sweeper

8. Teaching Staff.

Name	Designation	Qualification	Teaching load in clock hrs. per week	No. of Research students working for Ph.D	No. of Research papers published in journals during Xth Plan		No. of Refresher Course attended during Xth Plan		Conference/ symposium/workshops attended during Xth Plan		Whether SC/ST/ OBC
					Interna-tional	National	Orienta-tion	Refresher	Interna-tional	National
Prof.I.L.Sukla Retd.in March 2004	Professor	M.Sc. , Ph.D.
Prof. G. Mohanty	Professor (CAS)	M.Sc. , Ph.D., DIIT	16-22 at various parts of Year	10	27	12			01	09
Dr. N. Das Left in August 2004	Reader	M.Sc. , M.Phil, Ph.D.
Dr. S. Sahoo	Selection Grade Lectr	M.Sc. , M.Phil, Ph.D.	24 --28- at various parts of Year	01	01	03			02	06	SC
Dr. N. R. Satapathy	Senior Lecturer	M.Sc. , Ph.D.	26 --32- at various parts of Year		01			01		04

N.B.: List of research Publictaions with impact factor (if any) is in Appendix – III.

9. Total area of the Department (in Sq. Ft/Sqm.) =

Total Laboratory area of the Department (in Sq. Ft/Sqm.) = Approximately 700 Sq. Ft.

10. Books & Journals

(Departmental / Seminar Library)

The Dept is funded by National Board of Higher Mathematics for its Library. The library has grown in size and there is no space for it. We have asked for funding for extension of the building for library.

600 books will be added shortly to the department library. The central library has a good collection and has on line access to some journals. Besides They procure few journals depending on the funding.

We supply the following data for the Library.

No. of Books on the subject in

National Journals

International Journals

Central Library

Departmental Library

Subscribed during Xth plan(give names)

Subscribed during Xth plan (give names)

Total:- 9106

Under U.G.C. grant of Xth plan:- 206

Under N.B.H.M. grant during Xth plan:- 864

3935 (Total)

1. Indian Jr. of Pure & Applied Mathematics

2. Jr. of Ramanujan

Mathematical Society

1. Current Mathematical Publications

2. Annals of Mathematics

3. Jr. of Operator Theory

4. Quarterly Jr. of Mathematics

5. Trans. of Moscow Mathematical Society

6. Acata Mathematica

7. American Mathematical Monthly

Data for the Departmental Library:

S.No

Type of Collection

Total

Sources of Fund out of which procured?

ii.

iii.

Dept. Library

Seminar Library

Book Bank Library

3279

419

237

NBHM / UGC

M.Phil. Seminar fund / NBHM gifted books

11. Equipment

Name of the Equipments in the Department worth Rs.One Lakh and above along with the cost:

Sl.No	Name of the Equipment	Cost in rupees
1.	Server: Compaq make: One The Wipro Landmark server with 8 terminals procured under COSIST is not working now	1lakh
2.	i) Xerox Modi make: 01 no. (not working) ii) Xerox Sharp make: 01 no. (working)	I lakh 96000
3.	LCD Projector Panasonic Make: 01 no.	88000

ii.

Names of the Equipment purchased in the Xth Plan worth Rs. One Lakh and above

Sl.No.	Name of the Equipment	Cost in rupees
1.	Xerox Sharp make:-01 no.	96000
2.	LCD Projector Panasonic Make-01 no.	88000

iii.

Percent Utilisation of Equipments

100% ( MA/MSc/Mphil Students have practicals as a requirement of their coursework in every semester.

They use the laboratory any time. In fact we need more terminals for one to one use)

iv.

Whether the equipment is also used by other Departments/

Colleges/other outside agencies

Yes, LCD and over head projector are used by other

Departments and the University in different Seminars and Meetings from time to time. The computer4 s are used by part time research scholars of nearby colleges as this dept is the research nodal center for them.

12. Whether all teachers are provided room/cubical and necessary furniture

Types of accommodation	Percentage of teachers provided such accommodation
Independent cubical/room	Two senior faculty get independent sitting rooms always. Rest share when we are full strength.
Room on twin sharing basis	None as there is only 30% of the faculty strength now
Room on sharing basis	None as there is only 30% of the faculty strength now

13. Whether the Department is identified by UGC as (DRS/DAS/CAS) If yes, since when and level:

Yes, the Department was inducted under UGC-COSIST Scheme during 1990-95 with Rs. 15 Lakhs grant.

14. Whether the Department has organised any National/International Seminar/Symposia/

Workshop etc. during Xth Plan (If yes, give details) :

Annual conference of Orissa Mathematical society

Feb. 4^th -5^th , 2006

Refresher course in Mathematics and Statistics :

Topic- Recent Trends in Mathematics & Statistics

Oct. 18^th – Nov. 7^th , 2005

Refresher course in Mathematics and Statistics : Topic- Mathematical & Statistical Modelling

Dec. 1^st-21^st , 2006

15. Whether the Department organised any training programme for industry/community etc. during Xth Plan (If yes, give details)

No , Managed the over worked dept with 30% faculty only

16. Whether the Department has undertaken any consultancy work during Xth Plan (If yes, give details)

17. Whether any research project has been undertaken in the last five years: ((If yes, give details):

18. Whether the Department received any grants from various Schemes of the UGC (If yes, give details)

19. Whether any financial assistance was received from sources other than UGC :

Yes. We got funding for the library from National Board of Higher Marthematics of Dept of Atomic Energy Govt of India. We are given almost 3.9 lakh every year for purchase of books.

20. What are the essential facilities, the Department needs during XIth Plan (Please give justification):

A. FOR THE PRESENT PROGRAMS (Details are in Appendix I)

We have a small Laboratory and 17 computers. Computer Practical is in the course curriculum in three semesters of P.G. & in one semester of M.Phil . No technical personnel is there in the laboratory. So we need

1. computer programmers for the laborartory.

2. Extension of the building for laboratory

3. SOME INFRASTRUCTURE FOR THE LABORATORY WITH MODERN FACILITIES

The departmental Library has 3935 books enriched with NBHM / UGC / M.Phil Seminar funded books and Book Bank books. These are stored in a limited number of Book shelves in separate small rooms . So to provide better facility to the students & teachers we require

ONE ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN

Extension of the building for lIbrary

SOME INFRASTRUCTURE FOR THE LIBRARY

· Since there are only three teachers now we could get independent cubicles. But once all the posts are filled up we have to share one small cubicle for two members excluding the Professor. So we need

Five small sitting rooms and two rooms for Full-time Research Scholars

Department of Mathematics

Book

1. Sukla, I.L. 2002. Number Theory and its Applications to Cryptography. Ludhiana: Kalyani Publisher.

Paper

2. Mohanty, G., and K.L. Mahanta. 2008. “Plane Symmetric string cosmological models in modified theory of general relativity,” International Journal of theoretical physics (Impact factor-0.476),

3. Mohanty, G., and R.R. Sahoo. 2008. Anisotropic string cosmological models in Lyra’s geometry,” Astrophysics and Space Science (Impact factor-0.522) (Accepted for Publication)

4. Mohanty, G.,, G.C. Samanta and K.L. Mahanta. 2007. “Higher-dimensional string cosmological model with Bulk viscous fluid in lyra manifold,” Communications in Physics, 17 (4):

5. Sahoo, S and S. Pattanayak. 2008. “Order of Random Entire Function,” Bulletin of the Allahabad Mathematical Society, 23 (1): 177-184.

6. Mohanty, G., K.L.Mahanta and B.K.Bishi. 2007. “Five dimensional cosmological models in Lyra geometry with time dependent displacement field,” Astrophysics and Space Science (Impact factor-0.522), 310: 273.

7. Mohanty, G. K.L. Mahanta. 2007. “Five Dimensional Axially Symmetric String Cosmological Model in Lyra Manifold,” Astrophysics and Space Science (Impact factor-0.522), 312: 301.

8. Mohanty, G., R.R. Sahoo and K.L. Mahanta. 2007. “Five Dimensional LRS Bianchi Type-I String Cosmological Model in Seaz and Ballester theory,” Astrophysics and Space Science (Impact factor-0.522), 312: 321.

9. Mohanty, G., K.L. Mahanta and R.R. Sahoo. 2007. “Vacuum and Stiff fluid universes in five dimensional Lyra manifold,” Communications in Physics, 17 (3): ??-??.

10. Mohanty, G., and K.L. Mahanta. 2007. “Five Dimensional Anisotropic Homogeneous Cosmological models in second self creation theory of gravitation,” Turkish Journal of Physics, 31: 299-306.

11. Mohanty, G., and R.R. Sahoo. 2007. “Mesonic Stiff fluid distribution in five dimensional Bianchi type Space-time,” Astrophysics and Space Science (Impact factor-0.522), 312: 321.

12. Ray, Saibal, Sumana Bhadra, G. Mohanty. 2006. “Relativistic Electromagnetic Mass Models: Charged dust Distribution in Higher Dimensions,” Astrophysics & Space Science (Impact factor-0.522), 302: 153.

13. Sahu, R.C. and G. Mohanty. 2006. “Inhomogeneous Mesonic Perfect fluid models in modified theory of general relativity,” Astrophysics and Space Science (Impact factor-0.522), 306: 179.

14. Mohanty, G., K.L. Mahanta and R.R. Sahoo. 2006. “Non-existence of five dimensional Perfect fluid cosmological model in Lyra Manifold,” Astrophysics and Space Science (Impact factor-0.522), 314: 1-6.

15. Sahoo, P.K. and G.Mohanty. 2005. “Incompatibility of LRS Bianchi type-I string cosmological model in Bimetric theory,” Communications in Physics, 15 (1): 30-32

16. G.Mohanty and S.K. Sahu. 2005. “Bianchi type VI₀ cosmological effective stiff fluid model in Saez and Ballester theory,” Communications in Physics, 15 (3): 187-192.

17. Sahoo, S and S. Pattanayak. 2005. “Properties of the sum function of Random Fourier Stieltjes series,” Jr. of Orissa Mathematical Society, 23-24: 87-92.

18. Sahoo, S and S. Pattanayak. 2005. “On Summability of Random Fourier Stieltjes,” Jr of International Academy of Physical Sciences, 9: 9-17.

19. Mohanty, G., R.C. Sahu and U.K. Panigrahi. 2004-05. “Cosmological Mesonic Perfect Fluid Model in Second Self Creation Theory,” Journal of Orissa Mathematical Society, 23-24: 293-303.

20. Das, S.S., G. Mohanty and B.D. Pradhan. 2004-05. “Statistical Analysis on the study of the effects of Ammunition on Shotgun Pellet dispersion for incomplete Pellet Pattern,” Journal of Indian Academy of Mathematics, ?? (?): ??-??

21. Mohanty, G & S.K.Sahu. 2004. “Bianchi type-I cosmological effective stiff fluid model in Saez and Ballester Theory,” Astrophysics & Space Science (Impact factor-0.522), 291: 75-83.

22. Mohanty, G., S. K. Sahu & P.K. Sahoo. 2004. Mesonic stiff fluid distribution in Bianchi type space-times,” Communications in Physics, 14 (2): 84-89.

23. Mohanty, G., & S. K. Sahu. 2004. “Effective stiff fluid model in scalar-tensor theory proposed by Saez and Ballester,” Communications in Physics, 14 (3): 178-184.

24. Mohanty, G., & P.K.Sahoo. 2004. “Non existence of plane symmetric string cosmological model in Bimetric theory,” Communications in Physics, 14 (4): 227-230.

25. Mohanty, G., B.D.Pradhan and S.S.Das. 2004. “Application of numerical analysis on shot gun pellet dispersion,” Journal of Science and Technology, S.U., XVI (B): 37-39

26. Das, S.S., G. Mohanty, B.D. Pradhan & R.P. Singh. 2004. “Funnel dispersion,” Journal of Current Sciences, ?? (?): ??-??.

27. Mohanty, G., and B. Mishra. 2004. “Incompatibility of Kink space-time in scale covariant theory of gravity,” Bulgarian Journal of Physics, ?? (?): ??-??.

28. Sahoo, S, and S.Pattanayak. 2004. Fractional derivative of Random Fourier Stieltjes series,” Indian Jr of Math, 46 (1): 101-109.

29. Sitaramayya, M. and N.R Satapathy. 2004. “Evolution Equations and geometry of their induced surfaces,” International Journal of Mathematical Sciences, 3 (2): 293-321

30. Mohanty, G., R.C.Sahu and U.K.Panigrahi. 2003. “Micro and macro cosmological model in Barber’s second self-creation theory,” Astrophysics & Space Sci. (Impact factor-0.522), 284: 1055-1062

31. Mohanty, G., & B. Mishra. 2003. “Scale invariant theory for Bianchi type VIII & IX space times with perfect fluid,” Astrophysics & Space Sci. (Impact factor-0.522), 283: 67-74

32. Mohanty, G., S.K.Sahu and P.K.Sahoo. 2003. “Massive scalar field in LRS Bianchi type-I space time,” Astrophysics & Space Sci (Impact factor-0.522), 288: 523-529

33. Das, S.S., B. D. Pradhan & G. Mohanty. 2003. “Statistical analysis on the study of the effects of choke on shotguns pellet dispersion for incomplete pellet pattern,” J. Sc. & Tech. S.U., XIV & XV (B): 74-81.

34. Mohanty, G., and B.Mishra. 2003. “Non-existence of viscous fluid distribution in Einstein and Barber theories,” Journals of Sc & Tech, S.U, XIV & XV (B): 59-63.

35. Mohanty, G., & S.K.Sahu. 2003. “Bianchi VI₀ cosmological model in Saez and Ballester theory,” Astrophysics & Space Science (Impact factor-0.522), 288: 611-618.

36. Mohanty, G., & P.K. Sahoo. 2003. Cylindrically symmetric cosmological models in Bimetric theory,” Communications in Physics, 13(3): 137-141.

37. Mohanty, G., P.K. Sahoo & B. Mishra. 2002. “On Bianchi type-I mesonic cosmological model in Bimetric theory,” Astrophysics & Space Science (Impact factor-0.522), 281(3): 609-612

38. Mohanty, G., U.K.Panigrahi & R.C.Sahu. 2002. “Exact Bianchi type-I cosmological micro model in modified theory of general relativity,” Astrophysics & Space Science (Impact factor-0.522), 281(3): 633-640.

39. Mohanty, G., and B.Mishra. 2002. “Vacuum cosmological models in Einstein and Barber theories,” Astrophysics & Space Science (Impact factor-0.522), 281(3): 577-583

40. Mohanty, G., and P.K.Sahoo. 2002. “Non-static plane symmetric cosmological models in Bimetric theory,” Czechoslovak J. Phys (Impact factor-0.263), 52 (3): 357-361,

41. Mohanty, G., and B. Mishra. 2002. “Bianchi type-VI₁ cosmological models in scale invariant theory,” Czech. J. Phys. (Impact factor-0.263), 52 (6): 765-773.

42. Mohanty, G., R.C. Sahu & P.K. Sahoo. 2002. “Some geometrical aspects of Bianchi type-I space-time,” J.Theo. & Appl. Mech. Yugoslovia, 27: 79-86.

43. Mohanty, G., & P.K.Sahoo. 2002. “Some Bianchi type cosmological models in Bimetric theory,” Czech. J. Phys. (Impact factor-0.263), 52 (9): 1041-1047.

44. Mohanty, G., Mishra & A.K.Biswal. 2002. “Cosmological models in Barber’s second self-creation theory,” Czech. J. Phys. (Impact factor-0.263), 52 (12): 1289-1296

45. Das, N. 2002. “Finita Rank Toeplitz Operators on the Bergman Space,” Bull. Cal. Math. Soc., 94 (2): 113-120.

46. Sahoo, S., and S.Pattanayak, S. K.Das. 2002. “On Convergence of Conjugate. 2002. Random Fourier Stieltjes series,” Jr. of Orissa Mathematical Society, l.21-22: 109-119.Note: Impact factor is based on Journal Citation Report-2003, Science Edition.

About P.G. Departments.

Department of Mathematics

Book

Paper

40. Mohanty, G., and P.K.Sahoo. 2002. “Non-static plane symmetric cosmological models in Bimetric theory,” Czechoslovak J. Phys (Impact factor-0.263), 52 (3): 357-361,

41. Mohanty, G., and B. Mishra. 2002. “Bianchi type-VI1 cosmological models in scale invariant theory,” Czech. J. Phys. (Impact factor-0.263), 52 (6): 765-773.

41. Mohanty, G., and B. Mishra. 2002. “Bianchi type-VI₁ cosmological models in scale invariant theory,” Czech. J. Phys. (Impact factor-0.263), 52 (6): 765-773.