Vildan
Eshrefovich Shemi-zadeh was born on January 19, 1946, in Chinabad, Andizhan
(UzSSR). His father, Eshref Abduramanovich Shemi-zadeh (1908-1978), a well-known
Crimean Tatar poet, and his mother, Saide Alievna Bodaninskaya (born in 1912),
a designer, found themselves in the Central Asia after the total deportation
of Crimean Tatars in 1944. On liberalizing the commandant surveillance regime,
in 1958, they moved to Tashkent where, in 1964, Vildan Shemi-zadeh entered the
Tashkent State University to study physics. In 1969, he graduated from the University
with a degree in theoretical and mathematical physics (M.Sc.Phy.).
Till the middle of the seventies, Vildan Shemi-zade worked
in the Institute of Electronics of the UzSSR Academy of Sciences. In 1975-1976,
he moved to Moscow where, in 1976, joined the Laboratory of Theory of Oscillations,
Mechanical Engineering Research Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences. He
is on the Institute staff to this very day. Vildan Shemi-zadeh has been doing
researches in different branches of theoretical and mathematical physics. However,
his major interest keeps being focused on the two following problems: (1) time
reversibility-irreversibility (problem of the Statistical Physics foundation),
(2) a mystic condition of the Quantum Theory grounds (problem of physical substantiation
of the Quantum Mechanics). The long searching proves to be effective, Vildan
Shemi-zadeh has managed to find a solution to these problems that makes his
principal contribution to science. The site contains texts of the papers on
such and other topics to familiarize with.
At present (June of 2002), Vildan Shemi-zadeh is seriously
ill and bedridden, has undergone difficult operations. Nevertheless, he manages
to correct and prepare some of his unpublished works for printing. Our Center
for Advanced Researches (TMP-Center, Moscow) cooperates with Vildan Eshrefovich
Shemi-zadeh from the date of its setting up in 1999. The Center provides any
possible technical assistance.
