Assist. Prof. Dr. Dipesh | SR University | India
Dr. Dipesh is a dedicated mathematician specializing in mathematical modeling, with extensive experience in both academic and research domains. He has made significant contributions to applied mathematics, particularly in areas intersecting numerical methods, AI/ML, and fluid dynamics. Dr. Dipesh has actively organized and coordinated multiple academic programs, including national workshops, faculty development programs, and departmental initiatives, demonstrating strong leadership in fostering educational and research excellence. His efforts in coordinating the Department of Intellectual Property Rights and successfully conducting events such as RAFAS highlight his commitment to academic growth and institutional development. Academically, he has pursued rigorous training from undergraduate to postdoctoral levels, culminating in advanced research at Harran University, Turkey. Dr. Dipesh’s scholarly output includes 30 documents that have been cited 103 times, reflecting an h-index of 7, underscoring the impact and relevance of his research contributions in applied mathematics and related interdisciplinary fields. His approach emphasizes quality teaching, student placement, institutional ranking, and enhancing the overall goodwill of the organizations he serves. Driven by a passion for tackling challenges and improving systems with limited resources, Dr. Dipesh continually seeks to connect with external environments, promote collaborative work, and advance the reach and recognition of academic institutions.
Featured Publications
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Mathematical model of Cynodon Dactylon’s allelopathic effect on perennial ryegrass for exploring plant-plant interactions based upon ordinary differential equations. (2025). Partial Differential Equations in Applied Mathematics.
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Modelling the role of delay in blood flow dynamics in human body using delay differential equations. (2025). Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and Its Applications.
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On the modeling the impact of delay on stock pricing fluctuations using delay differential equations. (2025). Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and Its Applications.