REHMAN ALI
Gender : Male
Alma Mater : 安徽大学
Education Level : Doctoral graduate graduation
Degree : Doctorate
Status : 在岗
School/Department : 数学科学学院
Discipline : 数学
Business Address : Room 410, Building 22, School of Mathematical Sciences
Contact Information : rehmanali@zjnu.edu.cn
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Ranking of Author(s) Affilicated to DUT : School of Mathematical Sciences, Anhui University
Faculty/School : School of Mathematical Sciences, Anhui University
Author(s) : Rehman Ali, Ranchao Wu
Teaching and Research Group : Applied Mathematics / Dynamical Systems and Differ
Place of Publication : Mathematics and Computers in Simulation
Publisher : Elsevier
Supported by : National Natural Science Foundation of China
Description of Publication : This paper studies bifurcation phenomena in a diffusive Bazykin’s predator-prey model with nonlocal competition and time delay. It analyzes the effects of spatial diffusion, nonlocal interaction, and delay on the stability and pattern formation of the syste
Type of Works : 论文
Public Level : 国外（境外）出版社
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Dr. Rehman Ali, Postdoctoral Researcher at the School of Mathematical Sciences, Zhejiang Normal University, earned his Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from Anhui University, his M.Sc. in Applied Mathematics from China West Normal University, and his B.S in Applied Mathematics from Bacha Khan University, Pakistan. His research spans applied mathematics, dynamical systems, partial differential equations, and numerical simulation techniques, with a focus on biological modeling, population dynamics, epidemiology, chemotaxis, pattern formation, as well as physical modeling of wave phenomena, diffusion, and fluid dynamics.
Dr. Rehman Ali has published extensively in leading international journals, including Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation, Physica D, and Mathematics and Computers in Simulation. He has received prestigious awards, such as the Chinese Government Scholarship for full Ph.D. study and the Excellent Paper Presentation Award at the Jiangsu & Yangtze River Delta International Graduate Students Forum.
Combining theoretical analysis with computational modeling and simulations, he investigates spatiotemporal patterns in complex systems and their practical applications in engineering and biological sciences. In addition to his research, Dr. Rehman Ali has substantial teaching experience and actively participates in international conferences and collaborative projects to advance interdisciplinary research.
In his spare time, he enjoys reading scientific literature, developing MATLAB projects, tutoring mathematics, participating in STEM outreach, and playing badminton.
