Nikita Letov, Ph.D.

About Me

My expertise lies in mathematical modeling, computational geometry, and machine learning in the areas of engineering and applied physics. I currently lead research activities at Axya in Montréal.

Before that I was a graduate student of Prof. Yaoyao Fiona Zhao at McGill University and Prof. Clément Fortin at Skoltech.

I was a visiting researcher in the Airbus R&T campus and ISAE-SUPAERO (supervised by Prof. Rob Vingerhoets) and C3D Labs.

For the parametric modeling software for cellular structures, see LatticeQuery.

Nikita Letov

Curriculum Vitae

Education

Employment History

Publications

Journal articles

Conference Proceedings

Reports and Other Publications

Research

This is a list of some of the research project I directly participated in.

Multifunctional non-pneumatic tire design

Mathematical modeling of multifunctional non-pneumatic tire designs. Read more.

PI: Prof. Yaoyao Fiona Zhao, McGill University

Composite metamaterials with high energy absorption and recoverability

Mathematical modeling of composite metamaterials with high energy absorption and recoverability, and experimental tests with them. Read more.

PI: Prof. Yaoyao Fiona Zhao, McGill University ; Prof. Yi Wu, Tsinghua University

Understanding the flow and thermal characteristics of cellular structures

Investigated the friction factor and convective heat transfer coefficient across cellular structures. Read more.

PI: Prof. Yaoyao Fiona Zhao, McGill University

Function representation of geometry of heterogeneous cellular structures

Development of methods and tools for the geometric modeling of heterogeneous cellular structures with function representation. Read more.

PI: Prof. Yaoyao Fiona Zhao, McGill University

Model-based systems engineering for aerospace applications

Use of geometric and mathematical modeling to develop a model-based visualization approach. Read more.

PIs: Prof. Clément Fortin, Skoltech ; Prof. Rob Vingerhoets, ISAE-SUPAERO

High-speed intelligent robotic system with computer vision for electronics recycling

A high-speed intelligent robotic system that improves the recycling process efficiency of electronic devices. The machines in this system can collaborate on dismantling electronics devices, retrieving and sorting valuable components from disposable ones. Read more.

PIs: Prof. Dzmitry Tsetserukou, Skoltech ; Prof. Kamal Youcef-Toumi, MIT

Energy flows in electric grids

Power in electrical grids is modeled using a set of ordinary differential equations. The system is reduced to static one-dimensional flow, lacking branches, and containing an infinite number of loads. By converting a discrete model into homogeneous ODE's and rescaling ideal boundary conditions to initial conditions, distribution of active and reactive power, and voltage with respect to length are found. Read more.

PIs: Prof. Konstantin Turitsyn, MIT ; Prof. Ildar Gabitov, University of Arizona

Teaching

McGill University

Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology

Talks

Software Development

Coding-wise, I mostly deal with Python for mathematical modeling, machine learning, data analytics, web-development, and engineering utilities; and with C++ for 3D modeling, computer graphics, CAD and other related software development fields.

You can explore my GitHub profile for more if interested.

Contact

nikita.letov [at] mail.mcgill.ca

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