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Graduated from Burnoe (high) School, Kazakhstan, former USSR and was awarded the Silver Medal, for excellence in studies. Was awarded a M.Sc. degree from Tashkent State University, continued doctorate graduate studies in the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, USSR and obtained the Ph.D. degree in physics and mathematics and Doctor of Science (Doctor of Habilitation) in physics and mathematics from Joint Institute for Nuclear Research. The Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (Dubna) has been the leading center of nuclear and particle physics, an East-European counterpart of CERN. In 1982 became Professor at Tashkent State University. Presently employed at the Physics Department of Purdue University. In 1996, was granted permanent residency (U.S.) as an outstanding professor or researcher and became a US citizen in 2001. In February 2001 was elected a Fellow of the Institute of Physics and was granted the title of Chartered Physicist. Published a research monograph on the Schwinger variational principle "The Schwinger Variational Principle in Quantum Mechanics". Also published more than 100 research articles individually and in collaboration with other scientists, which includes publications in international journals: Phys. Rev. A,C; Phys. Lett. A,B; J. Phys. A,B,G; Z. fur Phys. A; Nucl. Phys A,B; Int. J. of Theoretical Physics etc. These research papers were used extensively by other scientists. As an indicator for the relevance of these research works one could quote the following number (150) from the Science Citation Index.