CURRICULUM VITAE
Dr hab. Marek Wolf
Personal:
Born July 10-th, 1956, Nowa Ruda, Poland
Divorced
Children: daughters Magdalena and Marta
Nationality: PolishWork Address: Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University
Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences. College of Sciences
ul. Wóycickiego 1/3, Auditorium Maximum
PL-01-938 Warsaw, Polande-mail: m.wolf@uksw.edu.pl
web page:http://pracownicy.uksw.edu.pl/mwolf/
Study:
Department of Physics, University of Wroclaw, 1975-78

Degrees:• M.Sc. in Physics, thesis: The Virasoro Algebra in the String Theory, University ofWroclaw, 1978, supervisor Prof. Z. Haba
• Ph.D. in Physics, thesis: Central Charges in the Supersymmetric Quantum Field
Theory, University of Wroclaw, 1982, supervisor Prof. J.T. Lopuszanski• Habilitation thesis: Application of multifractality in the number theory and fractal
growth phenomena, University of Wroclaw, 1993
Employment:• Post-graduate study in Theoretical Physics, University of Wroclaw, 1978-1981• Research Assistant, Institute of Theoretical Physics, University of Wroclaw, 1981-1983• Adjunct, Institute of Theoretical Physics, University of Wroclaw, 1983 — March 2012
• Professor, Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University, WarsawAwards:• Polish Physical Society Award for M.Sc. thesis, 19781• M.Smoluchowski Award of the Polish Academy of Sciences for good studies, 1978
• Ministery of Education Award for Ph.D.thesis, 1983
• Rector of University of Wroclaw Award, 1981, 1982, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1994
Speaker (selected):• Winter School of Theoretical Physics, Karpacz, Poland, 1981
• Nonperturbative Methods in Quantum Field Theory, Siofok, Hungary, 1986
• Universalities in Condensed Matter Physics, Les Houches, France, 1988
• Physics of Inhomogeneous Materials, Trieste, Italy, 1991 (invited speaker)• Multifractal Analysis, Utrech, Holland, 1996
• XX Journees Arithmetiques, Limoges, France, 1997
• Symposium on Stochastic Processes in Chemistry, Cancun, Mexico, 1997 (invited speaker)

Other conferences attended (selected):• NATO Advanced Study Institute, Keiserslautern (FRG), 1979
• NATO Advanced Study Institute, Bad Honnef (FRG), 1980
• Schools on Supergravity and Supersymmetry, ICTP, Trieste,1981, 1982, 1984, 1986, 1987
• MECO, Hungary 1990 (posters presented)• Dynamics Days, Düsseldorf 1990, (posters presented)• Dynamics Days, Rydzyna, 1992, (poster presented)• MECO, Slovakia, 1994, (poster presented)• Dynamics Days, Budapest 1994, (poster presented)• Multifractal Analysis, Utrech 1996 (poster presented)
Visiting Scientist:• University of Florence, Italy, November 1983 and November 19842

• Institute of Theoretical Physics, Trieste, Italy, August 1990
• Center for Polymer Studies, Boston University , March-July 1991
• BiBoS, Bielefeld University (Germany), September 1992
• Center for Polymer Studies, Boston University, April-June 1993
• Centro de investigaciones teoricas, UNAM, Mexico City, July 1996, November–December
1997• Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge University, November 1997
Grants received: 1992 and 1993-1995 : individual grants from Polish Scientific Committee,
1994–1997 : principal investigator, grant from Polish Scientific Committee.
Research interests: In the late seventies and in the early eighties I was working on stringsand supersymmetry. For short time I was interested in stochastic quantization. In 1984 I
bought the famous ZX Spectrum computer and I turned from quantum field theory to fractals
and chaos. In particular I was interested in Cellular Automata, Diffusion–Limited Aggregation,
fractal growth processes, multifractality, Self-Organized Criticality and recently in the distribution of prime numbers and quantum chaos. I am writing my programs in Fortran, Pascaland I am familiar with Reduce and Maple. In my early works on DLA i wrote several routines
in assembly language.
Member of the Editorial Board of the Computational Methods in Science and Technology

Teaching Experience: For many years I was teaching students at University of Wroclaw. I
gave among others courses on quantum mechanics, quantum field theory, fractals and chaos,algorithms and data structures. Supervisor of six master degree thesis. I have been interviewerof applicants for physical, mathematical and computer sciences studies for many years.
Other experience: Co–organizer of the XXXI Karpacz Winter School. Referee of two Ph.D.
thesis and two habilitation thesis. Many times I was a grant reviewer for the Polish ScientificCommittee.

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