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List of faculty members enjoying IISc pay scale Srl. Name Designation Section Centre 1 Sm. Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay Director M.I.U. BARANAGORE 2 Rahul Roy Professor (HAG) Stat-Math DELHI 3 Probal Chaudhuri Professor (HAG) Stat-Math BARANAGORE 4 Debasis Sengupta Professor (HAG) Appl. S.U. BARANAGORE 5 Alok Goswami Professor (HAG) Stat-Math BARANAGORE 6 Bhabatosh Chanda Professor (HAG) E.C.S.U. BARANAGORE 7 Anup Dewanji Professor (HAG) Appl. S.U. BARANAGORE 8 Arup Bose Professor (HAG) Stat-Math BARANAGORE 9 Dilip Saha Professor (HAG) G.S.U. BARANAGORE 10 Palash Sarkar Professor (HAG) Appl. S.U. BARANAGORE 11 Satya Ranjan Chakravarty Professor (HAG) E.R.U. BARANAGORE 12 Sm. Mausumi Bose Professor (HAG) Appl. S.U. BARANAGORE 13 Nikhil Ranjan Pal Professor (HAG) E.C.S.U. BARANAGORE 14 Bimal Kr. Roy Professor (HAG) Appl. S.U. BARANAGORE 15 R.B. Bapat Professor (HAG) Stat-Math DELHI 16 B.V. Rajarama Bhat Professor (HAG) Stat-Math BANGALORE 17 Arunava Sen Professor (HAG) Economics & Planning Unit DELHI 18 Abhirup Sarkar Professor (HAG) E.R.U. BARANAGORE 19 Ayanendranath Basu Professor (HAG) I.S.R.U. BARANAGORE 20 Goutam Mukherjee Professor (HAG) Stat-Math BARANAGORE 21 Sm. Amita Majumder Professor (HAG) E.R.U. BARANAGORE 22 Nityananda Sarkar Professor (HAG) E.R.U. BARANAGORE 23 Prabal Roy Chowdhury Professor (HAG) Economics & Planning Unit DELHI 24 Subhamoy Maitra Professor (HAG) Appl. S.U. BARANAGORE 25 Tapas Samanta Professor (HAG) Appl. S.U. BARANAGORE 26 Abhay Gopal Bhatt Professor (HAG) Stat-Math DELHI 27 Atanu Biswas Professor (HAG) Appl. S.U. BARANAGORE 28 Subir Ghosh Professor (HAG) P.A.M.U. BARANAGORE 29 Subhas Chandra Nandy Professor (HAG) A.C.M.U. BARANAGORE 30 Siva Athreya Professor (HAG) Stat-Math BANGALORE 31 Sm. Sushmita Mitra Professor (HAG) M.I.U. BARANAGORE 32 Debashish Goswami Professor (HAG) Stat-Math BARANAGORE 33 Sm. Banasri Basu Professor (HAG) P.A.M.U. BARANAGORE 34 B. Sury Professor (HAG) Stat-Math BANGALORE 35 Kumar Sankar Roy Professor E.C.S.U. BARANAGORE 36 Mohana Delampady Professor Stat-Math BANGALORE 37 Sm. Madhura Swaminathan Professor E.A.U. BANGALORE 38 Manash Ranjan Gupta Professor E.R.U. BARANAGORE 39 Debapriya Sengupta Professor Appl. S.U. BARANAGORE 40 Chandan Chakraborty Professor G.S.U. BARANAGORE 41 Tarun Kabiraj Professor E.R.U. BARANAGORE 42 Sm. Sunanda Bagchi Professor Stat-Math BANGALORE 43 Sm. Nabanita Das Professor A.C.M.U. BARANAGORE 44 B. Rajeev Professor Stat-Math BANGALORE 45 Gopal Krishna Basak Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 46 Ashish Ghosh Professor M.I.U. BARANAGORE 47 E. Somanathan Professor Economics & Planning Unit DELHI 48 Dipti Prasad Mukherjee Professor E.C.S.U. BARANAGORE 49 Subir Kumar Bhandari Professor I.S.R.U. BARANAGORE 50 Smarajit Bose Professor I.S.R.U. BARANAGORE 51 Sm. Rita Saha Ray Professor I.S.R.U. BARANAGORE 52 Joydev Chattopadhyay Professor A.E.R.U. BARANAGORE 53 Bidyut Roy Professor H.G.U. BARANAGORE 54 Barun Mukhopadhyay Professor B.A.U. BARANAGORE 55 Sm. Barnana Roy Professor P.A.M.U. BARANAGORE 56 Arup Kumar Pal Professor Stat-Math DELHI 57 Sm. Susmita Sur-Kolay Professor A.C.M.U. BARANAGORE 58 A.R.D. Prasad Professor D.R.T.C. BANGALORE 59 Sm. Isha (Bagai) Dewan Professor Stat-Math DELHI 60 V.R. Padmawar Professor Stat-Math BANGALORE 61 Pradipta Bandyopadhyay Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 62 Anish Sarkar Professor Stat-Math DELHI 63 Amartya Kumar Dutta Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 64 Srimanta Pal Professor E.C.S.U. BARANAGORE 65 Subrata Kr. Roy Professor B.A.U. BARANAGORE 66 Krishnendu Professor A.C.M.U. BARANAGORE 67 Samir Kr. Neogy Professor SQC & OR Unit Delhi DELHI 68 Pabitra Pal Choudhury Professor Appl. S.U. BARANAGORE 69 Sm. Sushama M. Bendre Professor Appl. S.U. CHENNAI 70 Dhurjati Prasad Sengupta Professor G.S.U. BARANAGORE 71 Sm. Anjana Dewanji Professor A.E.R.U. BARANAGORE 72 Sm. Saswati Professor G.S.U. BARANAGORE 73 C. Robinson Edward Raja Professor Stat-Math BANGALORE 74 Umapada Pal Professor C.V.P.R. BARANAGORE 75 Sandip Das Professor A.C.M.U. BARANAGORE 76 Guruprasad Kar Professor P.A.M.U. BARANAGORE 77 Sm. Mahuya Datta Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 78 Rudra Pada Sarkar Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 79 Manipushpak Mitra Professor E.R.U. BARANAGORE 80 Indraneel Dasgupta Professor E.R.U. BARANAGORE 81 Saurabh Ghosh Professor H.G.U. BARANAGORE 82 Rajat Kumar De Professor M.I.U. BARANAGORE 83 Arunava Goswami Professor A.E.R.U. BARANAGORE 84 Sumitra Purkayastha Professor Appl. S.U. BARANAGORE 85 Sm. Devika P. Madalli Professor D.R.T.C. BANGALORE 86 Parthasarathi Ghosh Professor G.S.U. BARANAGORE 87 B.S. Daya Sagar Professor S.S.I.U. BANGALORE 88 Pabitra Banik Professor A.E.R.U. BARANAGORE 89 Swagato Kumar Ray Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 90 Sm. Preeti Parashar Professor P.A.M.U. BARANAGORE 91 Sm. Susmita Professor B.A.U. BARANAGORE 92 Utpal Garain Professor C.V.P.R. BARANAGORE 93 Ritabrata Munshi Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 94 Chetan Ghate Professor Economics & Planning Unit DELHI 95 Debasis Mishra Professor Economics & Planning Unit DELHI 96 Tridip Ray Professor Economics & Planning Unit DELHI 97 Anil Kumar Ghosh Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 98 Samarjit Das Professor E.R.U. BARANAGORE 99 Abhiroop Mukhopadhyay Professor Economics & Planning Unit DELHI 100 Partha Sarathi Chakraborty Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 101 Mrinal Kanti Das Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 102 Jaydeb Sarkar Professor Stat-Math BANGALORE 103 Kausik Kumar Majumdar Professor S.S.I.U. BANGALORE 104 Pradipta Maji Professor M.I.U. BARANAGORE 105 G. Ravindran Associate Professor SQC & OR Unit Chennai CHENNAI 106 Sm. Amita Pal Associate Professor I.S.R.U. BARANAGORE 107 Deba Prasad Mandal Associate Professor M.I.U. BARANAGORE 108 Tapan Chakraborty Associate Professor G.S.U. BARANAGORE 109 S.P. Inamdar Associate Professor Stat-Math BANGALORE 110 Maneesh Thakur Associate Professor Stat-Math BANGALORE 111 Amites Dasgupta Associate Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 112 Aniruddha C. Naolekar Associate Professor Stat-Math BANGALORE 113 Mandar Mitra Associate Professor C.V.P.R. BARANAGORE 114 Jishnu Gupta Biswas Associate Professor Stat-Math BANGALORE 115 Krishanu Maulik Associate Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 116 Sm. Swagata Nandi Associate Professor Stat-Math DELHI 117 Pinakpani Pal Associate Professor E.C.S.U. BARANAGORE 118 Sm. Molly Chattopadhyay Associate Professor E.A.U. BANGALORE 119 Rabi Ranjan Chattopadhyay Associate Professor A.E.R.U. BARANAGORE 120 Arijit Bishnu Associate Professor A.C.M.U. BARANAGORE 121 Diganta Mukherjee Associate Professor S.O.S.U. BARANAGORE 122 Antar Bandyopadhyay Associate Professor Stat-Math DELHI 123 Prasanta Pathak Associate Professor P.S.U. BARANAGORE 124 Ramesh Sreekantan Associate Professor Stat-Math BANGALORE 125 Suresh Nayak Associate Professor Stat-Math BANGALORE 126 Nachiketa Chattopadhyay Associate Professor S.O.S.U. BARANAGORE 127 Bulusu Uma Shankar Associate Professor M.I.U. BARANAGORE 128 Sm. Sarbani Patranabis Deb Associate Professor G.S.U. BARANAGORE 129 Kuntal Ghosh Associate Professor M.I.U. BARANAGORE 130 Indranil Mukhopadhyay Associate Professor H.G.U. BARANAGORE 131 Supratik Pal Associate Professor P.A.M.U. BARANAGORE 132 Shubhra Sankar Ray Associate Professor M.I.U. BARANAGORE 133 Ansuman Banerjee Associate Professor A.C.M.U. BARANAGORE 134 Sabyasachi Bhattacharya Associate Professor A.E.R.U. BARANAGORE 135 M. Krishnamurthy Associate Professor D.R.T.C. BANGALORE 136 Niladri Sekhar Dash Associate Professor L.R.U. BARANAGORE 137 Arijit Chakrabarti Associate Professor Appl. S.U. BARANAGORE 138 Sourabh Bhattacharya Associate Professor I.S.R.U. BARANAGORE 139 Kishan Chand Gupta Associate Professor Appl. S.U. BARANAGORE 140 Deepayan Sarkar Associate Professor Stat-Math DELHI 141 Mudit Kapoor Associate Professor Economics & Planning Unit DELHI 142 Sasthi Charan Ghosh Associate Professor A.C.M.U. BARANAGORE 143 Mridul Nandi Associate Professor Appl. S.U. BARANAGORE 144 Biswaranjan Behera Associate Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 145 Parthanil Roy Associate Professor Stat-Math BANGALORE 146 Shanta Laishram Associate Professor Stat-Math DELHI 147 Biswabrata Pradhan Associate Professor SQC & OR Unit Kolkata BARANAGORE 148 Debrup Chakraborty Associate Professor C.S.R.U. BARANAGORE 149 Debdulal Dutta Roy Associate Professor P.R.U. BARANAGORE 150 Sm. Farzana Afridi Associate Professor Economics & Planning Unit DELHI 151 Ujjwal Bhattacharya Associate Professor C.V.P.R. BARANAGORE 152 Raghunath Chatterjee Associate Professor H.G.U. BARANAGORE 153 Sm. Sarbani Palit Associate Professor C.V.P.R. BARANAGORE 154 Sm. Neena Gupta Associate Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 155 Kingshook Biswas Associate Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 156 Saroj Kumar Meher Associate Professor S.S.I.U. BANGALORE 157 Mathew Joseph Associate Professor Stat-Math BANGALORE 158 Goutam Kumar Paul Associate Professor C.S.R.U. BARANAGORE 159 Dibakar Ghosh Associate Professor P.A.M.U. BARANAGORE 160 Sasanka Roy Associate Professor A.C.M.U. BARANAGORE 161 Swagatam Das Associate Professor E.C.S.U. BARANAGORE 162 Santanu Kumar Maiti Associate Professor P.A.M.U. BARANAGORE 163 Rajat Subhra Hazra Associate Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 164 Sm. Sujata Ghosh Associate Professor C.S.U. CHENNAI 165 Manish Kumar Associate Professor Stat-Math BANGALORE 166 Sandip Mitra Associate Professor S.O.S.U. BARANAGORE 167 Souvik Roy Associate Professor E.R.U. BARANAGORE 168 Arijit Chakrabarty Associate Professor Stat-Math BARANAGORE 169 Arindam Chatterjee Associate Professor Stat-Math DELHI 170 Sm. Tanvi Jain Associate Professor Stat-Math DELHI 171 Sm. Sushmita Ruj Associate Professor C.S.R.U. BARANAGORE 172 Arnab Chakraborty Associate Professor Appl. S.U. BARANAGORE 173 Sourav Chakraborty Associate Professor A.C.M.U. BARANAGORE 174 Monisankar Bishnu Associate Professor Economic & Planning Unit DELHI 175 Yogeshwaran Dhandapani Associate Professor Stat-Math BANGALORE 176 Priyadarshi Banerjee Assistant Professor E.R.U.
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    ISSN 0409-7467 CSIR News NEWSLETTER OF THE COUNCIL OF SCIENTIFIC & INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH Volume 66 No. 19 & 20 website: http://www.csir.res.in October 2016 In This Issue In The News CSIR’s Platinum Jubilee Function at Vigyan Bhawan 217 In The News • PM Ushers in CSIR’s Platinum Jubilee Function – Applauds PM Ushers in CSIR’s Platinum Jubilee CSIR for Leaving Indelible Mark Function – Applauds CSIR for Leaving Indelible Mark 226 Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize For Science & Technology 231 CSIR Young Scientist Awards 233 CSIR Technology Awards 2016 236 CSIR Award for S&T Innovations for Rural Development (CAIRD) CSIR Diamond Jubilee 238 THE Prime Minister of India Shri CSIR laboratories to the nation Technology Award Narendra Modi ushered in CSIR’s at a function held in Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi. G N Ramachandran Gold Platinum Jubilee Celebrations on 240 An exclusive exhibition of Medal For Excellence in 26 September 2016 with a lively major technological contributions Biological Sciences & interaction with farmers from of CSIR was organised for the Technology 2016 five different locations across the country. The Prime Minister, benefit of the PM. The exhibits 240 CSIR Innovation Award who is also the President of showcased some of the most for School Children 2016 the Council of Scientific and stellar achievements of CSIR Industrial Research (CSIR), including the ones that are in dedicated seven new varieties of the pipeline and have great medicinal plants developed by potential of delivery to remove CSIR News OCTOBER 2016 217 CSIR Platinum Jubilee Function Vignettes of the exhibition the drudgery of the common masses, scented Geranium, aromatic grass largely in the areas of healthcare, Citronella, Lemongrass, flowering plant water conservation, solid waste Lily and ornamental flower plant Gerbera management, waste-to-wealth, developed by CSIR labs.
  • The Circle Method and Bounds for L-Functions - IV: Subconvexity for Twists of GL(3) L-Functions

    The Circle Method and Bounds for L-Functions - IV: Subconvexity for Twists of GL(3) L-Functions

    Annals of Mathematics 182 (2015), 1{56 The circle method and bounds for L-functions - IV: Subconvexity for twists of GL(3) L-functions By Ritabrata Munshi To Soumyanetra and Sroutatwisha Abstract Let π be an SL(3; Z) Hecke-Maass cusp form satisfying the Ramanujan conjecture and the Selberg-Ramanujan conjecture, and let χ be a primitive Dirichlet character modulo M, which we assume to be prime for simplicity. We will prove that there is a computable absolute constant δ > 0 such that 3 1 4 −δ L 2 ; π ⊗ χ π M : 1. Introduction Let π be a Hecke-Maass cusp form for SL(3; Z) of type (ν1; ν2) (see [2] and [5]). Let λ(m; n) be the normalized (i.e., λ(1; 1) = 1) Fourier coefficients of π. The Langlands parameters (α1; α2; α3) for π are given by α1 = −ν1 − 2ν2 + 1, α2 = −ν1 + ν2 and α3 = 2ν1 + ν2 − 1. Let χ be a primitive Dirichlet character modulo M. The L-function associated with the twisted form π ⊗ χ is given by the Dirichlet series 1 (1) L(s; π ⊗ χ) = X λ(1; n)χ(n)n−s n=1 in the domain σ = Re(s) > 1. The L-function extends to an entire function and satisfies a functional equation with arithmetic conductor M 3. Hence the convexity bound is given by Ä 1 ä 3=4+" L 2 ; π ⊗ χ π;" M : The subconvexity problem for this L-function has been solved in several special cases in [1], [14], [12], [15] and, more recently in [13].