Godunov is a Russian name.
Godunov can refer to the following:
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* Aleksandr Borisovich Godunov was a Russian ballet dancer and actor
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Godunov — DEFINICIJA v. Boris (Godunov) … Hrvatski jezični portal
Godunov — Godunov, Boris Fëdorovič … Enciclopedia Universal
Godunov — [gō̂΄doo nō̂f′] Boris Feodorovich [bō̂ rēs′ fyō̂′dō̂ rō̂΄vich] 1551? 1605; czar of Russia (1598 1605) … English World dictionary
Godunov — noun czar of Russia (1551 1605) • Syn: ↑Boris Godunov, ↑Boris Fyodorovich Godunov • Instance Hypernyms: ↑czar, ↑tsar, ↑tzar … Useful english dictionary
Godunov's theorem — Godunov s theorem, also known as Godunov s order barrier theorem, is a mathematical theorem important in the development of the theory of high resolution schemes for the numerical solution of partial differential equations.Professor Sergei K.… … Wikipedia
Godunov's scheme — is a conservative numerical scheme, suggested by S. K. Godunov in 1959, for solving partial differential equations. In this method, the conservative variables are considered as piecewise constant over the mesh cells at each time step and the time … Wikipedia
Godunov, Boris — ▪ tsar of Russia born c. 1551 died April 13 [April 23, New Style], 1605, Moscow, Russia Russian statesman who was chief adviser to Tsar Fyodor I (reigned 1584–98) and was himself elected tsar of Muscovy (reigning 1598–1605) after the extinction… … Universalium
Godunov, Alexander — ▪ 1996 (ALEKSANDR BORISOVICH GODUNOV), Russian ballet dancer and actor (b. Nov. 25/28, 1949, Sakhalin Island, U.S.S.R. d. May 18?, 1995, Los Angeles, Calif.), had a successful career with Moscow s Bolshoi Ballet before defecting to the U.S … Universalium
Godunov, Boris (Fyodorovich) — born с 1551 died April 23, 1605, Moscow, Russia Tsar of Russia (1598–1605). After serving in the court of Ivan IV, he was named guardian to Ivan s dim witted son Fyodor I and became the virtual ruler of Russia as Fyodor s chief adviser from 1584 … Universalium
Godúnov, Borís (Fiódorovich) — ( 1551–23 abr. 1605, Moscú, Rusia). Zar de Rusia (1598–1605). Después de servir en la corte de Iván IV, fue nombrado tutor del limitado hijo de Iván, Fiódor I. A partir de 1584 fue su principal consejero, convirtiéndose en el verdadero gobernante … Enciclopedia Universal
