Official profile
Armenian researcher, editor, and independent scholar working across historical memory, conflict systems, digital cartography, computational complexity, and source-aware evidence systems.
Identity
Ararat Petrosyan is an Armenian journalist, researcher, editor, and independent scholar. His work connects historical memory, the South Caucasus, Ottoman and post-Ottoman historical geography, digital cartography, conflict systems, and formal inquiry into computational complexity.
He serves as Deputy Editor-in-Chief at Armenpress and maintains this website as the official research atlas for his authored maps, datasets, articles, and methodological work.
Research fields
Historical memory, genocide studies, conflict systems, geopolitical analysis, GIS, public evidence systems, SAT, and P versus NP.
Languages
Armenian, Russian, English, and French-language materials are used across research, source review, and publication contexts.
Research instruments
Interactive historical GIS for Armenian, Greek, and Assyrian/Seyfo genocide geography.
OpenGlobal conflict records organized as actor, year, event-type, and intensity layers.
OpenFocused event-level atlas for direct and proxy-linked escalation theaters.
OpenInteractive and written work on SAT, solution spaces, compressibility, and P versus NP.
OpenCanonical links