Research Areas
Research in the Department of Mathematical Sciences is organised into a number of groups interacting with each other and other departments. Find a brief description of the groups and their research interests by following the links below. Each group maintains its own web pages, and much more detailed information about research, postgraduate studies and seminars can be found there.
Algebra & Number Theory
Algebra studies mathematical structures that behave like but are not limited to the integers. Number theory studies integers and mathematical objects made from them.
Analysis
The unifying theme among the members in this group is the use of analytic tools to study topics in analysis and its interactions with other areas of mathematics.
Applied Mathematics
We study fluids (astrophysical, biological, and geophysical) and biological phenomena using asymptotics, scientific computing, nonlinear dynamics, and applied topology.
Geometry & Topology
The Geometry and Topology group have a wide range of interests including:
aperiodic tilings,
cluster algebras,
complex geometry,
computational topology, ...
Mathematical & Theoretical Physics
Our research activities fall into the broad categories of quantum field theory, string theory and gravity, cosmology and solitons in field theory.
Probability
Our areas of interest include stochastic processes, complex stochastic systems and phase transitions, and random structure and geometrical probability.
Statistics
Our interests range from statistical methodology and computation, to substantive applications in many different fields.
Education & Pedagogy
The Department of Mathematical Sciences has an active education group who do outreach, research, and hold a regular reading group to support staff.
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Fellowships
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Impact
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Seminars and Events
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Staff
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