About Applied Mathematics, PhD - at Cardiff University

The programme aims to offer knowledge and expertise for a career in the academic world, or to pursue a variety of other opportunities in which a strong mathematical background is important. Past students are on the staff of universities in the UK and abroad, and senior statisticians and managers in industry and business.

Available research areas

• number theory
• functional analysis and spectral theory of ordinary and partial differential operators
• calculus of variations and partial differential equations
• numerical analysis
• theoretical and computational fluid dynamics
• operator algebras and non commutative geometry
• algebraic topology
• algebraic geometry
• combinatorics
• quantum field theory and statistical mechanics
• conformal field theory and vertex operator algebras
• image processing
• operational research
• time series analysis
• probability theory and statistics.

Distinctive features

• Lively research environment, extensive seminar programme.
• Conference and workshop support, including annual Welsh Mathematics Colloquium.
• Optional participation in undergraduate teaching, including HEA accreditation.
• Colloquia are held regularly and each research group has a weekly research seminar.
• The School hosts and participates in frequent workshops organised by WIMSC research clusters, with which the research groups are associated.
• The many collaborative projects with groups in other institutions in the UK and abroad, bring a steady stream of distinguished visitors to the School.

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Entry requirements for this course

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