Research Areas

Research Areas of Graduate Faculty

Mathematics

• Cellular automata, discrete dynamical systems and complex networks (Henryk Fukś)
• Computational methods for solving algebraic and differential systems (Thomas Wolf)
• Cryptography (Omar Kihel)
  
• Functions spaces and applications (Ronald A. Kerman, Hichem Ben-El-Mechaiekh)
• Graph Theory and Algorithmic Game Theory (Babak Farzad)
• Groups, rings and and gruoup rings (Yuanlin Li)
• High performance parallel computing (Thomas Wolf)
• Mathematical music theory (Chantal Buteau)
• Mathematical physics and General Relativity (Stephen Anco, Alexander Odesski, Thomas Wolf, Jan Vrbik)
• Mathematics education (Chantal Buteau)
• Nonlinear functional analysis and applications (Hichem Ben-El-Mechaiekh)
• Number Theory (Omar Kihel)
• Probability and measure theory (John Yuen)
• Solitons and integrability of partial differential equations (Stephen Anco, Alexander Odesski, Thomas Wolf)
• Symmetry analysis and computer algebra applied to nonlinear differential equations (Stephen Anco, Thomas Wolf)

Statistics

• Advanced statistical analysis (Xiaojian Xu)
• Computational methods and applications to stochastic models (Jan Vrbik)
• High Dimensional Data Analysis, Shrinkage Estimation, Asymptotic Theory and applications, Statistical Quality Control, Biostatistics (S. Ejaz Ahmed)
• Markov chain Monte Carlo algorithms (John Yuen)
• Statistical inference theory and methods (Mei Ling Huang)

To learn more about individual faculty research interests, as well as about research groups in the Department of Mathematics, please visit Mathematics Research page.