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to develop and analyse implementable, fully discrete methods for function approximation, density estimation, and/or time-dependent PDEs or SDEs in high dimensions, with links to UQ and theoretical
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to increase each year. We recommend that you apply early as the advert may be removed before the deadline. A modern area of research within probability theory is the study of a class of models named after
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. A modern area of research within probability theory is the study of a class of models named after Kardar, Parisi and Zhang and referred to as KPZ. This includes mathematical models for the random
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systems? In this project, we will partially address these questions and study prototype LC systems e.g., LCs inside shells, cylinders, cuboids etc. within the celebrated Landau-de Gennes theory for LCs
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are expected to have an MSc degree in Computer Science or Mathematics. Familiarity with Cryptography, Number Theory, Isogenies, Implementation (proof of concept or advanced) of cryptographic protocols will be
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At the University of Vienna more than 10,000 personalities work together towards answering the big questions of the future. Around 7,500 of them do research and teaching, around 2,900 work in
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fragility of quantum states that are very easily disrupted by uncontrolled interactions with their environment. A front-running strategy to shuttle quantum information around is by encoding it into single
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families of quantum codes such as permutation invariant codes and some bosonic codes. This PhD will explore the theoretical application and optimisation of these quantum codes for quantum technologies
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nationally, statistics from 2019–2024 show that only around 26% progress beyond Entry level (CEFR A1; National Centre for Learning Welsh, 2025). Increasing these progression rates is a key aim of the Welsh
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studies and interactive AI systems. This position will be funded based on an initial 2-year contract + 2 years extension. The key idea is to apply theories, models, and methods from psychology to improve