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-level degree in Mathematics or Computer Science with an orientation towards Theoretical Computer Science. A strong background in logic and complexity theory is highly desirable and the candidate must
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-level degree in Mathematics or Computer Science with an orientation towards Theoretical Computer Science. A strong background in logic and complexity theory is highly desirable and the candidate must
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will also use finite volume-based numerical simulations and (if desired by the student) mathematical modelling. You will work alongside other researchers within the Fluid Dynamics Research Centre
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salary) for 3 years An additional £2,000 per annum for consumables and travel Requirements The candidate should have a 1st or high 2:1 degree in electrical/mechanical engineering, physics, mathematics
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degree, in a subject related to Computer Science, Mathematics, etc. You will be required to attend a zoom interview for acceptance. Interviews are planned for w/c 9 June 2025. How to Apply Applicants
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quantified background, including engineering, mathematics and the physical sciences. Students should be able to demonstrate aptitude for computer modelling and enthusiasm to address real-world problems
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and Mathematics Dr Hailey Austin, Lecturer in Games and Arts Dr Lynsay Shepherd, Reader in Cybersecurity and Human-Computer Interaction Dr George Lovell, Senior Lecturer in Psychology Entry Requirements
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to exploit approximate or computational solutions; however, this can be unsatisfactory in that it lacks in valuable physical insight. This insight is often crucial in changing partial mathematical solutions
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The transition of boundary layers from the laminar to the turbulent regime is one of the most challenging topics in classical physics and applied mathematics, and stands as a bottleneck problem in
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Research theme: Formal Methods How many positions: 1 This 3.5 year PhD is funded by the Department of Computer Science at The University of Manchester. The successful candidate will receive