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structures are nonlinear. This presents a major problem as the mathematics that we usually rely on have almost always been created with linear systems in mind. The way around this issue in the past has been
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analyses, mathematical modelling, or data analysis. But whatever the research approach, the goal would be to influence UK policy that increases protection of the UK population from current or future emerging
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interpersonal skills with the ability to work with patients, members of the public, and present as a representative of the lab at national and international scientific events • Demonstrate strong mathematical
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to velocity profiles, which will be informative for the design of offshore renewables. Further mathematical analysis of these nonlinear terms will shed light on the question: what generates these extreme waves
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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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; EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Green Industrial Futures | Bath, England | United Kingdom | about 1 month ago
Mathematical Modelling of kinetic and thermodynamic performance of material to optimize the production process. The research has significant real world impact. It is expected to deliver a step change in
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Sciences, Environmental Sciences, Earth Sciences, Material Sciences, Biochemistry. Must have analytical chemistry skills and good numeracy; experience of mathematical coding would be desirable. Start date 1
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Supervisor details: Lead Supervisor Kieran Hunt, k.m.r.hunt@reading.ac.uk , Department of Meteorology Co-supervisors Hannah Bloomfield, Hannah.Bloomfield@newcastle.ac.uk , University of Newcastle Project description: Reliable, high-resolution electricity demand data are scarce across the global...
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approach is the use of digital twins—virtual models that replicate a patient’s heart using mathematical equations describing cardiac physiology and clinical data (e.g., ECGs, MRI scans). However, creating
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the context of algorithmic problems related to constraint satisfaction and graph homomorphism and isomorphism problems. It brings to bear significant new mathematical (algebraic and topological) methods