We admitted our first students to the Ph.D. in Mathematics in 2014 and currently have twelve registered Ph.D. scholars. They are carrying out research in diverse fields such as graph theory, complex networks, algebraic number theory, Lie algebras, harmonic analysis, matrix analysis, disease modeling and machine learning. This reflects the research interests of our faculty, which cover wide areas of pure and applied mathematics.
Admissions for 2020 are open. See the links above and in the menu on the right. You can also view Sample Questions for our admission test.
Key Information
Some sample areas where we are particularly interested in recruiting research students are:
Harmonic Analysis and its connections with Number Theory, Combinatorics, and Probability
Functional Analysis: Hardy spaces with application to interpolation and Geo-Physics, Orthogonality in normed linear spaces
- Matrix Analysis
- Differential Geometry
- Mathematical Biology: Ecological modelling, Infectious disease modelling
- Game Theory: Evolution of Cooperation, Finite Automata, applications in Infectious Disease Modeling
- Network Theory and its applications in Ecology, Archaeology
- Linear Algebra and applications to Graph Theory
- Category Theory and Quantum Groups
- Computational Mechanics: computer-based modeling of phenomena with PDEs
- Computer vision, medical imaging, and machine learning