UMD’s PhD in Mathematics offers rigorous training in pure and applied mathematics, including algebra, analysis, topology, number theory, differential equations, and mathematical modeling. Students engage in theoretical exploration and interdisciplinary research with real-world impact.
Study of elliptic curves in cryptographic applications
Analysis of Navier–Stokes equations in fluid mechanics models
Homotopy theory applications in topological data analysis
Modeling biological systems using dynamical systems theory
Research on modular forms and arithmetic geometry
Investigation of combinatorial optimization in network design
Proof-theoretic semantics for intuitionistic logic
Study of random matrices in statistical physics
Algebraic topology project analyzing high-dimensional manifolds
Computational number theory research in prime factorization
Wavelet analysis for signal compression algorithms
Dissertation on mathematical methods in quantum computing
Stochastic process modeling for financial derivatives
Applications of Fourier analysis to image processing
Graph theory approach to neural network connectivity
Functional analysis study on Hilbert space operators
Nonlinear differential equations and pattern formation
Mathematical modeling of ecological population dynamics
Ergodic theory research in chaotic dynamical systems
Study of Diophantine equations in number fields
Advance theoretical and applied mathematics through cutting-edge research in UMD’s Mathematics PhD.
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