Research
There are four research thrusts in the department:
- Algebra and Combinatorics
Research Group Overview coming soon
- Analysis
Research Group Overview coming soon
- Computational and Applied Mathematics
The applied mathematics group develops advanced mathematical and computational methods to address challenges across the physical, biological, and engineering sciences. Wyoming-focused projects include modeling applications in biology (e.g., wildlife and the environment), health sciences (e.g., cancer diagnosis and disease transmission), and materials extraction (e.g., oil recovery and system monitoring). Methodological strengths span analytical and numerical techniques for linear algebra, differential equations, dynamical systems, stochastic processes, topology, and data-driven modeling. By advancing the frontiers of mathematics and scientific computing, the group leverages data-enabled science and engineering to solve a wide range of real-world problems.
Faculty:
- Craig C. Douglas
- Frederico da Cunha Furtado
- Victor Ginting
- Stefan Heinz
- Long Lee
- Rongsong Liu
- Konstantinos Mamis
- Dane Taylor
- Man-Chung Yeung
- Statistics
The Statistics group is a small collection of faculty with diverse backgrounds and interests. Statistical areas of specialty include Bayesian methodology, biostatistics, experimental design, longitudinal studies, mixed models, multivariate analysis, sampling, spatial analysis, survey methods, and time series. The department has rich backgrounds and expertise in statistical applications and in statistical consulting. Specific application areas involve biology, engineering, ecology, medicine, psychology, sociology, and sports.
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