Link: Cornell Center for Applied Mathematics [Preview]
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The Center for Applied Mathematics (CAM) administers the graduate Field of Applied Mathematics. Graduate education is a vital function at Cornell University. From the student's point of view, the Applied Mathematics graduate program offers not only the opportunity to work at a major university, but flexibility and accommodation to individual needs and interests. Applied Mathematics is one of the most diverse graduate fields; the range of possibilities of graduate research encompasses the areas of specialization of all the faculty members in the field, who currently number more than eighty. As a Cornell graduate student in applied mathematics, you will find a culture of respect and trust and a collegial atmosphere in which to study and that encourages you to excel. To apply to our program, see details here. Our faculty research interests include information theory, algebraic combinatorics, linear programming, parallel numerical methods, statistical genetics/genomics, Bayesian statistics, numerical optimization, dynamical systems, random processes, probability theory, theoretical population biology and evolutionary biology, mathematical biology, logic, data mining, fluid dynamics, and more.
The Center for Applied Mathematics (CAM) administers the graduate Field of Applied Mathematics. Graduate education is a vital function at Cornell University. From the student's point of view, the Applied Mathematics graduate program offers not only the opportunity to work at a major university, but flexibility and accommodation to individual needs and interests. Applied Mathematics is one of the most diverse graduate fields; the range of possibilities of graduate research encompasses the areas of specialization of all the faculty members in the field, who currently number more than eighty. As a Cornell graduate student in applied mathematics, you will find a culture of respect and trust and a collegial atmosphere in which to study and that encourages you to excel. To apply to our program, see details here. Our faculty research interests include information theory, algebraic combinatorics, linear programming, parallel numerical methods, statistical genetics/genomics, Bayesian statistics, numerical optimization, dynamical systems, random processes, probability theory, theoretical population biology and evolutionary biology, mathematical biology, logic, data mining, fluid dynamics, and more.Posted:
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