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School of Mathematics Research

We are internationally renowned for our research in many areas of mathematics.
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Mathematics Research Groups

  • Algebra

    Algebra research at the University of Birmingham covers a wide range of topics across group and representation theory.

  • Analysis

    The underlying focus of mathematical analysis is the study of functions. Models that have been developed to study the economic, physical, natural and social sciences describing real-world systems

  • Combinatorics, Probability and Algorithms

    Our research interests lie in combinatorics, the study of random discrete structures and the analysis of randomized algorithms.

  • Statistics and Data Science

    This group focuses on the mathematical aspects of Data Science and this interdisciplinary methods and theories from Statistics, Applied Mathematics, Computational Science and their related areas.

  • Continuum Mechanics

    Continuum mechanics, arguably the crown jewel of classical physics, deals with the kinematic and mechanical behaviour of materials modelled as a continuum.

  • Geometry and Mathematical Physics

  • Mathematical Biology and Healthcare

    The main focus of mathematical biology research in Birmingham is multiscale modelling of a variety of biological and medical systems.

  • Optimisation and Numerical Analysis

    We hold interests in theoretical and combinatorial optimisation, numerical methods for PDEs and integral equations, dynamical systems, numerical linear algebra etc, with a variety of applications.

  • Quantitative Methods for Finance

    The QMF research group utilises mathematical, statistical, and numerical methods to solve complex problems in finance.

  • Topology and Dynamics

    The mathematical theory of dynamical systems is a vital part of modern mathematical analysis, where new theoretical developments have been inspired by applications in physics and nature.

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