Overview

Interdisciplinary mathematics is a recent addition to the department and has quickly attracted faculty and graduate students. The research topics listed below bring together techniques from various established areas of mathematics and other sciences and use them in practical applications.

Biomedical Mathematics and Financial Mathematics have become distinct graduate programs within Mathematics.

For more precise information about an individual's research please click on his/her name.

Biomedical Mathematics Guide to Graduate Program
Richard Bertram, Nick Cogan , Monica Hurdal, Washington Mio, Jack Quine, De Witt Sumners.

Financial Mathematics Guide to Graduate Program
Bettye Anne Case, Yevgeny Goncharov, Alec Kercheval, Kyounghee Kim, Warren Nichols, Craig Nolder , Giray Ökten.

Game Theory and Complexity Science
Mike Mesterton-Gibbons

Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Eric Klassen, Washington Mio.

Cryptography
Amod Agashe, Mark van Hoeij, Sam Huckaba.

Geophysics
Michael Navon.

Rheology of Complex Fluids and Materials Science
Qi Wang.