Mathematics & Statistics (School of)
The School has research strengths across Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics and Statistics. All the Research groups are internationally-leading, and attract researchers, postgraduate students and collaborators from across the world. The School is also well-known for its research in the History of Mathematics.
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Separability properties of semigroups and algebras
(University of St Andrews, 2021-11-30) - ThesisSeparability properties can be seen as generalisations of residual finiteness. In this thesis we investigate four such properties: monogenic subalgebra separability, weak subalgebra separability, strong subalgebra ... -
Probabilistic generation of almost simple groups and their maximal subgroups
(University of St Andrews, 2022-06-14) - ThesisSee PDF [attached] -
Automatic evaluation of geopolitical risk
(2024-12-03) - ThesisThis thesis aims to construct programs for automatically evaluating geopolitical risks. This project will use machine learning, specifically sentiment analysis, topic modeling and NER, to build new computer programs to ... -
Statistical underpinning of mutational signature analyses of cancer sequencing data
(2024-06-11) - ThesisCancer is a disease driven and characterised by mutations in the DNA. Thanks to massively parallel sequencing technologies, it is now possible to obtain the sequence of a cancer genome. The advent of modern sequencing ... -
Advancements in methods for estimating the abundance of marine megafauna using novel sampling techniques
(2024-06-11) - ThesisPopulation size (‘abundance’) is a key parameter for wildlife conservation. As technology advances, new sampling techniques become available for which established estimation methods are extended and new methods developed. ...
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