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RTG-CCoM Doctoral Students
The Center for Computational Mathematics
(http://ccom.ucsd.edu/)
in the Department of Mathematics at the University of California, San Diego
invites applications for researchers pursing doctoral degrees
in mathematics, to be funded under a
NSF Research Training Group (RTG) grant.
Applicants should be current and prospective doctoral students in the
UCSD mathematics department, with interests aligned with one or
more of the five focus projects: (i) new algorithms for parallel
computation with adaptive multilevel finite elements; (ii) optimization with
ordinary or partial differential equation constraints;
(iii) structure-preserving numerical methods for field theories and
interconnected systems; (vi) geometric numerical methods for applications
in mathematical physics; and (v) numerical methods for quantum computation.
The doctoral advisor would be one or more of the
faculty RTG participants.
These positions include research funding for two years, with
additional support provided by a teaching assistantship in the
mathematics department.
Interested students not currently at UCSD should apply through the
normal UCSD graduate application website.
Interested students already enrolled in the UCSD mathematics doctoral
program should contact one of the RTG faculty.
Additional information about the RTG can be found at
http://ccom.ucsd.edu/~rtg
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