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RTG-CCoM Undergraduate Researchers
The Center for Computational Mathematics
(http://ccom.ucsd.edu/)
in the Department of Mathematics at the University of California, San Diego
invites applications for three undergraduate researchers
in applied mathematics,
computational science, or mathematical physics that are funded under a
NSF Research Training Group (RTG) grant. Applicants should be
UCSD undergraduate students majoring in
mathematics or a related discipline, 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.
Students interested in writing a senior thesis on one of these topics are
especially encouraged to apply.
These positions include a financial stipend of $1k/month for up to eight months.
Interested students should provide an application (as a PDF file)
containing at least the following information.
- Your contact information
- Your goals in applying for this position
- Your areas of interest
- Your background preparation, including classes you have taken,
internships, etc
The PDF file should be emailed as an attachment to
rtg@ccom.ucsd.edu.
Additional information about the RTG can be found at
http://ccom.ucsd.edu/~rtg
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