MPhys Physics
| Dissertation – ‘Using the pseudo-spectral method to solve the multicomponent Cahn-Hilliard equation‘ |
MRes Statistics & Operations Research
Sprints
In our sprints we were organised into groups and for each of the 4 weeks given an introduction into a novel research area within Statistics and Operations Research. We then spent the remainder of the week producing a presentation on the weeks particular area. You may find each weeks presentation below:
| Sprint 1 – Stochastic Optimisation |
| Sprint 2 – MCMC |
| Sprint 3 – Change Points |
| Sprint 4 – Decision Making Under Uncertainty |
Research Topic
At the start of the second semester we attended a number of ‘Research Topic’ talks by staff across the Management School and Mathematical Sciences departments. We then had to pick two of the topics that were covered and write two reports on them. The shorter of the two – RT1, is 8 pages long and is on ‘State Space Models’. The second report – RT2 is a 16 page read on quite a niche area: Behavioural Operations. You will find a link to both of these reports below.