School of Mathematics and Statistics

Comparison between observations (left) and a numerical simulation (right).

Medical imaging provides fascinating insights into the workings of the brain and statistical modelling can help to identify interesting patterns from noisy data.

The electrical properties of the cardiac myocytes are described by multi-component reaction-diffusion equations.

Results from a wavelet analysis of daily maximum river flows and their relationships with climate drivers.

Mean, mean plot with 95% confidence intervals for a network meta-analysis in diabetes.

A thick walled tube with mode-3 buckling.

The study of such objects brings together ring theory, topology and algebraic geometry and has applications in integrable systems and mathematical physics.

The "Model Choice" and "Testing Statistics" software are web-based multiple-choice systems with a focus on detailed feedback to learners.

Ultradiscrete integrable systems are cellular automata having soliton solutions. In the figure, three solitons with different speeds interact and each emerges unchanged apart from a phase shift.

Tree for modular group