Difference between revisions of "Applied mathematics (major)"
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| + | * climate modeling | ||
| + | * geophysical mathematics | ||
| + | * biophysics | ||
| + | * quantitative biology | ||
| + | * scientific computation | ||
| + | * numerical analysis | ||
| + | * analysis | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:37, 31 December 2013
Applied mathematics is a "university major", meaning that you can major in it whether you're from Columbia College, SEAS, or BC.
Research topics within the major include:
- climate modeling
- geophysical mathematics
- biophysics
- quantitative biology
- scientific computation
- numerical analysis
- analysis
