Department of Mathematics

The Department was founded in 1845. It runs undergraduate programmes in Mathematics, in Computing and in Financial Mathematics. It also offers masters programmes in Mathematics and has a number of PhD students. Details of these programmes can be found on the page for future students.

The Department carries out research in Algebra, Analysis, Geometry/Topology, and Statistics. Details are given on the Department's research page. There is also a weekly seminar. Furthermore, the De Brun Centre is dedicated to computational algebra.

In this week's seminar Ruth Charney (Boston) will speak on
Right-angled Artin groups and their Automorphisms Associated to any Coxeter group is an infinite group known as an Artin group. The Artin groups associated to right-angled Coxeter groups have proved to be particularly interesting from both an algebraic and geometric viewpoint. We will discuss these groups, their automorphism groups, and their associated geometries..

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