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CADSMAP
The Centre for Applied Dynamical
Systems, Mathematical Analysis
and Probability is a Research Centre within
the Department of Mathematics
of The University of Queensland.
Its general aims are:
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To pursue and promote research in dynamical systems, mathematical
analysis and probability, and certain of
their applications.
This includes current ongoing work in:
- Convex and set-valued analysis
- Differential equations
- Dynamical systems and chaos, and computational issues
- H^\infty methods and robust control
- Mathematical Finance
- Networks and telecommunications theory
- Nonstationary time series
- Nonlinear studies
- Nonlinear aspects of artificial intelligence
- Optimization and variational problems
- Probability and stochastic processes
- Wavelet analysis
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To strengthen existing interactions with other University of
Queensland departments.
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To cooperate and interact with other centres in Australia and abroad,
and to organize an active programme of visitors to the Centre for seminars
and for joint research projects. In particular, actively to collaborate
with the Institute of Information Transmission Problems of the Russian
Academy of Sciences.
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