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Research School in Interdisciplinary Mathematics

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The Department of Mathematics offers a doctoral programme for students with a strong mathematical interest who are interested to apply mathematics on practical problems in different fields such as engineering, business, computer science, and industry.

The education within the Research School in Interdisciplinary Mathematics will lead to a doctorate in applied mathematics with a broader applied and interdisciplinary profile than is usual. Therefore, we want to attract students with a strong interest in mathematics who are also interested in working actively with problems that have a clear connection to an applied subject or science.

In addition to opening the way for a continuing career in industry or research institutes, a doctoral degree at the Research School should be seen as a natural basis for a lectureship in mathematics or applied mathematics, especially at a technical faculty, or a career as a teacher or researcher in an applied subject.

Objectives for the research school in Mathematics

The overall objectives of the Research School are

  • to recruit PhD students with an interest in applied problems, attractive for industry, as well as their own and other research institutes
  • to provide more external research funding to the Department of Mathematics and involve a greater part of the teachers and researchers in external activities
  • to stimulate research contacts across subject and department boundaries between mathematicians and representatives of applied subjects and sciences
  • to support research groups with expertise in various disciplines and thereby increase the opportunities for new technological/scientific breakthroughs.

Application for PhD positions in Mathematics

PhD positions at the Research School are advertised on Work at Linköping University.

Publications in Interdisciplinary Mathematics

Cover of publication 'Change point detection with respect to variance'
Elias Erdtman (2023)
Cover of publication 'Optimisation methods for solving a large-scale avionics scheduling problem'
Emil Karlsson (2021)
Cover of publication 'Stability, dual consistency and conservation of summation-by-parts formulations for multiphysics problems'
Fatemeh Ghasemi Zinatabadi (2019)

List of publications

Seminars in Interdisciplinary Mathematics

More about Mathematical Science

PhD students and alumni

Pelle Andersson is PhD student at the Research school in Interdisciplinary Sciences since 2025. His research focus is on vertex coloring of graphs. Carl Johan Casselgren is supervisor and Danyo Danev at the Department of Electrical Engineering, ISY, is co-supervisor.

Alumni

  • Elias Erdtman:
    Licentiate thesis 2023:
  • Jonathan Andersson
    Project: Modeling of infection spread and population growth through systems of differential equations
    Doctoral thesis 2022:
  • Emil Karlsson
    Project: Operations Research Methods for Scheduling and Dimensioning of Real-Time Systems
    Doctoral thesis 2021:
  • Fatemeh Ghasemi Zinatabadi
    Project: Duality based boundary conditions for the navier-stokes and elastic wave equations
    Doctoral thesis 2019:
  • Anna Orlof
    Project: Quantum scattering and conductivity in novel super material graphene
    Doctoral thesis 2017:
  • Sonja Radosavljevic
    Project: Population models in mathematical biology
    Doctoral thesis 2016: Licentiate thesis 2012:
  • Yixin Zhao (Hongmei Zhao)
    Project: Decision support for scheduling: models, methods and validation
    Doctoral thesis 2016:
  • Japhet Niyobuhungiro
    Project: Real interpolation and image processing
    Doctoral thesis 2015:
    Licentiate thesis 2013:
  • Lydie Mpinganzima
    Project: Algorithms for solving the Cauchy problem for the Helmholtz equation
    Doctoral thesis 2014:
    Licentiate thesis 2012:
  • Spartak Zikrin
    Project: Optimal design of filter networks
    Doctoral thesis 2014:
  • Marcel Ndengo Rugengamanzi
    Project: Financial modeling and optimal decisions in asset liability management models
    Doctoral thesis 2013:
  • Åsa Holm
    Project: Mathematical optimization of cancer radiation treatment
    Doctoral thesis 2013:
    Licentiate thesis 2011:
  • Henry Amankwah
    Project: Optimization of open-pit mining
    Doctoral thesis 2011:
  • Aysajan Abidin
    Project: Quantum information theory, esp. Quantum cryptography
    Licentiate thesis 2010:
  • Johan Lundvall
    Project: Flow in blood vessels, or Data assimilation using adjoint optimization and the time-dependent Navier-Stokes equations
    Doctoral thesis 2007:
    Licentiate thesis 2004:
  • Ingemar Eriksson
    Project: Geometry and physics
    Doctoral thesis 2007:
    Licentiate thesis 2005:
  • Johan Thapper
    Project: Combinatorial considerations on two models from statistical mechanics
    Licentiate thesis 2007:
  • Andreas Rietz
    Project: Friction
    Doctoral thesis 2005:
  • Markus Sköldstam
    Project: Stability and control of nonholonomic mechanical systems
    Licentiate thesis 2004:

Contact

Steering committee