Physical mathematics and computational science are interconnected fields. To solve the problems of physical mathematics, computation is often required. Conversely, developing efficient computational algorithms necessitates a fundamental understanding of the properties of the solutions to the equations that need to be solved numerically. One notable example is the development of techniques for solving hyperbolic equations, such as shock-capturing methods in gas dynamics, which has been marked by a close collaboration between theoretical, computational, and experimental scientists, and engineers.
Department Members in This Field
Faculty
- Dr Joseph K. Ansong Fluid Dynamics, Mathematical Modeling
- Dr Vincent Tetteh Teyekpiti
- Dr Eyram K. A. Schwinger Numerical Analysis, Image Processing, Geospatial Analysis, Mathematical Modelling
- Mrs Lilian Frempomaa Kyei Evolutionary Game Theory
- Dr Gloria Agyeiwaa Antwi
- Dr Edward Korveh Disease modelling and mathematical epidemiology, mathematical modelling of substance abuse.
Graduate Students
- William Ohene-Ayeh (PhD Candidate),
- Suad Mutawakil (PhD Candidate),
- Emmanuel Ayanful (MPhil Candidate),