Search for dissertations about: "Natural Sciences Mathematics Computational Mathematics"
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21. Parameter estimation in heterogeneous catalysis
Abstract : The detailed modelling of heterogeneous catalytic systems is challenging due to the unknown nature of new catalytic materials as well as the often required transient nature of the resulting models. Thus, this thesis deals with the methodologies involved in the kinetic modelling of heterogeneous catalysis and in particular NOx reduction systems. READ MORE
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22. Mathematical models of biological interactions
Abstract : Mathematical models are used to describe and analyse different types of biological interactions. From self-propelled particle models capturing the collective motion of fish schools to models in mathematical neuroscience describing the interactions between neurons to individual-based models of ecological interactions. READ MORE
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23. Quantum Computing for Airline Planning and Operations
Abstract : Classical algorithms and mathematical optimization techniques have been used extensively by airlines to optimize their profit and ensure that regulations are followed. In this thesis, we explore which role quantum algorithms can have for airlines. READ MORE
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24. Computational electromagnetics : software development and high frequency modeling of surface currents on perfect conductors
Abstract : In high frequency computational electromagnetics, rigorous numerical methods be come unrealistic tools due to computational demand increasing with the frequency. Instead approximations to the solutions of the Maxwell equations can be employed to evaluate th electromagnetic fields. READ MORE
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25. Permanence of age-structured populations in a spatio-temporal variable environment
Abstract : It is widely recognized that various biotic and abiotic factors cause changes in the size of a population and its age distribution. Population structure, intra-specific competition, temporal variability and spatial heterogeneity are identified as the most important factors that, alone or in combination, influence population dynamics. READ MORE