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MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
DIVISION OF MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE SCIENCES
Lecture List for Trinity Term 2008
NOTICE: Non-members of the University may not attend university lectures (unless they are announced as open to
the general public) without payment of a fee, otherwise than by personal invitation of the lecturer concerned. Persons
who are neither reading for a qualification of this University nor otherwise exempt, and who wish to attend lectures in
any term, should apply to the Buildings and Events Manager, Exams Schools, for details of fees. At least three
working days' notice is required before a lecture permit can be issued, to allow liaison with the department or faculty
concerned. Senior visiting scholars from other universities who wish to attend lectures, seminars, or classes should
normally apply to the lecturer concerned directly, and not to the Buildings and Events Manager.
Lectures begin on the first possible day after the beginning of Full Term (Sunday, 20 April) unless otherwise
stated.
Lectures will begin five minutes after the hour and finish at five minutes before the next hour.
This printed version was created 19 Feb 2008. For an updated version, see:
http://www.maths.ox.ac.uk/notices/lecture-lists. It includes late changes and amendments to the printed list.
Events shown on this list are generally one hour long unless stated otherwise.
Subject Lecturer Time* Place
GRADUATE SEMINARS
Dr M J Collins, Prof. Rouquier and Mathematical Institute,
Algebra T.5
Prof. D Segal L1
Algebraic and Mathematical Institute,
Prof. Joyce and Dr Szendroi T.3.45
Symplectic Geometry L3
Analysis of Informatic
Dr Coecke F.2 Computing Laboratory
Phenomena
Analytic Topology in Prof. Abramsky, Dr P J Collins, Dr Mathematical Institute,
Mathematics and Knight, Prof. Priestley, Prof. W.4-5.30
L3
Computer Science Roscoe and Dr Suabedissen
Prof. Ball, Dr Kirchheim and Dr Mathematical Institute,
Applied Analysis M.5
Kristensen L3
Applied Dynamical Mathematical Institute,
Dr Moroz T.11-12.30
Systems DHSR3
T.2.30-3.45 [L3], Mathematical Institute,
Combinatorial Theory Prof. McDiarmid and Prof. Scott
T.4.30 [SR1] L3, SR1
Computational Prof. Trefethen and Dr Dollar
Mathematics and Th.2 Computing Laboratory
(RAL)
Applications
Computing Laboratory
Prof. Kwiatkowska T.4.30 Computing Laboratory
Seminar
Differential Equations Prof. Howison, Dr J Ockendon and Mathematical Institute,
Th.4.30
and Applications Prof. Chapman DHSR1
Mathematical Institute,
Functional Analysis Prof. Batty T.5 L3
Mathematical Institute,
Geometry and Analysis Prof. Hitchin M.2.15
L3
Geophysical Fluids and Atmospheric Physics,
Prof. Read and Dr Moroz T.4.30 (wks 1, 3, 5, 7)
Nonlinear Dynamics Dobson Room
Graphical Models Prof. Lauritzen F.4 Statistics Department
Junior Applied F. 4.30 (weeks 2, 4, 6, Mathematical Institute,
Miss McBurnie
Mathematics 8) DHSR3
Mathematical Institute,
Junior Number Theory Prof. Heath-Brown M.4
SR1
Junior Geometry Mathematical Institute,
Mr Randal-Williams Th.12
Seminar SR1
LECTURE LISTS TRINITY TERM 2008
Subject Lecturer Time* Place
Graduate Seminars (continued)
Mathematical Institute,
Junior Logic Mr Foster M.3 SR1
Mathematical Institute,
Logic Prof. Zilber F.3.15
L3
Prof. Maini, Dr Tindall and Dr Mathematical Institute,
Mathematical Biology F.2 (wks 1, 3, 5, 7)
Gaffney L3
Mathematical Institute,
Mathematical Finance Dr Danilova F.2.15
DHSR1
Oxford Centre for
Mathematical Genetics
Dr Spencer T.4.30 Gene Function,
and Bioinformatics
Seminar Room
Mathematical F.2 - 3.30 (wks 2, 4, 6, Mathematical Institute,
Dr Fowler and Dr Norbury
Geoscience 8) DHSR3
Mathematical Institute,
Number Theory Prof. Heath-Brown Th.4
L3
Mathematical Institute,
Quantum Field Theory Dr Hannabuss and Dr Tsou T.12-1.15 L3
Mathematical Institute,
Relativity Prof. Chrusciel T.12-1.15
L3
Mathematical Institute,
Representation Theory Dr Erdmann and Dr Henke Th.2.30
L3
Statistics, Applied Prof. Reinert and Prof. Sir David Th.2.15 (weeks
Probability and Statistics Department
Cox 1,3,4,5,6)
Operational Research
Statistics Graduate Prof. Reinert and Prof. Sir David Th.3.45 (weeks 1, 3, 4,
Statistics Department
Seminar Cox 5, 6)
Statistics General Prof. Reinert and Prof. Sir David
Th.2.15 (weeks 2, 8) Statistics Department
Seminar Cox
Statistics Graduate
Dr Clifford Th.2.15 (week 7) Statistics Department
Student Presentations
Oxford-Man Institute
M.2.15-3.45, 3.45- of Quantitative
Stochastic Analysis Prof. Lyons
5.00 Finance, Blue Boar
Court t.b.c.
Mathematical Institute,
String Theory Prof. Candelas and Dr de la Ossa M.12
L3
String Theory Mathematical Institute,
Prof. Candelas and Dr de la Ossa W.12
Discussion Group F20
Mathematical Institute,
Topology Prof. Tillmann and Prof. Lackenby M.3.45 L3
WORKSHOPS
Industrial and F.10-1 (exact times Mathematical Institute,
Interdisciplinary Dr Breward vary) DHSR3
Workshops
GRADUATE WORKSHOPS
Stochastic Analysis Prof. Lyons T.11-1 Oxford-Man Institute
ADVANCED CLASSES
Mathematical Institute,
Algebra Prof. du Sautoy and Prof. D Segal T.3-4.30 SR1
Mathematical Institute,
Logic Prof. Zilber Th.11
SR1
Junior Representation Mathematical Institute,
Mr Craven W.4
Theory SR1
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MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE S
Subject Lecturer Time Place
GRADUATE LECTURES
Computing with Mr Craven M.2-4 Mathematical Institute,
MAGMA and GAP SR2
Topics in Model Prof. Zilber M.4, W.2 Mathematical Institute,
Theory SR2
The Rise and Rise of Dr Neumann T.Th.11 (wks 1-6) Mathematical Institute,
Group Theory in the L3
Nineteenth Century
Representation Theory Prof. Rouquier F.2-4 (wks 1, 3, 5-8) Mathematical Institute,
and Homological L1
Algebra
TAUGHT COURSE CENTRE
The Taught Course Centre is a collaboration between the Mathematics Departments at the Universities of Bath,
Bristol, Imperial, Oxford and Warwick. It aims to offer approximately 25 graduate level courses over the academic
year. Access grid technology will be used so that audiences in all five universities can participate in the lectures.
Graduate students should register in advance in order to attend the lectures by contacting
graduate.studies@maths.ox.ac.uk. For more information about the Taught Course Centre, and for their lecture
timetable, please see the website at http://tcc.maths.ox.ac.uk/. The full list of lecture courses for Trinity Term is as
follows:
Advanced Finite Element Methods, Prof. I. G. Graham, University of Bath
Random Matrix Theory and Applications, Dr. F. Mezzadri, University of Bristol
Theory of PDEs, Prof. J Toland, University of Bath
M.SC AND DIPLOMA IN APPLIED STATISTICS
Core
No lectures
Options
No lectures
M.SC IN MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL FINANCE
Credit Derivatives and Prof. Howison, Drs Cartea, March 11-13 all day Mathematical Institute,
Energy Markets Haworth and D Jones DHSR1
Advanced Interest Rate Various speakers April 1-4 all day Mathematical Institute,
Modelling DHSR1
Stochastic Control and Prof. Zhou, Dr Jin M.W.10 (wks 1-6) Mathematical Institute,
Dynamic Asset DHSR1
Allocation 2
Optimisation in Finance Dr Hauser T.Th.11 (wks 2-7) Mathematical Institute,
DHSR1
Time Series Analysis Dr McSharry W.F.11-1 (wks 1, 2) Mathematical Institute,
F.11-1 (wk 3) DHSR1
W.11-1 (wk 4)
Numerically Intensive Prof. Giles June 17-20 all day Computing Laboratory
Computing for Finance
Financial Computing Dr Kramkov June 23-27 all day, Mathematical Institute,
with C++ June 30-July 4 all day DHSR1
M.SC IN MATHEMATICAL MODELLING AND SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING
C++ for Scientific Dr Whiteley April 21-25 all day Computing Laboratory
Computing
Mr Bond T 2-4 (wks 2-8) Mathematical Institute,
Cryptography
DHSR1
Mathematics for Prof. Farmer Th.10-12 (wks 2-7) Mathematical Institute,
Geoscience DHSR3
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LECTURE LISTS TRINITY TERM 2008
Subject Lecturer Time Place
M.Sc in Mathematical Modelling and Scientific Computing (continued)
Multiphysics Modelling Dr Smith, Dr Whiteley T.W.11 (wks 2-7) Computing Laboratory
in Physiology
Stochastic Modelling Prof. Burrage T.W.10 (wks 1, 5, 6) Computing Laboratory
and Simulation of M.T.W.10 (wks 2, 4)
Biological Processes
M.SC IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
Object Oriented Design Dr Kroening T.W.Th.F.2 (wks 1-4) Computing Laboratory
Inductive Biology Prof. Kwiatkowska May 12-14 all day Computing Laboratory
M.SC IN MATHEMATICS AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
Section A: Mathematical Foundations
Schedule I
No lectures
Schedule II
No lectures
Section B: Applicable Theories
Schedule I
No lectures
Schedule II
No lectures
MATHEMATICS
Moderations
A: An Introduction to
Groups, Rings and Prof. Priestley W.12, F.11 (wks 1-4) University Museum
Fields
B: Analysis III:
Prof. Haydon T.Th.12 (wks 1-4) University Museum
Integration
B: Geometry II Dr Earl M.F.12 (wks 1-4) University Museum
D: Calculus in Three M.T.W.Th.11 (wks 1-
Dimensions and Dr Kirchheim University Museum
4)
Applications
Mods preparation
TBA TBA TBA
lecture
Part A
Mathematical Institute,
Number Theory Prof. Heath-Brown M.F.3 (wks 1-4)
L2
Mathematical Institute,
Multivariable Calculus Prof. Niethammer M.W.11 (wks 1-4)
L2
Part B
No lectures
Part C
No lectures
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Moderations
Digital Hardware Dr Nickau T.W.Th.F.10 (wks 1- Computing Laboratory
4)
Imperative Prof. Jeavons T.Th.2-4 (wks 1-4) Computing Laboratory
Programming II
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MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE S
Subject Lecturer Time Place
MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
Moderations
A: An Introduction to
Groups, Rings and Prof. Priestley W.12, F.11 (wks 1-4) University Museum
Fields
B: Analysis III:
Prof. Haydon T.Th.12 (wks 1-4) University Museum
Integration
B: Geometry II Dr Earl M.F.12 (wks 1-4) University Museum
Imperative Prof. Jeavons T.Th.2-4 (wks 1-4) Computing Laboratory
Programming II
Mods preparation TBA TBA
TBA
lecture
COMPUTER SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
Part A
Computer Architecture Dr Jones M.T.W.Th.10 (wks 1- Computing Laboratory
4)
[Mathematics and Computer Science: in addition, the lectures above from Mathematics Part A and also
Mathematics Moderations C: Probability are applicable]
Part B
Schedule B1
Computer Architecture Dr Jones M.T.W.Th.10 (wks 1-4) Computing Laboratory
Schedule B2
Object Oriented Dr Kroening T.W.Th.F.2 (wks 1-4) Computing Laboratory
Programming
Schedule B3
No lectures
Part C
Schedule C1
No lectures
MATHEMATICS AND PHILOSOPHY
Moderations
Mathematics:
A: An Introduction to
Prof. Priestley W.12, F.11 (wks 1-4) University Museum
Groups, Rings and Fields
B: Analysis III:
Prof. Haydon T.Th.12 (wks 1-4) University Museum
Integration
B: Geometry II Dr Earl M.F.12 (wks 1-4) University Museum
Mods preparation lecture TBA TBA TBA
Philosophy:
Frege: Foundations of Dr G. Uzquiano-Cruz W.10 Ryle Room, 10 Merton
Arithmetic Street
Part A Mathematics:
Number Theory Prof. Heath-Brown M.F.3 (wks 1-4) Mathematical Institute, L2
Multivariable Calculus Prof. Niethammer M.W.11 (wks 1-4) Mathematical Institute, L2
Part B Mathematics:
No lectures
Part B Philosophy:
N101: History of Dr Kail M.W.10 (wks 1-4) Lecture Room, 10 Merton
Philosophy: Berkeley Street
N101: History of Dr Lodge T.10 Lecture Room, 10 Merton
Philosophy: Locke Street
[For further Philosophy lectures, please consult the Philosophy lecture list]
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LECTURE LISTS TRINITY TERM 2008
Subject Lecturer Time Place
Mathematics and Philosophy (continued)
Part C Mathematics: Logic
No lectures
[See Philosophy list for Philosophy subjects which may be offered.]
MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS
Moderations
The Lectures above for MATHEMATICS Moderations all apply.
Part A
Simulation Dr Nicholls T.Th.12 (wks 1-4) Department of Statistics
Linear Programming Dr Laws M.W.10 (wks 1-4) Department of Statistics
In addition, the lectures above for Mathematics Part A all apply.
Part B
No lectures
Part C
No lectures
FOOTNOTE REFERENCES
* Lectures begin on the first day possible after the beginning of Full Term (Sunday, 20 April), unless
otherwise stated in this column. Events take place every Week of Full Term (Weeks 1-8) unless otherwise stated.
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