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Mathematical Tripos, Part III, 2003: Notice

The Faculty Board of Mathematics give notice that, in accordance with Regulations 16 and 17 for the Mathematical Tripos (Statutes and Ordinances, p. 335), there will be set in 2003, if candidates desire to present themselves therein, a paper in each of the subjects in the following list. The duration of the paper is shown beside it.

Finite dimensional Lie algebras and their representations 3 hours
Noetherian algebras 3 hours
Topics in modular representation theory 3 hours
Classical groups 3 hours
Geometric group theory 3 hours
Introduction to Banach spaces and algebras 3 hours
Restriction and Kakeya phenomena 3 hours
Ordinary differential equations in the complex domain 2 hours
Bounded analytic functions 3 hours
Classical Banach spaces 2 hours
Topological groups 3 hours
Random graphs 2 hours
Extremal combinatorics 2 hours
Differential geometry 3 hours
Basic algebraic geometry 3 hours
Global Riemannian geometry 3 hours
Symplectic geometry 3 hours
Category theory 3 hours
Set theory 3 hours
Constructive topology 3 hours
Elliptic curves 3 hours
Analytic number theory 2 hours
Class field theory 3 hours
Modular forms 3 hours
Additive and combinatorial number theory 3 hours
Algebraic topology 3 hours
Morse theory 3 hours
Geometry of 3-dimensional manifolds 3 hours
Advanced probability 3 hours
Interacting particle systems 3 hours
Poisson processes 2 hours
Advanced financial models 3 hours
Stochastic calculus and applications 3 hours
Stochastic networks 2 hours
Quantum information theory 3 hours
Algebraic coding 2 hours
Mathematics of operational research 3 hours
Applied statistics 3 hours
Actuarial statistics 2 hours
Biostatistics 3 hours
Statistical theory 3 hours
Experimental design and multivariate analysis 3 hours
Time series and Monte Carlo inference 3 hours
Quantum field theory 3 hours
Symmetry and particle physics 3 hours
Statistical field theory 2 hours
Introduction to quantum computation 2 hours
Advanced quantum field theory 3 hours
The standard model 3 hours
String theory 3 hours
Conformal field theory 3 hours
Solitons and instantons 2 hours
Supersymmetry 2 hours
General relativity 3 hours
Cosmology 2 hours
Black Holes 3 hours
Applications of differential geometry to physics 3 hours
Advanced cosmology 3 hours
Local and global bifurcations 3 hours
Symmetries and patterns 3 hours
Boundary value problems for integrable PDEs 2 hours
Galaxies 3 hours
Structure and evolution of stars 3 hours
Astrophysical fluid dynamics 3 hours
Astrophysical discs and magnetohydrodynamics 3 hours
Physical cosmology 3 hours
Numerical solution of differential equations 3 hours
Computer-aided geometric design 2 hours
Approximation theory 3 hours
Theory of elastic solids 2 hours
Molecular and cellular biomechanics 2 hours
Fundamentals of atmosphere-ocean dynamics 3 hours
Slow viscous flow 3 hours
Wave theory 3 hours
Physiological fluid dynamics 2 hours
Environmental fluid dynamics 2 hours
The solidification of fluids 2 hours
Seismic waves 2 hours
Large deviations and queues 2 hours

The Faculty Board remind candidates and Tutors that requests for papers to be set on additional subjects should be sent through members of the Faculty to reach the Secretary of the Faculty Board at the Faculty Office, Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Wilberforce Road, not later than 8 November 2002 (Statutes and Ordinances, p. 335, Regulation 16).


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Cambridge University Reporter 6 November 2002
Copyright © 2002 The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge.