School of Mathematical Sciences

Doctor of Philosophy graduates

Thesis title	Student	Year
The stability of multiple wing-tip vortices	James Whitehead	2009
Boundary-layer flows in non-Newtonian fluids	Paul Dabrowski	2009
Applications of conditional value-at-risk to water resources management	Brian Webby	2009
Mathematical modelling and experimental investigation of nutrient supply to the mammalian oocyte	Alys Clark	2009
Loop groups, Higgs fields and generalised string classes	Raymond Vozzo	2009
BGP, not as easy as 1-2-3	Ashley Flavel	2009
Resistance, wave-making and wave-decay of thin ships, with emphasis on the effects of viscosity	Leo Lazauskas	2009
Copulas for credit derivative pricing and other applications	Glenis Crane	2009
Regularized equivariant Euler classes and gamma functions	Rongmin Lu	2008
Fundamental numerical schemes for parameter estimation in computer vision	Tony Scoleri	2008
Boundary element methods for the solution of a class of infiltration problems	Maria Lobo	2008
Time-dependence in Markovian decision processes	Jeremy McMahon	2008
Quadrals and their associated subspaces	David Butler	2008
Invariant bilinear differential pairings on parabolic geometrics	Jens Kroeske	2008
The behaviour of stochastic rumours	Selma Belen	2008
The effects of social networks on the health of older Australians	Lynne Giles	2008
Geometric neurodynamical classifiers applied to breast cancer detection	Tijiana Ivancevic	2008
Exact solution to the stochastic spread of social contagion using rumours	Roland Dickinson	2008
Random allocations: New and extended models and techniques, with applications and numerics	Ray Kennington	2007
Numerical modelling of temperature-induced circulation in shallow water bodies and applications to Torrens Lake, South Australia	Jong Wook Lee	2007
A multi-disciplinary approach to complex systems design	Alex Ryan	2007
Quantitative methods for investment decisions in communication networks	Clare Saddler	2006
The Markovian binary tree: A model of the macroevolutionary process	Nectarios Kontoleon	2006