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DEPARTMENT OF
MATHEMATICSHYDERABAD

BROCHURE
A BRIEFREPORTABOUT OUR
DEPARTMENT
The Department of Mathematics is one of the six departments that was foundedalong with the Institute and offers programmes at the bachelor, master, and doctorallevels. Since its inception, the department has made a conscious effort to grow in sync
with the directions of the Institute and an awareness of the larger needs of society. In
consonance with this philosophy, the department envisages the following:"To foster eclecticism and excellence in mathematical education and researchwhich is well poised between abstraction and application."

TEACHING WORKHORSE~8,000
Average Annual Student
Credits Offered by theDeparment

3:110%

External vs Internal
Student credits Ratio

Overall Student Credits
offered by theDepartment

22

10

Fulltime
Faculty

Excellence inTeachingAwards Bagged

80UniqueCoursesofferedAnnually

7
Average Annual
Teaching Credits
per FacultyOUR INFRA
The department is equipped with the required in-house computing powerincluding a integrated-cooling smart rack system hosting multiple GPU servers.

0101# of TechnicalStaff# Non-TechnicalStaff

PROGRAMS OFFERED

1B.TechInception : 2017
Intake : 25
Objective: To produce engineers who groundtheir computing concepts in the foundation ofmathematical theory, enabling them to makevaluable contributions to both academia andindustry.

2

M. Sc.

Inception : 2013
Intake : 25
Objective: To equip students with both
fundamental and advanced mathematical
topics, ensuring depth and breadth, making
them suitable for careers in academia andindustry.

3

Doctoral Program

Inception : 2011
Average Intake : 8
Objective: To cultivate Ph.D. students who will
excel as educators, imparting the beauty andintricacies of mathematics. As they progress intheir careers, their research on fundamental
problems will deepen the collective
understanding of mathematical knowledge.

PROGRAMS OFFERED

4Minors Program

Intake : 5
Objective: The department offers a Minor in
Mathematics and Computing for a B.Tech
student who takes courses worth 12 credits
from the courses at a level greater than orequal to 3 offered by the department, over andabove the credit requirements mandated by
the student's parent department.

5Double Major Program

Intake : 5
Objective: The department offers a Major in
Mathematics and Computing for a B.Techstudent who takes courses worth 24 credits
from a prescribed list.

RESEARCH AREAS
Analysis
Functional Analysis
Harmonic Analysis
Operator Theory
Differential Geometry
Analysis on Banach spaces
Time-Frequency Analysis
Riemannian Geometry
Modular Forms
Matrix Analysis

Differential
EquationsNonlinear PDEs
Homogenization of PDEs
Calculus of variations
Hydrodynamic stability
Biofluid Mechanics
Quantum Mechanics
Fluid Dynamics
Vortex Dynamics

ComputationalIntelligence
Sparse Representation
Wavelets
Data-driven learning methods
Knowledge Discovery
Approximate Reasoning
High Dimensional Data
AnalysisInverse problems

AlgebraAlgebraic Geometry
Commutative Algebra
Algebraic Number Theory
Classical Number Theory
Elementary Number Theory
Algebraic Coding Theory
Algebraic & Spectral
Graph Theory
Combinatorics

Statistics
Reliability Theory, Applied
Statistics, Stochastic Orders
and System Signatures
Biostatistics and computationalstatistics
Spatio-temporal modelling
Quadrature approximations
Multivariate, skewed andvolatile distributions
Data mining for big data
Adaptive designs
Monte Carlo simulations
Data mining for big data

RESEARCH STATISTICS
Pursuant to our vision, the department is well on its way to becoming a worldclass center for theoretical, applicable, and interdisciplinary research.

PUBLICATIONS
428
PULICATIONS
3911
CITATIONS

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20
H-INDEX

Yearwise Publication Numbers

Yearly Graph27

2.71 CR

23

Doctoral Graduatessince 2015

ResearchGrant

R&D Projects

VENUES WHERE WE PUBLISH

RESEARCH PARTNERS
Faculty members of the department are engaged in an active collaboration with eminent
researchers from a spectrum of globally renowned institutions.

FUNDING PARTNERS
The faculty members of the department are members of active projects and research
grants offered by both public and private enterprises.

BOOKS BY OUR FACULTY" The book, by the best knowledge of thereviewer, the very first book in this area, iswell written and full of novel results and/or
using references to the latest publications.
Such a book introducing not only theoreticalbut also applicational aspects of fuzzy
implications, which are unfortunately veryoften neglected by a certain subpart of thecommunity of practitioners, was highlydesirable".
Prof. Vilem Novak, Review on Zentralblatt" The book is written in an MTTS style ofteaching where the students take an active
part in solving mathematical problems. Itcontains a sufficient number of exercises withhints which are helpful in enhancing thereader’s understanding. It also has abundant
examples supporting the results proved in thebook. This benefits the beginner inunderstanding the subject. It also covers afew advanced topics so that first-year Ph.D.
students can use it.".
Review from Amazon

FACULTY HONORS
Our faculty members are on the panel of editors of reputed journals, project review
committees, and resource persons of national level Math programmes conducted byseveral Govt agencies like NBHM and state science academies.

VISITING POSITIONS / FELLOWSHIPSEDITORIAL POSITIONSOUR ALUMNI AS FACULTY IN CFI

Dr. Deepika Neela
Assistant Professor,
NIT Warangal

Dr. Geethika Sebastian
Assistant Professor,
NIT Calicut

Dr. Nageswara Rao
VemuriAsst Prof, Univ ofHyderabad

Dr. Neeru Bala
Assistant Professor,
IIT (ISM) Dhanbad

Dr. Pradip Sasmal
Assistant Professor,
IIT Jodhpur

Dr. Ramu Naidu
Assistant Professor,
IIPE Visakhapatnam

Dr. P. Santhosh Kumar
Assistant Professor,
IISER Mohali

Dr. Sivarama Krishna
Assistant professor,
NIT Srinagar

MATH FOR SOCIETY
The department conducts a oneday annual symposium onMathematics to commemorate
the birth anniversary of thelegendary mathematician
Srinivasa Ramanujan. The
participants present their recent
works and the event is wellattended by both researchscholars and faculty members
from nearby engineering
institutions.
Towards giving a fillip to theirinterests in Mathematics, every
summer the department conductsa workshop for nearby Govt school
students. The students are
typically from the 6th - 8th grades.
The entire program is ably
handled by the masters anddoctoral students of thedepartment, with unhindered
support from the instituteadministration.

The department also conducts a
one-day workshop to students ofBachelors in Mathematics programsfrom nearby Govt colleges. This isdone with a main motive of bringing
awareness about the higher
education opportunities and also toposition the different areas ofmathematics vis-a-vis theiraesthetics and utility.

With the twin aim of
exposing them to good
trends in the teaching ofmathematics and urging
them to explore potential
avenues for collaborative
research, the department
conducts a day's workshop
to teachers from nearby
govt degree colleges.
Faculty members of thedepartment actively
engage in discussions withthem, often presenting
some basic topics fromdifferent perspectives toenhance their ability toarticulate concepts in an
immersive and an out-ofthe-textbook way.

With a view of both a timely
overview of some hot research
topics and also towards
providing alternative
perspectives on wellresearched topics that can bebeneficial to both lecturers
and research scholars, thedepartment has beenorganising workshops bybringing together reputed
mathematicians, young
researchers, and graduate
students from across thenation for fruitful discussions
and exchange of ideas forresearch collaborations. The
event typically includes
tutorial sessions, invited talks,contributed talks, poster
presentations, round-tableand open-problem sessions.

RECENT CONFERENCES

Conference on Commutative Algebra and Algebraic Geometry, February 8-11, 2023
Funded by SERB (Science and Engineering Research Board) and NBHM (National Board forHigher Mathematics)

Workshop on Advanced Functional Analysis and its Applications, December 12-16, 2022
Aim of this event was to bring together all researchers working in this field from India andabroad.

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