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PDEU

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 MISSION

The department's mission is to provide solid mathematical foundations and to prepare

students to be responsible members of society with moral and ethical values, as well as
to have a solid mathematical understanding relevant to today's world.

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 VISION

The departments' long-term vision is to prepare young minds to be future scientists

and entrepreneurs, harnessing the potential of mathematics for the benefit of
society, through quality research and rigorous curriculum designed to achieve a
seamless transition from fundamental mathematics to exploitable technology.

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 OBJECTIVE OF THE DEPARTMENT

• To provide opportunity to the larger mass of faculty to pursue research and

innovation in the various spheres of Science and Technology.  

• To impart fluency in the use of mathematics for practical problem solving for
researchers of mathematics as well as science and technology.

• To throw light on the applicability of the mathematics in engineering and exemplify

valuable activities undertaken by engineers.

• To draw a large and diverse community of participants from academia, industry and
research institutes through seminars, workshops, STTPs, symposia and conferences.

• To connect mathematicians with applied scientists in an environment conducive to

interdisciplinary collaboration by organizing workshops.
 Philosophy of the Program

The objective of this course is to provide in-depth knowledge to students in advanced

applied and pure mathematics and computer languages and to prepare them for various
research objectives.

Our course is designed to cater the need of various competitive exam and sufficient
background to carry out research required in further studies.

This program is not only for students who wish to improve their background knowledge
prior to undertake a research project leading to Ph.D degree, but also for students who wish
to enhance their Mathematical and Computer skills.
 Eligibility Criteria

Undergraduate with Mathematics (Major) /Mathematics as

one of the subjects or equivalent degree in offered
specialization with minimum 50% marks aggregate of all
semester/years or CPI 5.5 on 10 point scale or equivalent score
from a recognized university/institute.
 Our Strength

 Curriculum based on NET, GATE, JEST.

 Project Based Learning
 Student Research Projects funded by University
 Internship in Start-up Projects
 International Exposure Programme
 Highly qualified team of faculty members graduated from
IITs, NITs etc. and with postdoctoral experience abroad.
 M.Sc. Mathematics Course Structure
SEM 1
1. Real Analysis
2. Theory of ODE
3. Linear Algebra
4. Probability and Statistics
5. Numerical Analysis
6. HSS - Communication Skills
Total Credits: 21
SEM 2
1. Theory of PDE
2. Complex Analysis
3. Modern Algebra
4. Topology
5. Calculus of Variation and Integral Equations
6. Object Oriented and Python Programming
7. Object Oriented and Python Programming
Total Credits: 24
 M.Sc. Mathematics Course Structure

SEM 3 SEM 4

1. Research Methodology 1. Project-II

2. Functional Analysis
3. Project-I
4. Elective-1
5. Elective-2

Total Credits: 21 Total Credits: 17

 List of Elective Courses

Elective-1 Elective-2

1. Fluid Mechanics 1. Continuum Mechanics/Classical Mechanics

2. Finite Element Method
2. Bio-Mathematics
3. Modeling and Simulation
3. Optimization 4. Numerical Linear Algebra
4. Fractional Calculus and Special 5. Boundary Element Method
function 6. Tensor and Special Theory of Relativity
5. Numerical Solution of
Differential Equations
6. Artificial Neural Network

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 Research Areas for Semester 4 Projects

Department offers following areas where a student can choose as per their interest.

 Analyses to mathematical modelling,

 Stochastic Optimization,
 Solid Mechanics and FGM,
 Performance measure of distribution warehouses,
 Software Reliability,
 Magnetohydrodynamics,
 Computational Biology,
 Data assimilation in numerical models of ocean,
 Numerical Reservoir Simulation, Applied Geophysics & Geostatistics,
 Fuzzy Sets, Fixed Point Iteration Methods,
 Financial Mathematics, Sea Age Dynamics, Sea-ice dynamics,
 Polar studies, Ocean models, non-Newtonian fluid flows and heat transfer.

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Faculties and their Research Areas
 M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Prof. Tajinder Pal Singh
Professor and Director Academic Affairs, M.Sc., Ph.D. (Gujarat University, Ahmedabad)
Research Interests:
 Reservoir Simulation and Modeling
 Numerical Analysis
 Numerical Solutions of Differential Equations

Various kinds of unstructured grids based on

Delaunay triangulations and Voronoi Construct of Cartesian and rectilinear grids for rectangular and non-rectangular
diagrams domains and show how you can populate your grid with petrophysical properties.

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 M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Dr. Manoj Sahni
Associate Professor and Head, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. (JIIT, Noida)
Research Interests:
 Continuum Mechanics
 Functionally Graded Materials
 Fuzzy Sets
 Extensions of Fuzzy Sets
 Development of New Numerical Methods

Continuous graded structure of two FGM Cylinder with pressure Fuzzy Logic
materials

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 M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Dr. Poonam Mishra
Associate Professor, MSc, PhD(Gujarat University, Ahmedabad)
Research Interests:
 Mathematical Modelling
 Models for inventory and supply chain optimization
 Stochastic optimization for multi-objective problems
 GLOF modelling

Multi – objective closed loop supply chain GLOF Modelling

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 M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Dr. Brajesh Kumar Jha
Associate Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D. (SVNIT, Surat)
Research Interests: Gandhinagar
 Mathematical Neuroscience
 Mathematical Biology
 Fractional Differential Equations and its Application to
Bioscience.
 Finite Element Modelling of Calcium Dynamics in Nerve Cell

Calcium dynamics in presence of buffer, Geometry of a typical neuron cell- The targeted Meshing of the neuron
VGCC, ER, NCX and mitochondria domain and calcium in/efflux via VGCC and NCX

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 M.Sc. (Mathematics & Computing)
Dr. Md S Ansari
Assistant Professor, (Ph.D., IIT (ISM) Dhanbad)

Research Interests :
 Magnetohydrodynamic boundary layer flow
 Heat and mass transfer
 Developing the numerical techniques for solving the equations
arising in modeling of boundary layer problems

Schematic flow diagram

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 M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Dr. Bhasha H. Vachharajani
Assistant Professor, Ph.D.( Gujarat University, Ahmedabad)
Research Interests:
 Ocean Modelling
 Sea-ice dynamics
 Warm pool
 Indian Ocean Dipole

Schematic of Indian Ocean Dipole

Sea ice thickness over Arctic region

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 M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Dr. Jwngsar Brahma
Assistant Professor, M.Sc., M.Tech., Ph.D.(PDEU, Gandhinagar)
Research Interests:
 Computational Seismology
 Reservoir Simulation and Modeling
 Drilling Engineering in Geomechanics
 Prediction of Pore Pressure
 Design of Safe Well in High Pressure and Temperature Reservoir
AMPLITUDE (cm-sec)

1.0E+00
1.0E-01
1.0E-02 S/N ratio
1.0E-03
1.0E-04Signal(S)
1.0E-05
1.0E-06
1.0E-07Noise(N)
1.0E-08
1.0E-09
1.0E-02 1.0E-01 1.0E+00 1.0E+01 1.0E+02
Pressure Distribution in Petroleum FREQUENCY (Hz) Reservoir Pressure Distribution with
Reservoir Seismic Wave Analysis using Signal Processing Production rate

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 M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Dr. Shobhit Nigam
Assistant Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.(IIT (ISM) Dhanbad)
Research Interests:
 Mathematical Modeling in Automated Warehouse Systems
 Optimization
 Predictive Modeling
 Financial Forecasting
 Machine Learning Techniques

Layout of a Warehouse Queuing Network model for Mobile Expected Replenishment throughput
Fulfillment System times

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 M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Dr. Dishant M. Pandya
Assistant Professor, M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D.(MSU, Baroda)
Research Interests:
 Einstein’s field equations
 Applied Mathematics and Mathematical Modeling
 Relativity Theory

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 M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Dr. Ankush Raje,
Assistant Professor, M.Sc. Ph.D. (VNIT Nagpur)

Research Interests:
 Fluid Mechanics,
 non-Newtonian fluids,
 Heat transfer.

Physical sketch of the fluid flow

Fluid velocity profiles

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 M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Dr. Chandra Shekhar Nishad
Assistant Professor, M.Sc., M.Tech., Ph.D. (IIT Kharagpur)
Research Interests:
 Computational Fluid Dynamics
 Coastal Engineering
 Liquid Sloshing Dynamics
 Renewable Energy

Streamline in porous wavy channel

Modelling flow inside different glycocalyx Gravity Wave Interaction With a Wave
layers in blood vessels in human artery Transmission coefficient vs wave height Attenuating System

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 M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Dr. Neelam Singha
Assistant Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D. (IIT Kharagpur)
Research Interests:
 Fractional Calculus
 Fractional Variational and Optimal Control problems
 Convex functions

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 M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Dr. Pritam Kocherlakota
Assistant Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.(BITS Pilani)
Research Interests:
 Financial Modelling
 Risk Management
 Fractional Calculus in Sustainable and Renewable Energy

Comparison of perception based Markowitz efficient frontier

portfolios returns with BSE SENSEX and
Nifty

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 M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Dr. Priyanka Singh
Assistant Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D. (IIT Kharagpur)
Research Interests:
 Self-centered graphs
 Product graphs
 Embedding of graphs

Tensor product of two graphs A weak almost peripheral graph of radius 3 Construction of a (2r-3)-ASC graph.

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