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Nilima Nigam
Professor
Department of Mathematics
Faculty of Science
Areas of interest
My main interests are in the areas of PDE and numerical analysis, with applications in computational electromagnetics and micromagnetics. Specifically, I work on the development and analysis of numerical methods for exterior scattering problems, including FEM and integral equation methods. I am also interested in the use of computational techniques in material science and biology. Apart from this, I enjoy using mathematics to solve real-world problems wherever they arise.
Education
- Ph.D. Applied Mathematics · University of Delaware · 1999
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Future courses may be subject to change.