Reflection groups. The study of symmetry in geometrical and abstract contexts is a central issue in such diverse areas as mathematical physics, singularity theory, algebraic geometry, quantum groups and the study of knots and braids. Group theory provides the mathematical framework for the analysis of symmetry. Reflection groups, simple examples of which are the symmetry groups of the five platonic solids, play a key role in all of the areas mentioned above. Thus an improved understanding of ref ....Reflection groups. The study of symmetry in geometrical and abstract contexts is a central issue in such diverse areas as mathematical physics, singularity theory, algebraic geometry, quantum groups and the study of knots and braids. Group theory provides the mathematical framework for the analysis of symmetry. Reflection groups, simple examples of which are the symmetry groups of the five platonic solids, play a key role in all of the areas mentioned above. Thus an improved understanding of reflection groups will significantly enhance the development of several important theories.
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Improving Upper and Lower Bounds on the Order of Large Graphs under Degree and Distance Constraints. Networks govern all aspects of society, including transportation networks, communication networks, computer networks and networks for the distribution of goods etc. - and the theoretical analysis of such networks has become a subject of fundamental importance. Networks can be modelled by graphs. This project will provide new theoretical results which will improve our knowledge of network topologi ....Improving Upper and Lower Bounds on the Order of Large Graphs under Degree and Distance Constraints. Networks govern all aspects of society, including transportation networks, communication networks, computer networks and networks for the distribution of goods etc. - and the theoretical analysis of such networks has become a subject of fundamental importance. Networks can be modelled by graphs. This project will provide new theoretical results which will improve our knowledge of network topologies. The new knowledge will then be utilised in the construction of large graphs with respect to given maximum degree and distance constraints.Read moreRead less