2P4, 2023: Thermofluid mechanics
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Friday 11-1, Tuesday 9-11 plus afternoon
The aims of the course are to:
Networks can represent the structure of many different things, from technological networks to social networks to biological networks. This project introduces the field of network science. Students will learn about the mathematics that underpins the study of networks. They will explore how ideas from probability theory and stochastic processes can be applied to understand the structure of friendships. They will write software to simulate disease spreading in a network. Finally, the results from different simulations will be explored to establish mathematical insight about the relationship between network structure and spreading processes.
Mathematics of networks.
Heterogeneity and the friendship paradox.
Simulating spreading processes in networks.
Linking heterogeneity with the spread of disease.
Coursework | Due date | Marks |
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Interim report 1 |
15 | |
Interim report 2 |
15 |
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Final report |
4pm, Friday 7 June 2024 |
50 |
Please refer to Form & conduct of the examinations.
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