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Started by Chris Fama
Mon, 28 Sep 1992 03:59
Request for information about research groups in math.physics
Author: Chris Fama
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 03:59
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 03:59
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I am a graduate student in Mathematics, soon to complete a (first class, touch wood) honours year. I would like to hear about active research groups in such areas as quantum field theory, quantum gravity, conformal and differential geometry (and twistor geometry, a subject which I have been looking at this year and enjoy immensely), in U.K. and Canadian universities. (OK, you guessed it, I could probably be excited by quite a lot of areas in mathematical physics. Knot theory and lattice models, for instance.) I am about to apply for a Commonwealth Scholarship & Fellowship Plan, which requires three nominated institutions for study. I have some idea of those in the U.K. which would be good (well, any of the big ones!) - of Canadian institutions though I know nothing. The application closes on Wednesday - could some kind souls let me know of largish research groups, willing to take on doctoral students? (The question of whether I am actually OFFERED the award, of course, is quite another thing! Admission to the relvant course is also a tiny bit uncertain.) In view of the deadline I mentioned, could you please E-Mail me rather than post? (I doubt this would be of general interest anyway.) [If you are reading this AFTER the "deadline" of Wednesday 30/9/92, then I would appreciate a response anyway. Responses about U.S. institutions would be welcome too, although that's a little less urgent.) Thanks a lot. Chris. -- +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Chris Fama, maths student. cjf@maths.uq.edu.au | | "Is this a piece of your brain?" - Basil Fawlty | +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
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