Mathematics & Computer Science

University of Lethbridge > Faculty of Arts & Science > Mathematics & Computer Science > Research

Some current faculty research areas include:

Mathematics: Arithmetic Geometry - D. Ghioca Asymptotics - D. Kaminski Combinatorics & Graph Theory -R. Benkoczi, W. Holzmann, H. Kharaghani, D. Morris, J. Morris & K. Webb Lambda-calculus - J. Seldin Lie Groups - D. Morris Logic - J. Seldin Number Theory - A. Akbary, B. Fodden, D. Ghioca, H. Kadiri & N. Ng Semigroups - S. L. Wismath Special Functions - D. Kaminski Universal Algebra - S. L. Wismath Statistics: Applied Statistics - D. Connolly Applied Probability - D. Connolly, J. Sheriff Mathematical finance - J. Sheriff Percolation - J. Sheriff Probability - J. Sheriff Statistical Computing - A. Adatia Statistical Education - A. Adatia Statistical Inference - A. Adatia Stochastic processes - J. Sheriff

Computer Science: Artificial Intelligence - Y. Chali, K. Grant & J. Zhang Computational Geometry - S. K. Wismath, J. Zhang Computer Algebra - H. Cheng Cryptography - H. Li Data mining - J. Zhang Databases - W. Osborn Digital Library Technology - W. Osborn Design & Analysis of Algorithms -R. Benkoczi, D. Gaur, S. Hossain & S. K. Wismath Facility Location - R. Benkoczi Image Processing - H. Cheng Natural Language Processing - Y. Chali Networking - R. Benkoczi Network Security - H. Li Optimization - R. Benkoczi & S. Hossain Uncertainty - K. Grant VLSI Design - H. Li & J. Rice

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iCORE - Southern Alberta Digital Library Project

The Southern Alberta Digital Library Centre is a research programme at the University of Lethbridge, operating in partnership with the New Zealand Digital Library project. The aim is to develop the underlying technology for digital libraries and make it available publicly so that others can use it to create their own collections.

The goal of our research program is to explore the potential of internet-based digital libraries. Our vision is to develop systems that automatically impose structure on anarchic, uncatalogued, distributed repositories of information, thereby providing information consumers with effective tools to locate what they need and to peruse it conveniently and comfortably.

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Faculty at the University of Lethbridge find themselves in a unique position to:

• access excellent undergraduate students who can provide research assistance;
• collaborate with faculty outside of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science on joint projects and research areas;
• access exceptionally well-equipped facilities;
• have access to excellent funding opportunities;
• work with community members and local industry on various projects and initiatives.