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  • MANDLIK, NISHAD (2015-05)
    In this thesis, we explore the problem of the completion of unimodular rows which has its historical importance in the solution of Serre's problem. We also study Classical Algebraic K-theory in the context of projective ...
  • KRISHNA, AKASH (2015-05)
    In this thesis, we introduce a new market model for the stock price dynamics. It is a regime switching market where the parameters volatility and drift follows a semi-Markov process. In addition to that along with the ...
  • K, HARIRAM (2015-05)
    In this paper we look into the discrete log problem over finite fields. The relative hardness of this problem defines the integrity of many cryptographic systems. Therefore the ease of solvalbility of this problem has been ...
  • PREETI, P (2015-05)
    We present a way of sharing a secret S into n shares such that the collusion of any k shares results in the reconstruction of secret S and no k − 1 shares can do so. This way of sharing secret was first introduced by ...
  • CHANDRASEKHARAN, RESHMA (2015-05)
    A covering array of size n, strength t, degree k and order g is a k n array on a set of g symbols with the property that in each t n subarray, every t 1 column appears at least once. Covering arrays have been studied for ...
  • P., SHIVA CHIDAMBARAM (2015-05)
    Let $F$ be a number field. Let $G=GL(2)$ over $F$. Let $\mathbb{A}$ and $\mathbb{A}_f$ denote the ring of adeles and finite adeles of $F$ respectively. Let $K_{\infty}$ denote the maximal compact subgroup of $G_{\infty}= ...
  • SHUKLA, ABHISHEK (2016-04)
    In this thesis, motivated by the Inverse Galois Problem, we prove the occurence of Sn as Galois group over any global field. While Hilbert’s Irreducibility Theorem, the main ingredient of this proof, can be proved(for ...
  • KULKARNI, SAMEER (2016-05)
  • PATANKAR, TANMAY (2016-05)
    This project attempts to address the problem of asset pricing in a financial market, where the interest rates and volatilities exhibit regime switching. This is an extension of the Black-Scholes model. Studies of ...
  • SAFEER, K M (2016-05)
    In this reading project I studied some interesting results in Riemannian geometry. Starting from the definition of Riemannian metric, geodesics and curvature this thesis covers deep results such as Gauss-Bonnet theorem, ...
  • SAHANI, ABHINAV (2016-05)
    The key objective of this yearlong project was to learn serveral concepts in commuta- tive algebra and algebraic geometry. We started with learning concepts in commuta- tive algebra, which included primary decomposition, ...
  • K, ARUN KUMAR (2016-05)
    The objective of this thesis is to study the algebraic K-theory of exact categories. In algebraic K-theory we construct a sequence of groups, called K n , which are invari- ants of a given exact category. We look at two ...
  • PRASAD, BIRBAL (2016-05)
    Extreme value (EV) analysis involves the estimation of the probability of events that are unusually large or small. EV methods have a wide range of application from modeling extreme wave heights and water levels in hydrology, ...
  • MUKHERJEE, DEBANGANA (Dept. of Mathematics, 2016-07)
    The main theme of my thesis is based on non-local type elliptic equations. In particular, existence of infinitely many nontrivial solutions for a class of equations driven by non-local integro-differential operator ...
  • JOSHI, ROHIT (Dept. of Mathematics, 2016-08)
    We solve the question: which finite-dimensional irreducible orthogonal representations of connected reductive complex Lie groups lift to the spin group? We have found a criterion in terms of the highest weight of the ...
  • PUJAHARI, SUDHIR (IISER PuneDept. of Mathematics, 2016-11)
    In the thesis, we have studied effective distribution of gaps between elements of one or more than one sequences. We also have studied a multiplicity one kind theorem for cusp forms.
  • MOHAMMAD, MUNAIF IQBAL AHMED (2016-12)
  • AKHTAR, YASMEEN (Dept. of Mathematics, 2016-12)
    Covering arrays have been successfully applied in the design of test suites for testing systems such as software, circuits, and networks, where failures can be caused by the interaction between their parameters. There has ...
  • RAUNDAL, HITESH (Dept. of Mathematics, 2017-02)
    The main focus of this thesis is to study the topology of some spaces associated with polynomial knots and determining the least polynomial degree in which a given knot can be represented. A polynomial knot is an embedding ...

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