My training is in non linear analysis. My research involve aspects of pure and applied mathematics: bifurcation problems and singularity theory.
Current research activities are in symmetric bifurcation and singularity theories. Most of my research is analytical, but supported where appropriate by numerics or computer algebra.
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A list of my recent publications will be compiled. I am always happy to receive enquiries about my research activities, particularly from potential collaborators, students or postdocs. For potential postgraduate research students, the Brunel University application form is available online. A short version of my cv will also be available.
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In the current Academic Year I am teaching in the following modules.
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Last updated 10 March 2005