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The aim of the paper is to elucidate a systematic approach to convert a Masters dissertation into a journal article. This approach has involved a fundamental thematic review of the literature concerning the conversion of dissertations into journal articles.
Presentation pattern October to June Module description This module enables students to carry out a sustained, guided, independent study of a topic in mathematics. Their study will be guided by the use of relevant materials such as module notes, books and research articles, which will be provided. Their performance will be monitored and assessed by three tutor-marked assignments, the last one.
Dissertation Guidelines for the Summer Term. Aims The summer term projects provide students with the opportunity to apply the techniques and knowledge they have acquired from the rest of the programme. The dissertation should provide an in depth analysis of a specific financial issue. Students either perform a statistical or numerical analysis or, less commonly, examine a question using a.
Adleman, Kathleen A. Problem-solving strategies of young children working on a combinatorics task in a computer environment Ph.D. thesis, Rutgers The State University of New Jersey - New Brunswick.
Dissertation submitted to the Combined Faculties of the Natural Sciences and Mathematics of the Ruperto-Carola-University of Heidelberg, Germany for the degree of.
Fourier-space representation of the partial differential equations describing nonlinear dynamics of continuous media in cylindrical geometry can be achieved using Chandrasekhar-Kendall (C-K) functions defined over infinite domain as an orthogonal basis for solenoidal vector fields and their generating function and its gradient as orthogonal bases for scalar and irrotational vector fields.