The postgraduate entrance examination direction of applied mathematics is very broad, covering many interdisciplinary and practical application scenarios. Here are some of the main directions:
1.Computational Mathematics & Scientific Computing
His research interests include numerical analysis, numerical solutions of partial differential equations, and large-scale scientific and engineering calculation methods.
2.*Financial Mathematics & Actuarial Science**:
* Financial derivatives pricing theory, risk management model, actuarial principles and their application in financial markets.
3.*Data Science & Big Data Technology**:
Focus on the application of data analysis, machine learning, deep learning, statistical inference, etc. in massive data processing and mining.
4.Operations Research & Optimization Theory
Research on optimization problems such as linear programming, integer programming, nonlinear programming, and dynamic programming, and their applications in management decision-making, logistics and transportation, and chain management.
5.*Biomathematics vs Medical Mathematics**:
Use mathematical tools to study problems in biology and medicine, such as infectious disease models, ecodynamical systems, bioinformatics, medical image processing, etc.
6.Complex Systems & Network Science
Analyze the modeling, network structure, and dynamic characteristics of complex systems, involving various types of network systems such as social networks, neural networks, and power networks.
7.*Image Processing & Computer Vision**:
Explore various algorithms and technologies for image processing, including image restoration, image recognition, object detection, and more, combined with artificial intelligence technology to solve real-world problems.
8.Industrial & Applied Mathematics
Conduct in-depth research on mathematical modeling, optimal control, process simulation, and other issues in specific industries or fields.
Different schools may set up some more targeted postgraduate training directions according to their own faculty and research characteristics. Candidates should make a decision based on their personal interests, career plans, and the specific curriculum of each institution.