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By Anna Kervison, The University of Queensland  Riemannian geometry is a branch of non-Euclidean geometry developed by Bernhard Riemann, used to describe curved space. In Riemannian geometry, a [...]

The reintroduction of university mathematics prerequisites is critical to realising the Australian Academy of Science’s ten-year vision for Australia’s mathematical sciences. Outlining key [...]

By Jamieson Kaiser, Monash University I remember when I finally had the idea. I was very excited. After two weeks of working full time on my AMSI project (a life time for a university student), I [...]

Every separable normed vector space has the property that every locally finite family of subsets expands to a locally finite family of open sets. This is true whether the topology used is the one [...]

By Maxim Jeffs, The Australian National University In 1960, the physicist Eugene Wigner published his essay ‘The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics in the Natural Sciences’, partly as a [...]

By Emma Johnston, Queensland University of Technology  The motion of a particle suspended in a fluid, a malaria infected mosquito zipping around a village or the price of fluctuating stock are [...]

By Michael Hallam, The University of Adelaide Everyone is familiar with the notion of a space – we live in a space after all. We can imagine one dimensional spaces such as the real number [...]

By Joseph Johnson, The University of Melbourne My research this summer was into numerical solutions to the Boltzmann equation for rarefied gas flows. This is relevant because it is necessary in [...]

By Logan Haami, University of Technology Sydney Throughout the summer of 2015/16 I was lucky enough to become an AMSI vacation research scholar by conducting my very own research project (which [...]