Professor Tim Sluckin's Research
Interests 
My
research work is concerned with the applications of Mathematics to the Natural
and Social Sciences. Much of my research career has been spent in
studying what is often known as the theory of condensed matter.
This is theory of solids and liquids, often but not exclusively at a molecular scales.
Current
Active areas of research involve:
- Liquid crystals
- Theoretical
population biology
- Theoretical
modelling of archaeological problems
- History
of Liquid Crystal Science
For recent papers see my publication page.
Other
recent areas of interest include:
- General liquid physics,
- Liquid surfaces,
- Statistical
mechanics of magnetism,
- Scattering of waves in
amorphous media
I am interested in the application of high performance computing
techniques for studying scientific problems.
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view reports on EPSRC grants
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view my list of publications
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