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Doctoral degrees awarded since 1997

• Dr Barbara Ridley (2008)
  Mathematical modelling of solar radiation and other weather variables for quality assured weather data sets
  Supervisor: A.Prof. J. Boland

• Dr Luke Finlay (2007)
  Linear programming approach to long run average optimal control: duality and numerical analysis
  Supervisor: Prof. V. Gaitsgory

• Dr Jane Thredgold (2007)
  Mathematical modelling of the deformation of spectacle lenses
  Supervisor: Prof. P. Howlett

• Dr Kuva Jacobs (2007)
  An investigation of interactive online modules for the learning of mathematics
  Supervisor: A.Prof. D. Panton

• Dr Luciana Magnano (2007)
  Mathematical models for temperature and electricity demand
  Supervisor: Dr. J. Boland

• Dr Sergiy Kravchuk (2006)
  Study of abrupt transitions in two-dimensional ideal flows: a singular perturbation approach
  Supervisor: Prof. V. Gaitsgory

• Dr Boda Kang (2006)
  Measures of risk: time consistency and surrogate processes
  Supervisor: Prof. J. Filar

• Dr Xuan Vu (2006)
  Analysis of necessary conditions for the optimal control of a train
  Supervisor: Prof. P. Howlett

• Dr Manju Agrawal (2006)
  Dynamics and control of drug user populations
  Supervisor: Dr. Y. Kaya

• Dr Julia Piantadosi (2004)
  Optimal policies for storage of urban storm water
  Supervisors: Prof. P. Howlett, Dr. J. Boland

• Dr Kathrine Rosenberg (2004)
  Stochastic modelling of rainfall and generation of synthetic rainfall data at Mawson Lakes
  Supervisors: Dr. J. Boland, Prof. P. Howlett

• Dr Maria John (2003)
  Optimisation models for the generation of data cycle maps and regional surveillance
  Supervisors: A.Prof. D. Panton, Mr. K. White

• Dr Lynne McArthur (2003)
  Quantification of the relationship between fish populations and seagrass
  Supervisors: Dr. J. Boland, Prof. J. Filar, Dr. Keith Jones, Dr. Karen Edyvane

• Dr Guy Eitzen (2002)
  Integer programming methods for solving multi-skilled workforce optimisation problems
  Supervisors: A.Prof. D. Panton, Dr. Graham Mills

• Dr Geoffrey Jarrad (2001)
  Perturbations, chaos, and waves
  Supervisors: Prof. T. Roberts, Prof. P. Howlett

• Dr Belinda Chiera (2000)
  Australian sea levels, ENSO and greenhouse forcing : modelling and predictability analysis
  Supevisors: Prof. J. Filar, Prof. T. Murphy

• Dr Peter Pudney (2000)
  Optimal energy management for solar-powered cars
  Supervisors: Prof. P. Howlett, Mr. B. Benjamin

• Dr Konstantin Avrachenkov (1999)
  Analytic perturbation theory and its applications
  Supervisors: Prof. J. Filar, Prof. P. Howlett

• Dr Minh-Tuan Nguyen (1999)
  Singular perturbations in deterministic and stochastic hybrid control systems : an average approach
  Supervisors: Prof. V. Gaitsgory, Prof. J. Filar

• Dr Chris Janczura (1998)
  Modelling and analysis of railway network control logic using coloured petri nets
  Supervisors: Prof. J. Billington, Mr. B. Benjamin

• Dr Peng Shi (1998)
  Singular perturbation techniques in hybrid systems, dynamic games and Markovian jumping systems
  Supervisors: Prof. V. Gaitsgory, Prof. J. Filar

• Dr Jiaxing Cheng (1997)
  Analysis of optimal driving strategies for train control problems
  Supervisors: Prof. P. Howlett, Mr. B. Benjamin,

• Dr Ke Liu (1997)
  Theory and applications of Markov decision processes and their perturbations
  Supervisors: Prof. J. Filar, Prof. V. Gaitsgory

• Dr Paul Gaertner (1997)
  Optimisation analysis applied to integrated models of the enhanced greenhouse effect
  Supervisor: Prof. J. Filar

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