PhD Position in Structure-Preserving Methods for Variational Inequalities

Simula Research Laboratory(7 days ago)

Oslo, NorwayOnsiteFull TimeTrainee$51,775 - $51,775Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing

About this role

A PhD Research Fellowship at Simula Research Laboratory in the Department of Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing focused on numerical methods for constrained variational problems. The position is part of an RCN-funded FRIPRO project and requires enrollment in the PhD program at the University of Oslo. The role is based in Oslo and targets candidates with strong theoretical mathematics backgrounds.

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Required Skills

Numerical Methods
Variational Inequalities
Variational Calculus
Scientific Computing
Numerical Analysis
Optimization
Nonsmooth Analysis
PDEs
Python
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Qualifications

Master’s Degree in Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Computational Science, or Physics

About Simula Research Laboratory

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Simula Research Laboratory is a Norwegian research institute that performs high-quality research specialized in five areas within information and communication technology. It combines research, education, innovation and services to advance technologies in communications, software engineering, cybersecurity, machine learning and related fields. Simula trains graduate students, develops research-based technology, and partners with industry and the public sector to translate research into practical solutions and societal impact.