Department of Mathematics at NIT Kurukshetra was born on 1966 with Professor P.D.S. Verma (D.Sc.) as the founder Chairman, is a well-known centre for education and research in Mathematics. It has undergraduate programs with opportunities for specialization in all major areas of Mathematics leading to Doctorate of Philosophy degree. In particular, the department offers excellent courses to the students of B. Tech and M. Tech. programs which are of special interest and are rewarding many students in getting admission abroad for further higher studies. The department is successfully running Ph.D. program with a reasonably high number of scholars registered. we have started M.Sc. program from the AY 2023-24.
Vision and Mission
Vision of Department
To be a role model in mathematics education and research responsive to global challenges.
Mission of Department
- M1: To impart quality mathematics education.
- M2: To develop innovative professionals, entrepreneurs and researchers.
- M3: To generate prime knowledge resources for the growth of industry, society and futuristic knowledge focusing on the socio-economic needs.
Research
Research Areas
The Department has research facilities in the following thrust areas:
- Fluid Mechanics, Heat and Mass Transfer
- Transport in Porous Media
- Boundary Layer Theory
- Lubrication, Rheology
- Micropolar Fluids in Thermo-Elasticity
- Numerical Analysis
- Numerics of Delay Differential Equations
- Fractional Differential Equations
- Numerical Methods for Singular Boundary Value Problems
- Singular Perturbation Problems
- Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations
- Numerical Solution of Fractional PDEs
- Differential Geometry of Manifolds and Applications
- Reliability and Stability Analysis
- Stability and Control of Robotic Systems
- Optimization Theory
- Mathematical Modelling of Dynamical Systems
- Reliability Analysis
- Fourier and Functional Analysis
- Fourier Approximation
- Summability Theory
- Functional Analysis
- Operator Theory
- Wavelets
- Algebra and Special Functions
- Two-Parameter Quantum Algebras
- Special Functions
- Lie Theory