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Department of Mathematics, University of Bristol
University Walk, Clifton
Bristol
BS8 1TW
United Kingdom
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Background
Education:
- BSc Theoretical Physics-McMaster University
- Phd Applied Mathematics-University of Bristol
Research Interests:
Nina Snaith maininterest is the connection between Random Matrix Theory and certain number theoretical functions such as the Riemann zeta function and L-functions. This connection arises through the statistics of the zeros of these functions and can be exploited, allowing us to study zeta and L-functions using the well-developed techniques of Random Matrix Theory.
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