Applied Mathematical Research

The Los Alamos Applied Mathematical Research program supports basic research in applied mathematics and computational techniques for problems critical to current Department of Energy applications and areas likely to nucleate future programs, including modeling of physical systems and design of algorithms to facilitate solution of large-scale problems using high-performance computers. The program also serves as a bridge among university, industry, and Los Alamos researchers and encourages transfers to and from the Department of Energy of state-of-the-art mathematical theory and advanced computational techniques.

Critical funding for this research comes from the Department of Energy (DOE) Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR) Mathematical, Information, and Computational Sciences (MICS) program in Applied Mathematical Sciences (AMR).

For more information, refer to the home page of the Los Alamos DOE Office of Science Programs.