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Department of Mathematics

 

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The Department of Mathematics is the oldest centre of Mathematics in the north-western Subcontinent. It was founded by eminent mathematician, Prof. W. H. Crank in 1864, after he took over as Officiating Principal, Government College Lahore. The Department has maintained high standards ever since. One of the Department’s graduates, Mr Ram Parkash Bambah, obtained 600/600 marks in his MA Mathematics Examination in 1946, which is still an unbroken record. Celebrated Number Expert of the Subcontinent, Dr. S. Chawla was a Pre-partition old boy of GC, who went on to become Chairperson, Department of Mathematics, serving from 1935 to 1947. He conducted research in collaboration with leading mathematicians of his time including C. Bose and Prof. Artin. Recently, the American Mathematical Society (AMS) has acknowledged his contributions to Mathematics.

 

The year 1966 marked the advent of a new era for the Department as the Postgraduate Programme was launched independently here at Government College Lahore, on the initiative of a competent teacher and administrator, Prof. L. M. Chawala. Prof. Chawala had earlier launched the publication of the "Journal of Natural Sciences and Mathematics" in 1961. He was able to put together a team of dedicated teachers to undertake Postgraduate instructions in the subject of Mathematics. One of his pupils, later to win fame and fortune, Dr. Abdus Salam (1924-1997), went on to win laurels for Pakistan. An esteemed Ravian (session 1944-1946), a great mathematician of the 20th century, and later Chairperson, Department of Mathematics (1951-1952), Prof. Salam earned international distinction by bagging over 20 prestigious awards, finally  winning the Nobel Prize for Theoretical Physics in 1979. The Old Hall of GCU has been renamed Salam Hall in memory of the great Professor who remains a source of inspiration for all Ravians for all times to come.

 

During the last 70 years, the Department has had the following Professors as Chairpersons:

Prof S Chawla (1935 - 47)
Prof S A Hamid (1947 - 51)
Prof Abdus Salam (1951 - 52)
Prof Lal Mohammad Chawla (1952-55,1957-65,1967-69)
Prof Sultan Bukhsh (1955 - 57)
Prof M. A Saeed (1965-67)
Prof M Yasin (1969-70)
Prof Capt Abdul Majeed (1970 - 73)
Prof Dr Mirza M Ahmed (1973-74)
Prof Dr Munawar Hussain (1974-82)
Prof Mohammad Amin (1982-88)
Prof Mohammad Hafeez (1988 - 95)
Prof Dr Karamat H Dar (1995 - 2001)
Prof Dr Akhlaq A Siddiqul (2001-2004)
Prof Dr Muhammad Aslam (2004-2007)

Prof. Karamat Hussain Dar (2007 – )

The torch of GCU continues to burn with the flame of the “Courage to Know” here at the Department of Mathematics. One of our recent graduates, Mr. Muhammad Ali Khan, has been awarded the lzaz-e-Sabqat, 2002 and the Rhodes Scholarship, 2003 for DPhil at the University of Oxford.

Facilities

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Computing Laboratory

 

The University provides a network of PCs and Internet facility to its students for conducting research. This facility is also available at the Department. The Department has its own computing Research Lab, which has PCs, projectors, scanners and laser-printers. The Lab is equipped with all the necessary equipment for computing and processing. The Math Scinet facility – on which work will be completed soon – will be available to students in addition to electronic resources.

 

Research

 

Presently, the Department is receiving hard copies of more than 50 reputed international research journals and has electronic access to more than 100 research journals. The Department of Mathematics is the only Department in Pakistan subscribing to the AMS Mathematical Reviews (containing reviews of almost all international journals). The Department is the main contributor to an internationally recognised research journal "Journal of Natural Sciences and Mathematics" (JNSM), published biannually by the Department of Mathematics in collaboration with the Departments of Physics and Chemistry, under the supervision of the University Research Council. The Journal has earned critical acclaim in the AMS Mathematical Reviews and Zentra lblatt for Mathematik (also a reputed mathematical review). It attracts more than 45 research journals in exchange, including Annals of Mathematics, Bulletin of AMS, Bulletin of London Mathematical Society, Pacific Journal of Mathematics, Mathematical Proceedings of Cambridge Philosophical Society and Michigan Mathematical Journal. The Department has a highly qualified and enthusiastic research-oriented teaching faculty. Almost all the teachers at the Department hold Research Degrees including four PhDs.

 

Research Groups

 

·   Group Theory and Algebraic Modelling Group

·   BCK Algebra, Semi Rings Group

·   Numerical Analysis Group

·   Algebraic Topology Group

·   Control Theory Group

·   Topology Group

·   Fixed Point Theory Group

·   Radical Theory of Rings Group

·   General Relativity Group

 

 

Academic Programmes

 

The Department of Mathematics currently offers BSc (Hons). This programme equips the students with the finest possible tools to excel in the job market. In addition to providing better job prospectus, this programme trains the students for research in mathematical science. the quality of our output is appreciated worldwide.

 

Courses

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Courses of B.Sc. (Hons) MATHEMATICS

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Year – 1

Semester – I

Course Code

Course Title

Credit Hours

MATH – 1101

Calculus – I

3

MATH – 1102

Discrete Mathematics

3

Semester – II

MATH – 1201

Calculus – II

3

MATH – 1202

Number Theory

3

 

Year – 2

Semester – III

Course Code

Course Title

Credit Hours

MATH – 2101

Calculus – III

3

MATH – 2102

Programming Languages for Mathematicians

3

Semester – IV

MATH – 2201

Algebra – I

3

MATH – 2202

Computing Tools for Mathematicians

3

MATH – 2203

Probability Theory

3

 

Year – 3

Semester – V

Course Code

Course Title

Credit Hours

MATH – 3101

Algebra – II

3

MATH – 3102

Vector & Tensor Analysis

3

MATH – 3103

Mathematical Statistics

3

MATH – 3104

Numerical Analysis

3

MATH – 3105

Ordinary Differential Equations

3

MATH – 3106

Real Analysis-I

3

Semester – VI

MATH – 3201

Algebra – III

3

MATH – 3202

Classical Mechanics

3

MATH – 3203

Complex Analysis

4

MATH – 3204

Mathematical Spaces

3

MATH – 3205

Partial Differential Equations

3

MATH – 3206

Real Analysis - II

3

 

Year – 4 

Semester – VII

Course Code

Course Title

Credit Hours

MATH – 4101

Functional Analysis

3

 

Elective Courses-I

3

MATH – 4299

Research Project/Internship

3

 

Elective Courses-II

3

Students can opt one of the following Elective Course

MATH – 4102

Abstract Algebra – I

3

MATH – 4103

Advanced Calculus-I

(Numerical Solutions of PDE)

3

MATH – 4104

Advanced Numerical Analysis - I

3

MATH – 4105

Astronomy - I

3

MATH – 4106

Differential Geometry - I

3

MATH – 4107

Electromagnetism - I

3

MATH – 4108

Fluid Dynamics - I

3

MATH – 4109

Group Theory - I (Fundamentals)

3

MATH – 4110

History and Philosophy of Mathematics - I

3

MATH – 4111

Measure Theory - I

3

MATH – 4112

Modern Algebra - I (Galios Theory & Applications)

3

MATH – 4113

Non-Linear Systems - I

3

MATH – 4114

Nonlinear Solutions of Partial Differential Equations-I

3

MATH – 4115

Operation Research - I

3

MATH – 4116

Projective Geometry - I

3

MATH – 4117

Quantum Mechanics - I

3

MATH – 4118

Relativity - I

3

MATH – 4119

Software Engineering - I (Design and Development)

3

MATH – 4120

Theory of Processes - I

3

MATH – 4121

Theory of Splines -

3

MATH – 4122

Topology - I (Topological Dimension Theory)

3

Semester – VIII

MATH – 4201

Modeling & Simulation

3

MATH – 4202

Optimization Theory

3

 

Elective Courses

3

MATH – 4299

Research Project/Internship

3

Students can opt one of the following Elective Course

MATH – 4203

Abstract Algebra – II

3

MATH – 4204

Advanced Calculus-II

(Integral Equations)

3

MATH – 4205

Advanced Numerical Analysis - II

3

MATH – 4206

Astronomy - II

3

MATH – 4207

Differential Geometry - II

3

MATH – 4208

Electromagnetism - II

3

MATH – 4209

Fluid Dynamics - II

3

MATH – 4210

Group Theory - II (Study of Symmetries)

3

MATH – 4211

History and Philosophy of Mathematics - II

3

MATH – 4212

Measure Theory - II

3

MATH – 4213

Modern Algebra - II (Commutative Rings and Fields)

3

MATH – 4214

Non-Linear Systems - II

3

MATH – 4215

Nonlinear Solutions of Partial Differential Equations-II

3

MATH – 4216

Operation Research - II

3

MATH – 4217

Projective Geometry - II

3

MATH – 4218

Quantum Mechanics - II

3

MATH – 4219

Relativity - II

3

MATH – 4220

Software Engineering - II (Analysis)

3

MATH – 4221

Theory of Processes - II

3

MATH – 4222

Theory of Splines - II

3

MATH – 4223

Topology - II (Differential Topological)

3

 

Allied Mathematics for Major in Business Accounting & Finance, Economics, Statistics

 

Year – 1

Semester – I

ALMATH – 1101

Basic Mathematics

3

Semester – II

ALMATH – 1201

Pre Calculus

3

Year – 2

Semester – III

ALMATH – 2101

Calculus

3

Semester – IV

ALMATH – 2203

Optimization Theory

3

 

Allied Mathematics for Major in Chemistry

 

Year – 1

Semester – I

ALMATH – 1101

Basic Mathematics

3

Semester – II

ALMATH – 1201

Pre Calculus

3

Year – 2

Semester – III

ALMATH – 2101

Calculus

3

Semester – IV

ALMATH – 2202

Calculus of Several Variables

3

 

Allied Mathematics for Major in Electronics and Physics

 

Year – 1

Semester – I

ALMATH – 1102

Calculus

3

Semester – II

ALMATH – 1202

Advance Calculus

3

Year – 2

Semester – III

ALMATH – 2102

Differential Equations

3

Semester – IV

ALMATH – 2201

Coordinate Geometry

3

 

Elementary Mathematics for Languages, Biological Sciences, Arts and Social Sciences

 

Semester – IV

EMATH – 2201

Elementary Mathematics-I (for languages and Biological Sciences Disciplines)

3

EMATH – 2202

Elementary Mathematics-II (for non-languages Disciplines)

3

 

Semester Breakup for M.Phil

 

Semester – I

Semester

Course Title

Credit Hours

I

Two Core courses from the following list of core courses will be offered

3+3=6

 

Two optional courses will be offered from the following list of courses

3+3=6

II

Four optional courses will be offered from the following list of optional courses

4x3=12

III & IV

Thesis

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M.Phil Mathematics

 

Core Subjects

MATH-7101

Advanced Topology

3

MATH-7102

Algebraic Geometry

3

MATH-7103

Foundation of Mathematics

3

MATH-7104

Functional Analysis in Applied Mathematics and Engineering

3

MATH-7105

Numerical analysis

3

Optional Subjects

MATH-7106

Advanced Group Theory

3

MATH-7107

Advance Ring Theory

3

MATH-7108

Algebraic Topology

3

MATH-7109

Algebraic Number Theory

3

MATH-7110

Approximation Theory

3

MATH-7111

Commutative Algebras

3

MATH-7112

Computer Algebra

3

MATH-7113

Constructive Approximation

3

MATH-7114

C*-algebras

3

MATH-7115

Differential Topology

3

MATH-7116

Di Topology

3

MATH-7117

Distribution Theory

3

MATH-7118

Fixed Point Theory

3

MATH-7119

Fourier Analysis and its Applications in Signal Analysis and Image Processing

3

Math-7120

Galois Theory

3

Math-7121

Geo Mathematics

3

Math-7122

Generalization of Groups

3

Math-7123

Graph Theory and Applications

3

Math-7124

Inverse Problem

3

Math-7125

Interpolation through Wavelets and Saplines

3

Math-7126

Knot Theory

3

Math-7127

Spectral Theory in Hilbert Spaces

3

Math-7128

Special Functions and their applications

3

Math-7129

Theory of Splines

3

Math-7130

Theory of Wavelets

3

Math-7131

Theory of Differential Equations

3

Math-7132

Theory of Relativity

3

Math-7133

Numerical Approximation Theory

3

Math-7134

Numerical Solution of Partial Differential Equations

3

Math-7135

Non linear Dynamics and Control theory

3

Math-7136

Valuation Theory

3

Math-7137

Theory of Semi-Rings

3

Math-7138

Fluid Dynamics

3

Math-7139

Discrete Mathematics

3

Math-7299

Thesis

12

 

Note: An optional course will be offered subject to availability of resource person.

 

Faculty

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Name

Designation

Area of Interest

Dr. Karamat Hussain Dar, PhD (Birmingham)

Chairperson

Group Theory, BCK Algebras

Prof. Muhammad Aslam,  PhD (QAU)

Professor

Theory of Ring, BCK Algebra and their Generalisations, Theory of Semi-rings

Mr. Tahir Saeed Mir,  MPhil (QAU)

Associate Professor

Bifurcation Theory

Dr. Muhammad Akram, M.Phil (BZU), PhD, (Univ. of Kaiserslautern Germany)

Assistant Professor

Open Mapping and Fixed Point Theorems

Dr. Muhhamad Maroof Gohar, PhD (Hacettepe)

Assistant Professor

Compactness in Ditopological  Texture Spaces

Dr. Khurram Shabbir, PhD (GCUL)  

Assistant Professor

Singularity Theory; Algebraic Topology; Mathematical Physics

Dr. Saifullah, PhD (GCUL)  

Assistant Professor

Control Theory Application in Non-linear Dynamics; Fluid Mechanics

Dr. Asim Naseem, MCS, MCP, M.Sc. Mathematics (UET), Ph.D (ASSMS GCU)

Assistant Professor

Valuation Theory, Theory of fields and polynomials

Tanveer Iqbal, MPhil (PU)

Lecturer

General Relativity

Ms. Nahid Akhtar,  MPhil (GCUL)

Lecturer

Graph Algebra

Ms. Qaisra Fazal,  MPhil (PU)

Lecturer

Spline Theory

Azhar Ali Zafar, MPhil (GCUL) (on study leave)

Lecturer

Fixed Point Theory, Mathematical Statistics

Mr. Muhammad Zulfiqar, MPhil (GCUL) (on PhD Study Leave)

Lecturer

Radicals of Semi-rings Radical Theory

Hasan Mahmood, MSc (GCUL)

Lecturer

Algebraic Topology 

Muhammad Noman Aslam, MSc (GCUL)

Lecturer

Numerical Solutions of Poisson Equation

Muhammad Munir Butt, MSc (GCUL)

Lecturer

Numerical Analysis with Computer Application

Shahbaz Ahmad,  MPhil (GCUL)

Lecturer

Operations Research

Tariq Ismaeel,  MPhil (PU)

Lecturer

General Relativity

Tanveer Sohail,  MSc (GCUL)

Lecturer

 

Visiting Faculty

Syed Rizwan Ahmed, MSc (PU)

Arif Javed, MSc (PU)

Khalid Salim MPhil (QAU)

 

Journals & Publications

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The "Journal of Natural Sciences and Mathematics" is published under the Departments of Mathematics GC University, Lahore

 

 


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