Mahbubul Alam Majumdar, PhD
I am a mathematician with a wide array of interests. My interests in computer science are development oriented -- how can we use computer science techniques and compuational power to make the lives of Bangladeshis better? My academic interests are in string theory, early universe cosmology, quantum computing and machine learning.
For those wanting to work with me or do a thesis, an outline of my interests is below.
Computer Science
- Machine Learning
- Computational Finance
- Cryptocurrencies, Blockchain and related ideas
- Quantum Computing, Quantum Algorithms and Cryptography
Theoretical Physics
- String cosmology
- Black Hole Information Paradox and Quantum Information Theory
- Singularity resolution
- Resurgence and non-perturbative phenomena
Mathematics
- Elliptic curves, Modular forms and Moonshine
Other
- Game Theory, Auctions and applications of game theory to social sciences
- Sampling techniques and polling
One of my primary goals is the guiding of the best mathematical and scientific talent in Bangladesh and the creation of a community of extremely capable Bangladeshi mathematicians, theoretical physicsists and computer scientists. I am MIT's Regional Coordinator and the National Coach of the Bangladesh Mathematical Olympiad Team. I try to contribute to nation-building by injecting technical sophistication into the business and financial spaces and supporting entrepreneurs by finding them financial support and providing technical expertise to turn their ideas into successful companies to create a modern Bangladesh.
I have taught a wide array of courses ranging from Machine Learning to Number Theory to Quantum Field Theory.
Thesis Students Supervised (B.Sc. and M.Sc.)
2017
o Md. Adib Muhtasim, Syeda Ramisa Fariha, Nabila Islam, Rayhan Rashid, “Secure Data Transaction and Data Analysis of IOT Devices Using Blockchain,” December 2017
o Ashiq Rahman, “Nonperturbative Phenomena in Field Theory and Gravity, and use of Borel Summation to Capture Nonperturbative Information” December 2017
o Reefat, “The AdS-CFT correspondence and the black hole information paradox,” March 2018
o Tareq Ahmed, “Information transmission through a quantum information channel,” December 2018
o Pranjal Chakraborty, Rashad Al Hasan Rony, Ummay Sani Pria, “Predicting Stock Market Movement using Sentiment Analysis of Twitter Feed,” April 2018.
o Paresha Farastu, Rafiduzzaman Sonnet, Saddat Hasan, Sandipon Paul “Analysis of quantum algorithms,” August 2017
o Nishat Shama, “A Machine Learning Approach to Predict Crime Using Time and Location Data,” April 2018
o Tasnim Dewan Orin, “Golpo: implementation of a Bangla chatbot” April 2018
2016
o Md. Nahid Hasan Himel (mnhhimel111[at]gmail[dot]com, Araf Iftekhar (aiadnan1993[at]gmail[dot]com), “IT Infrastructure for Economic Zone,” December 2016.
o Ipshita Bonhi Upoma, “Supersymmetric Gauge Theories as an Application of Group Theory in High Energy Physics and Starobinsky Cosmological Inflation,” April 2016.
o Noshin Nawwar Sadat, “Implementation of Time Series Approaches to Financial Data,” August 2016
Previous Years
o Mishkat Al Alvi, Avik Roy, Moinul Hossain Rahat, “A quantum information theoretic analysis of the black hole information paradox in formulating a nonlocal model for information transfer,” February 2013
o Raza Sabbir Sufian, “One-Loop Effective Action in M(atrix) Theory,” July 2010
My personal webpage is: http://whereismahbub.com . I am very fortunate to be married to Sharmeen Hossain, an investment banker, and someone with a personality orthogonal to my own.
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Professor and Dean, School of Data and Sciences,
Department of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
Address
Building-UB-8, Floor-7th
Room: UB80706
45 Mohakhali C/A, Dhaka
