News Room | Department of Mathematics, CUI Lahore

Chair's Column

The Mathematics Department at COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus stands at the forefront of mathematical excellence, embracing the evolving role of mathematics in today's world of scientific breakthroughs and the pervasive influence of digital technology in our daily lives. Our commitment to keeping pace with these advancements is unwavering, as we passionately dedicate ourselves to delivering exceptional teaching services to various departments within the university. Our curriculum spans the entire spectrum, from fundamental to advanced courses, ensuring that every student's educational journey is enriched and enlightened.

Our department's mission is centered on a comprehensive array of mathematics programs, ranging from Bachelor's to Doctoral levels. Our course offerings are as diverse as they are profound, instilling in our students a profound understanding of mathematical concepts and sharpening their problem-solving abilities. Our esteemed faculty members are not just educators; they are mentors who uphold the highest standards in mathematics education. They provide students majoring in Engineering, Physics, Computer Science, Management Sciences, and Social Sciences with a robust mathematical foundation, empowering them to excel in their respective fields.

Our department fosters a dynamic research environment where our faculty actively engages in Pure, Applied and Computational Mathematics. This ethos of research excellence transcends boundaries, fostering collaborations with scholars worldwide. In our ongoing pursuit of academic excellence, we are excited to announce the addition of a specialization in Information Technology and Financial Mathematics to our esteemed BS Mathematics Programme. Graduates of IT program will be equipped for careers in software development, data science, cybersecurity, banking, insurance, investment firms, and financial consulting.

Our commitment to providing students with an intellectually stimulating learning environment is unwavering. We achieve this by combining theoretical and practical courses and enriching their experience with a plethora of academic events, including lectures, schools, conferences, and workshops. This commitment to multidisciplinary education and staying at the forefront of mathematical trends and applications reflects our dedication to nurturing the mathematicians and problem solvers of tomorrow. Join us on this exhilarating mathematical journey towards a future enriched with knowledge and innovation.

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Hussain Ali
Head, Department of Mathematics,

2022-2023 Highlights

Appointed as chairman mathematics- Prof. Dr. Sarfraz Ahmad

Prof. Dr. Sarfraz Ahmad has recently taken on the role of Chairman for the Mathematics Department. He not only excels in academia but also exemplifies leadership. Through teaching, research, international collaboration, and mentorship, he significantly advances the field within his institution and beyond.

He earned his Ph.D. from the Abdus Salam School of Mathematical Sciences, Pakistan, with a focus on Combinatorial Commutative Algebra. He did his post-doctoral research at Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany.

Prof. Ahmad's academic trajectory includes roles as an Assistant Professor and Associate Professor at COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Lahore. This journey culminated in his ascent to Associate Professor at COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus. His abiding passions are teaching and impactful research in Combinatorics, Graph Theory, and Algebraic Statistics.

Prof. Ahmad's research initiatives have secured funding from the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan. Projects investigating Ranking Ideals and Subdivided Complexes underscore his impactful contributions. He also leads as National Principal Investigator for the Graduate Research Assistantships in Developing Countries (GRAID) project, funded by IMU, Germany.

His scholarly contributions extend to numerous publications, including the book "Sequentially Cohen-Macaulay and Regularity of Monomial Ideals," and 35 journal papers.

Exciting Additions to BS Mathematics Program: Newly Approved Specializations for Enhanced Academic Pathways

COMSATS Lahore Campus is pleased to announce the introduction of two distinct specializations in the BS Mathematics program: Information Technology and Finance. This initiative aims to offer students a remarkable opportunity to combine their passion for Mathematics with the rapidly evolving fields of Information Technology and Finance. By integrating these specialized areas into the curriculum, we aim to equip students with a comprehensive skill set that aligns with the demands of the modern era. The inclusion of Information Technology will enable students to gain proficiency in the utilization of advanced technological tools and software, fostering their ability to analyze and interpret complex mathematical data. This specialization will enable students to explore the integration of mathematics and technology, allowing them to pursue diverse career paths in areas such as data analysis, computer science, and software engineering.

Moreover, the Finance specialization will provide students with an understanding of the fundamental principles of finance and its application to mathematical models. This knowledge will empower students to excel in finance-related roles, including investment analysis, risk management, and financial planning. By integrating finance into the BS Mathematics program, we aim to create well-rounded professionals who can bridge the gap between mathematics and the financial sector, contributing effectively to both disciplines.

By offering these explicit specializations, COMSATS Lahore Campus seeks to provide a conducive environment for students to pursue their academic and professional aspirations. We believe that this program will enable students to leverage their mathematical skills in the context of Information Technology and Finance, ensuring their competitiveness and adaptability in a rapidly evolving job market.
We invite students to seize this wonderful opportunity and embark on a rewarding educational journey that combines their passion for mathematics with the ever-expanding domains of Information Technology and Finance.

Congratulations to all the winners and participants!

CIMPA school on Recent Advances in Combinatorics and its Application is scheduled

The school provided an introduction to both basic and advanced concepts in combinatorics, primarily targeting Master's level students. It assumed a reasonable general mathematical background but did not require previous specialized knowledge in the covered topics. The scientific content of the courses was tightly coordinated, offering a concrete learning experience as a foundation for further study.

The material was motivated by an overview of the field and discussions of main open problems. It mainly consisted of relatively simple cases, allowing students to learn specific proof techniques. A significant amount of time was dedicated to exercise and tutorial sessions, where students received individual attention from the lecturers. The first week of the school consisted of four introductory courses covering graph colorings and labeling, F-convexity and related problems, Cayley graphs, and the degree-diameter problem. The second week focused on more advanced topics, including tropical convexity, combinatorics, and commutative algebra, metric spaces over groups, Neumaier graphs, and signed and addressing graphs. The final course discussed new bounds for strongly regular graphs, recent progress on Neumaier graphs, and open problems in signed and addressing graphs.

CIMPA School Lectures

Colourings and Labelings of Graphs	Andrea Semaničová-Feňovčíková (Technical University in Košice, Slovakia)
On F-convexity and Related Problems	Liping Yuan (Hebei Normal University,China)
Cayley Graphs and the Degree-Diameter Problem	Tomas Vetrik (University of the Free State, South Africa)
Metric Dimension Related Parameters in Graphs	Yero Ismael Gonzalez (Universidad de Cádiz, South Africa)
On Neumaier, Signed and Adressing Graphs	Jack Koolen (University of Science and Technology of China, China)
Computational Workshop: Graph Based Codes with SAGEMath	Edgar Martínez-Moro (University of Valladolid, Castilla, Spain)
Matrices, Graph Labelings, and Ramsey Numbers	Rinovia Simanjuntak (Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia)
Spectrum Related Invariants of Graphs	Muhammad Imran (U. A. E)

1st Inter-Colleges Mathematical Contest

The mathematics department at COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus has announced the contesting event 1st Inter-Colleges Mathematical Contest in the campus. The contest is designed to promote mathematics and generate interest among intermediate collage’s students. It provides an excellent opportunity for them to show their mathematical skills and abilities. The contest will consist of multiple types questions that will challenge the students to apply their mathematical knowledge, including algebra, geometry, and calculus, to solve them within a specific time frame. The event holds tremendous potential for students to advance their future studies and pursue careers in mathematics and related fields.

Faculty Promotions

Dr. Kashif Nazar promoted as Associate Professor

Dr. Kashif Nazar successfully attained his M.Sc. degree from the University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan, in the year 2002. Subsequently, he embarked on a trajectory of academic progression, culminating in the acquisition of his M.S. degree from Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS), Lahore, in 2007. This educational pursuit further augmented his proficiency within the domain.
His academic odyssey culminated with the conferral of a Ph.D. in mathematics by Malaysia's Universiti Teknologi Malaysia in 2016. Subsequently, Dr. Kashif Nazar held the designation of Assistant Professor within the Department of Mathematics at Comsats University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, from the year 2007 until May 22nd, 2022.
The focal points of Dr. Kashif Nazar's scientific inquiries orbit around the realms of applied and computational complex analysis. In totality, his scholastic achievements, pedagogical undertakings, and research proclivities converge to manifest his unwavering commitment to the field of mathematics, with a particular emphasis on the facets of applied and computational complex analysis.

Dr. Rabia Saleem promoted as Associate Professor

Dr. Rabia Saleem has assumed the role of Assistant Professor at the Lahore campus of the Comsats University Islamabad (CUI) since 2017. Her primary research domain centers on General Relativity and Cosmology, and her academic contributions encompass the dissemination of over 60 research papers across esteemed high-impact factor journals, collectively amassing an impact factor of 185.
Dr. Saleem's scholarly pursuits encompass a diverse array of themes within Cosmology and Astrophysics. These encompass subjects such as Cosmic Inflation, the Phenomenon of an Expanding Universe, Models pertaining to Dark Energy, Compact Stellar Objects, and Thermodynamics, among others.
Her pedagogical leadership is reflected in the supervision of 20 Master's level students, while her mentorship extends to the oversight of 3 doctoral candidates presently under her tutelage.
In 2019, Dr. Saleem garnered distinction through her selection as a Young Scientist representative from Pakistan to participate in the 69th Lindau Nobel Laureates Meeting—a globally renowned confluence that brought together 580 emerging scholars from across the world for interaction with 39 laureates of the Nobel Prize.
Further attesting to her academic distinction, she was chosen to partake in the 8th Heidelberg Laureate Forum in 2021, further enriching her engagement within the academic community.
Her prominence in the academic sphere is underscored by her designation as a Young Affiliate of The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) for the quadrennial period spanning 2022 to 2026, thereby perpetuating her commitment to advancing the frontiers of scientific knowledge and scholarship.

Dr. Sadia Khalid promoted as Associate Professor

Dr. Sadia Khalid attained her Ph.D. in 2014 from the Abdus Salam School of Mathematical Sciences, Government College University, Lahore, Pakistan. Her academic journey was further enriched by her pursuit of a post-Doctorate degree in 2016 from the University of Zagreb, Croatia. In 2017, she assumed the role of Assistant Professor within the Department of Mathematics at COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus. She was promoted to the position of Associate Professor in the year 2023.
Throughout her distinguished career, a research project under her stewardship was endorsed in 2022, earning the distinction of being approved within the esteemed framework of the National Research Program for Universities by the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan. Her scholarly endeavors have culminated in the publication of 35 research articles within internationally acclaimed journals.

Dr. Hafiz Afzal Siddiqui promoted as Associate Professor

Dr. Hafiz Afzal Siddiqui accomplished his Ph.D. in Mathematics from the esteemed National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Islamabad, in 2015. Under the tutelage of Dr. Muhammad Imran, his doctoral research was concentrated on Metric Graph Theory. His research interests within the realm of graph theory encompass a wide spectrum, including topics such as resolvability in graphs, graph labelings, topological invariants of chemical graphs, spectra of graphs, and chromatic spectra of graphs.
Throughout his academic voyage, Dr. Afzal has garnered an array of notable achievements and accolades. He was privileged to receive a distinctive research scholarship from the National University of Sciences and Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan, spanning the years 2014 to 2015. Additionally, during his tenure at the university from 2012 to 2015, he merited a fee waiver based on his academic excellence. In 2011, he was given a travel grant and residency by ICTP (Italy) to facilitate a one-month research visit, during which he participated in a workshop and conference focused on Graph Theory.

Dr. Mohsan Hassan promoted as Associate Professor

Dr. Mohsan Hassan earned his PhD in Applied Mathematics from the International Islamic University Islamabad, Pakistan, where he conducted research on convection flows in nanofluids. His exceptional dedication to both teaching and research has been acknowledged through his recent elevation to the position of Associate Professor at Comsats University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, Pakistan.
Before his promotion, he served as an Assistant Professor (TTS) at the same university, contributing significantly to the academic community from 2017 to 2023. He has also been engaged as an Assistant Professor at HITEC University, Cantt Taxila, and Barani Institute of Information Technology (PMAS Arid Agriculture University Rawalpindi). With a fervent commitment to education, he has delivered a diverse range of courses at both undergraduate and graduate levels.
Dr. Mohsan Hassan's expertise extends into prolific research endeavors. He has authored and co-authored over 50 research papers and has taken on the mantle of Principal Investigator and Co-Principal Investigator for several projects. His expertise particularly shines in areas encompassing nanofluids, non-Newtonian fluids, heat and mass transfer, and the solution of differential equations. His contributions have notably influenced the field of applied mathematics, enriching the understanding of complex phenomena.

Dr. Sadia Arshad promoted as Associate Professor

Dr. Sadia Arshad holds the position of Associate Professor of Mathematics at COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus. She obtained her Ph.D. degree in Mathematics in 2013, following her previous accomplishment of a BS (Hons) degree in 2008, for which she was awarded a Gold Medal by the University of the Punjab.
During the period spanning 2015 to 2017, Dr. Arshad assumed the role of a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the esteemed Chinese Academy of Sciences. Her academic pursuits are deeply rooted in a range of interests, including computational modeling, differential equations, numerical methods, and fractional calculus. The application of mathematical modeling is invaluable in comprehending the intrinsic structure and dynamics of real-world systems. Moreover, the domain of fractional calculus, rapidly advancing, holds her attention due to its multifaceted utility in control theory, biological systems, medicine, epidemiology, experimental data fitting, and various other pivotal arenas within the scientific and engineering realms.

Dr. Syed Tahir Raza Rizvi promoted as Associate Professor

Dr. Syed Tahir Raza Rizvi completed his PhD in Mathematics at COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, Pakistan. Prior, he earned an M.Phil from the University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore. Presently a Tenured Associate Professor at COMSATS, he previously worked as an Assistant Professor there from 2016 to 2023, and as a Lecturer at COMSATS and Allama Iqbal Open University.
Dr. Rizvi's research interests span Multiple Solitons, Nonlinear Waves, Mathematical Biology, Conservation Laws, and Bifurcation. He studies diverse solitons, such as Lump waves and Rogue Waves, along with applying mathematical concepts to comprehend biological systems, explore conservation laws, and analyze bifurcations. His 200 papers contribute significantly, with an Impact Factor over 500 and an H-Index of 34, supported by 3828 Scopus citations. He has supervised three PhDs and 24 MS students.

Dr. Madiha Khalid promoted as Assistant Professor

Madiha Khalid is an accomplished Assistant Professor in CUI's Department of Mathematics, Lahore. Her PhD specialized in Graph Theory, Operations Research, and Numerical Analysis, completed at CUI from September 2012 to January 2019. She also holds an M.Phil from UET, Lahore (September 2004 to July 2008).
Madiha's exceptional dedication and teaching prowess led to her recent promotion as Assistant Professor. Her research contributions grace reputable journals like Utilitas Mathematica and Bulletin of the Australian Mathematical Society. Notably, her work covers cycle-(super) magic labeling of disconnected graphs and cycle-supermagicness of subdivided graphs.

Graduate Student News

PhD Students

Farukh Ejaz

Title: Domination of Topological Invariants in Molecular Graphs and Fuzzy Graphs
Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Hussain

Quratulain Muneer

Title: Implications of F (R. T) Theory in Cosmological Aspects
Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Zubair

Muhammad Bilal Amin

Title: Physical Aspects of Cosmic Parameters and Wormhole Solutions in Modified Theories of Gravity
Supervisor: Dr. Shamaila Rani

Shahid Chaudhary

Title: Physical Analysis of Black Holes Through Well-Known Approaches
Supervisor: Dr. Abdul Jawad

Jamshed Nasir

Title: Fractional Integral Inequalities via Generalized Convex Function
Supervisor: Dr. Saad Ihsan Butt

Abdul Malik Sultan

Title: Dynamic Properties of Some Cosmological Systems
Supervisor: Dr. Abdul Jawad

Farhana Yasmeen

Title: Extremal and Computational Invariants of Different Families of Graphs
Supervisor: Dr. Kashif Ali

Shazia Manzoor

Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Kamran Siddique
Title: On Entropy Measures of Graph Structures and Their Applications

Muhammad Aamer Rashid

Title: On Regularity and Topological Properties of Some Graphs
Supervisor: Dr. Sarfraz Ahmad

MS Students

Below is the detailed information of the MS scholars in Mathematics who have successfully defended their research theses and completed their MS degrees:

Fall 2022

Ahmad Khan

Thesis Title: New Simpson-Newton Type Inequalities in Mercer Sense
Supervisor: Dr. Saad Ihsan Butt

Amina Bashir

Thesis Title: On Statistical Analysis of Topological Indices for Beyrllium Oxide
Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Kamran Siddiqui

Aqfa

Thesis Title: Flow Characteristics of Non-Newtonian Cross Model Fluid over a Variable Thicker Sheet
Supervisor: Dr. Mohsan Hassan

Aqsa Saleem

Thesis Title: Gravitational Baryogenesis within Gravity using Isotopic and Anisotropic Universe Models
Supervisor: Dr. Rabia Saleem

Ayesha Shahbaz

Thesis Title: Topological Indices and Entropy Measure for Line Graph of Carbon Nanocone
Supervisor: Dr. Imran Zulfiqar Cheema

Basharat Ali

Thesis Title: Computation of Degree based Indices and Entropies of Some Graphs
Supervisor: Dr. Kashif Ali

Dania Tahir

Thesis Title: Survey of the Two-Population Neural Field Model Study with and without External Inputs
Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Yousaf

Fareeha Rasool

Thesis Title: Study of Cosmic Warm Inflation using Dark Energy Models
Supervisor: Dr. Shamaila Rani

Farhan Saleem

Thesis Title: Investigation on Boundary Layer Flow of Non-Newtonian Ellis Model Fluid over Variable Thicker Sheet
Supervisor: Dr. Mohsan Hassan

Hira Andleeb

Thesis Title: Multivariate Public Key Cryptosystem with Polynomial Composition
Supervisor: Dr. Tariq Javed Zia

Hira Inam

Thesis Title: New Fractional Extensions of Hadamard Mercer Inequalities
Supervisor: Dr. Saad Ihsan Butt

Hussnain Raza

Thesis Title: Some Thermal Properties of Self Gravitating Object
Supervisor: Dr. Abdul Jawad

Khadija Bibi

Thesis Title: On Some Degree based Indices of the Hypertree and Corona Products of Graphs
Supervisor: Dr. Sarfraz Ahmad

Khadija Mazhar

Thesis Title: Locating and Fault-Tolerant Locating Numbers of Certain Structure
Supervisor: Dr. H. M. Afzal Siddiqui

M. Hamza Fayyaz

Thesis Title: On Topological Indices of Two-Dimensional Metal Organic Framework
Supervisor: Dr. M. Faisal Nadeem

Muhammad Abu Baker

Thesis Title: Topological Invariants on Line Graphs of Silicate and Silicate Sheets
Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Hussain

Muhammad Anas

Thesis Title: On Some Eccentricity and Degree based Topological Indices of Face Centered Cubic Lattice
Supervisor: Dr. Hani Shaker

Muhammad Awais Iqbal

Thesis Title: Topological Indices on Line Graph of Cellulose Network
Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Hussain

Muhammad Nabeel

Thesis Title: Some Novel Extensions of ELECTRE-I and TOPSIS Methods Under Cubic Bipolar and m-polar Fuzzy Information
Supervisor: Dr. Adeel Farooq

Muhammd Asif

Thesis Title: Solutions of Some Mathematical Models by Homotopy Perturbation Method
Supervisor: Dr. Muhamamd Rafiullah

Nimra

Thesis Title: Applications of Lump, Rogue Wave and their Interactions for Nonlinear Equations
Supervisor: Dr. Syed Tahir Raza Rizvi

Noor Ul Huda

Thesis Title: Mostar Invariants of Different Families of Graphs
Supervisor: Dr. Kashif Ali

Rabie Ashraf

Thesis Title: Graph Labelings via Abelian Groups
Supervisor: Dr. Hani Shaker

Rizwan Akbar

Thesis Title: Implication of Complexity Factor on Gravitational Decoupled Stellar Models
Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Zubair

Samia Ahmed

Thesis Title: Study of Breathers and M-Shaped Solutions to Nonlinear Models
Supervisor: Dr. Syed Tahir Raza Rizvi

Sania

Thesis Title: Effects of Interaction Terms on the Cosmology of Kaniadakis Holographic Dark Energy
Supervisor: Dr. Abdul Jawad

Shazia Batool

Thesis Title: Chaotic Attractors and Delayed Mathematical Model of Oncology
Supervisor: Dr. Ayesha Sohail

Tatheer Zahra

Thesis Title: Spanning Simplicial Complexes of Multi-Sheel Graphs
Supervisor: Dr. Imran Ahmad

Uqba Farooq

Thesis Title: On Some Algebraic Properties of the Path Ideal
Supervisor: Dr. Sarfraz Ahmad

Uzair Zaman Khan

Thesis Title: Physical Measures of Chemical Compounds in the Light of Topological Indices via Machine Learning Tools
Supervisor: Dr. Sana Javed

Yasir Naveed

Thesis Title: Refinements of Some Hardy-Littlewood-Pólya Type Inequalities and New Gruss and Ostrowski Type Upper Bounds
Supervisor: Dr. Sadia Khalid

Spring-2023

Abu-Bakar

Thesis Title: Study of Cosmic Expansion through Several Equation of States
Supervisor: Dr Shamaila Rani

Adnan Ahmad

Thesis Title: Graph Energies of Generalized Chain on Petersen Graphs
Supervisor: Prof. Dr Muhammad Hussain

Aitazaz Ahsan

Thesis Title: Cosmographic Analysis of Holographic Non-Zero Torsion Framework
Supervisor: Dr. Abdul Jawad

Aleeha Ijaz

Thesis Title: A Study of Cosmic Expansion via Some Dark Energy Models within Nonmetricity Theories
Supervisor: Dr. Rabia Saleem

Ali Akbar

Thesis Title: New Fractal Estimates of Bullen and Related Inequalities
Supervisor: Dr. Saad Ihsan Butt

Ali Haidar

Thesis Title: Use of Artificial Intelligence in Group Representation Theory
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Kashif Ali

Ali Hassan

Thesis Title: Two-Bump Solutions in the Two-Population Neural Field Model
Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Yousaf Bhatti

Ali Mehdi

Thesis Title: Inequalities via Lidstone's Interpolating Polynomial and Related Results
Supervisor: Dr. Sadia Khalid

Ammara Rashid

Thesis Title: An Introduction to Projective Geometry and the Klein Quadric
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Sarfraz Ahmad

Anam Riaz

Thesis Title: Some Interval Valued Intuitionistic Fuzzy Graph Structures
Supervisor: Dr. Imran Zulfiqar Cheema

Aneeqa Mehrab

Thesis Title: On the Combinatorics of Pfaffian Ideals
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Sarfraz Ahmad

Attiya Firdous

Thesis Title: Heat and Mass Flow of Non-Newtonian Three Element Viscous Model Fluid Over
Variable Thicker Sheet
Supervisor: Dr. Mohsan Hassan

Ayesha Aslam

Thesis Title: Effects of Well-Known Potentials on Cosmic Inflation in f(T) Gravity
Supervisor: Dr Abdul Jawad

Ayodeji Simeon Farominiyi

Thesis Title: Geometry of Manifolds and the Gauss Bonnet Theorem
Supervisor: Dr. Adeel Farooq

Bilal Shahaid Baig

Thesis Title: Artificial Intelligence to Optimize Parameters of Network Model of Oncology
Supervisor: Dr. Ayesha Sohail

Eiman Maqsood

Thesis Title: Generalized Study of Horizons, Photon Sphere and its Shadows in Rotating Black Holes
Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Zubair

Faraz William

Thesis Title: Intrinsic Nature of Gaussian Curvature
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Kashif Ali

Farooq Mehmood

Thesis Title: Constant-Roll Inflation Inspired by a Fermionic Field
Supervisor: Dr. Rabia Saleem

Farwa Raza

Thesis Title: On Cubic Pythagorean Fuzzy Topological Spaces and their Properties
Supervisor: Dr. Hani Shaker

Fazeela Haider

Thesis Title: Applications of B-spline in Fractional Partial Differential Equations
Supervisor: Dr. Tayyaba Ikram

Ghulam Qadir

Thesis Title: Construction of Numerical Scheme using Python for Neural Field Model
Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Yousaf Bhatti

Hafsa Iqbal

Thesis Title: On Entropy measure of Different Families of Fullerenes
Supervisor: Dr. M. Faisal Nadeem

Hafsa Jameel

Thesis Title: Study of Cracking and Complexity in the Context of Gravitational Decoupling
using Durgapal-Fuloria Model
Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Zubair

Hamza Sani

Thesis Title: Differentiation and Maximal Operators
Supervisor: Dr. Adeel Farooq

Hasnain Abbas

Thesis Title: Breathers, Rogue Wave and Lump Solutions for Nonlinear Partial Evolution Equation
Supervisor: Dr. Syed Tahir Raza Rizvi

Hudaa Zaidi

Thesis Title: Evaluation of Connection Number-Based Indices of Networks Derived from Triglyceride
Supervisor: Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Afzal Sidique

Mariam Nissar

Thesis Title: Boundary Layer Flow Behavior of Viscoelastic Maxwell Model Fluid over Thin Needle
Supervisor: Dr. Mohsan Hassan

Marwa Anwer

Thesis Title: Soliton Solutions for Various Nonlinear Models by Sub-ODE Technique
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Kashif Ali

Mehran Anwar

Thesis Title: New Bounds for Parametrized Fractional Bullen Type Inequalities Pertaining Differentiable Functions
Supervisor: Dr. Saad Ihsan Butt

Minahil Ijaz

Thesis Title: Topological Indices on Line Graph of Different Chemical Structures
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Muhammad Hussain

Mohammad Amaid Siddiqui

Thesis Title: Consensus based Multi-Person Decision Making using Average Operator in Incomplete Multiplicative Preference Relation's Environment
Supervisor: Dr. Atiq ur Rehman

Momna Abaidullah

Thesis Title: Study of Optical Pulses for Various Nonlinear Differential Equations
Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Faisal Nadeem

Muhammad Adeel Arshad

Thesis Title: Computing Connection Number-Based Indices for Graphs Derived from Metal Organic
Supervisor: Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Afzal Sidique

Muhammad Asif

Thesis Title: t-fold Edgewise Subdivision of a Simplicial Complex
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Sarfraz Ahmed

Muhammad Gulshan Iqbal

Thesis Title: Bright, Dark, Optical Pulses and Moving Fronts for Various Nonlinear Model
Supervisor: Dr. Syed Tahir Raza Rizvi

Muhammad Hamza Rasool

Thesis Title: Warm Inflation Inspired by Dark Energy within Non-Metricity Theories
Supervisor: Dr. Rabia Saleem

Muhammad Muzammal Khan

Thesis Title: Constraining the Newly Reconstructed f (Q,T)Gravity Models Under the Recent Cosmic Domain
Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Zubair

Muhammad Sadiq

Thesis Title: Computing Degree based Topological Indices for Copper Iodide
Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Kamran Siddiqui

Muhammad Shahan Murtaza

Thesis Title: Discrete Event Systems in Applied Sciences and AI-Recurrent Neural Networks
Supervisor: Dr. Ayesha Sohail

Muhammad Shoaib Azhar

Thesis Title: Some Notions of Interval Valued Fuzzy Graph Structures
Supervisor: Dr Atiq.Ur Rehman

Muhammad Umer

Thesis Title: Exploring Patterns and Relations in Knot Theory by using Machine Learning
Supervisor: Dr. Abdul Jawad

Naseer Ahmad

Thesis Title: Computing Degree based Topological Indices for Potassium Nitrate
Supervisor: Dr. M. Faisal Nadeem

Nida - Ul-Nasar

Thesis Title: Mathematical Study of Topological Indices
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Muhammad Hussain

Noor Sehar

Thesis Title: Thermodynamics of Calcium Chloride in the Light of Graphical Descriptors
Supervisor: Dr. Sana Javed

Rabia Siddique

Thesis Title: On Picture Fuzzy Bipolar Soft Topological Spaces
Supervisor: Dr. Hani Shaker

Ramisa Zia

Thesis Title: Multiple Soliton Solutions for Various Nonlinear Evolution Equations by Hirota Method
Supervisor: Dr. Syed Tahir Raza Rizvi

Sadaf Iqbal

Thesis Title: Effects of Exponential Entropy on Thermodynamic Geometries
Supervisor: Dr. Shamaila Rani

Sajawal Ali Toor

Thesis Title: Montgomery's Identity and Related Inequalities
Supervisor: Dr. Sadia Khalid

Sana Malik

Thesis Title: Thermodynamic Study of Higher Dimensional Black Holes through Exponential Entropy
Supervisor: Dr Abdul Jawad

Sana Zafar

Thesis Title: Solutions of Some Nonlinear Mathematical Models by Laplace Adomian Decomposition Method
Supervisor: Dr. M. Rafiullah

Shehneel

Thesis Title: Long Short-Term Memory Approach to Maximize the Reward and Minimize the.Risk
Supervisor: Dr. Ayesha Sohail

Sidra Karim

Thesis Title: Cosmographic and Matter Bounce Scenario in Modified Torsion Gravity
Supervisor: Dr. Shamaila Rani

Syed Laeeq Haider

Thesis Title: Resolving Domination Number of Graphs Derived from Certain Structures
Supervisor: Dr. H. M. Afzal Siddiqui

Tasmeer Jameel

Thesis Title: Finite Element Method and its Application for Solving Diffusion and Biot Model
Supervisor: Dr. Sadia Arshad

Warisha

Thesis Title: Analysis of Barrow Holographic Dark Energy in Five-Dimensional Modified Gravity
Supervisor: Dr. Shamaila Rani

Zainab Zaka

Thesis Title: On Fermatean Fuzzy Bipolar Soft Topological Space
Supervisor: Dr. Hani Shaker

BS Scholars
FA-2022

Muhammad Ali Naseem
Muhammad Zubair
Ali Hamza
Muhammad Tahir
Saad Hussain
Hamatia Afzal
Muhammad Sajid
Hasnain Ali
Abu Harera
Javeria Saleem
Fatima Batool
Muhammad Adnan
Shehrooz
Muhammad Sajjad Asghar
Ghulam Mustafa
Husnain Niamat
Muhammad Azeem
Humaira Ijaz
Tayyab Abbas
Muhammad Farman
Azhar Iqbal
Hassan Ali
Faizan Asif
Rimsha Noreen
Muhammad Zeeshan
Sufiyan Ali
Ahmad Mehmood
Umar Yaqoob
Abdul Rehman
Muhammad Umair Umer

Spring-2023

Aqsa Nazar
Abdul Rasheed
Majid Siddique
Bakhtawar Bashir
Yasmeen Razia
Muhammad Ismail
Usama Yaseen
Sadia
Syeda Hira Fatima
Shamsul Jahan Shamsa
Nimra Asif
Laiba Fareed
Rai Mukhtar Hakim
Muhammad Yasin
Iqra Anjum
Mohsin Khan
Faiza Kousar
Muhammad Awais
Muhammad Javaid
Husnain Ali
Maham Muzaffar
Mudassarah Tasneem
Muhammad Mehtab
Syed Umair Raza
Shaiza Zulkaif
Mazahir Ali
Arooj Jabbar
Maira
Hifza Riaz
Nisha Ashfaq
Husnain Hafeez
Ahtisham Rasool
Nadia Shareef
Fatima Saleem
Muhammad Faheem
Faizan Ahmed
Aqsa Mustafa
Faisal Mehmood
Shahid Nadeem
Fatima
Rimsha Saher
Syed Irtza Mehdi
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