Irene Kyza

Dr. Irene Kyza is a Lecturer in Computational Mathematics at the University of St Andrews' School of Mathematics and Statistics. Her research focuses on developing advanced numerical methods for solving complex partial differential equations arising in physical systems.

Core research areas include:

• Structure-preserving algorithms for Schrödinger-type equations
• A posteriori error analysis for nonlinear evolution equations
• Adaptive numerical methods for blow-up detection
• Wave dynamics and instability phenomena

Her publication portfolio demonstrates consistent focus on numerical analysis of wave phenomena, particularly Schrödinger equations and hydrodynamic models. Recent work emphasizes efficient approximation techniques for ocean wave modeling and stochastic sea states.

She currently supervises PhD candidate Yilin Wang and contributes to research on adaptive time-stepping schemes and regularization techniques for singular solutions.