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David Mond is a Professor of Mathematics at the University of Warwick, specializing in singularity theory, algebraic geometry, and climate change research. His work bridges pure mathematics with applications in topology and environmental modeling. He holds an office in C2.17 and can be reached at D.M.Q.Mond@warwick.ac.uk.
His research spans over four decades, with notable contributions to the classification of singularities, logarithmic vector fields, and free divisors. A key publication is Singularities of Mappings (2020), part of Springer’s Grundlehren series. He has secured grants from the Royal Society, EPSRC, and the London Mathematical Society for projects like 'Frobenius Manifolds & F-manifolds in Singularity Theory' (2005–2008).
Mond’s recent work explores intersections between singularity theory and climate change, applying game-theoretic models to environmental policy analysis. His teaching includes modules like MA3F1 Topology and MA5NO Cohomology, reflecting his commitment to both research and education in mathematics.
He advises on pedagogical initiatives, such as the Warwick Teaching Certificate for Mathematics, and collaborates internationally on singularities and foliations. His research group focuses on topics like vanishing cycles, discriminants, and the topology of mapping images.
