Help Me Choose the Best Applied Mathematics Research Topic!

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The discussion revolves around selecting an applied mathematics research topic, with suggestions including delayed differential equations, population studies, fingerprint recognition, DNA analysis, and cryptography. The poster expresses a preference for cryptography but seeks clarity on which topic would yield the best research outcome for maximum bonus points. Participants provide links to resources that may assist in the research process. The emphasis is on creating a comprehensive and high-quality project. The conversation highlights the importance of choosing a topic that not only interests the researcher but also has ample resources available for support.
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The math prof. is requesting a research on an applied mathematics topic, he suggested some topics like:

1- Delayed Diffrential Equations and Their Apps
2- Population
3- Fingerprint Recognition
4- DNA
5- Cryptography

I like cryptography but I'm still confused about which topic to choose. I need to make this research as complete and perfect as possible because I badly need most of its bonus points. Help me choose, and remember PF (YOU) is going to be my place to ask questions on the research and seek resources.
Note that the bigger the research is going to be, the more points I'm going to have.
 
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