Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

The blog on research in mathematics at the University of Surrey

Alex Mahalov from Arizona State University visits Mathematics and gives a FM Seminar

Alex Mahalov, Wilhoit Foundation Distinguished Professor of Mathematics at Arizona State University, visited Maths@Surrey on Monday 21 September. His host for the visit was Bin Cheng. In addition to meeting members of staff and having research discussions, he gave a Fundamental Mathematics Seminar in the afternoon. The title was “Doppler Effects Associated with Nonlinear Motion […]


Paper of Bin Cheng about the shallow water equations on a sphere to appear in SIMA

The paper “Singular limits of the shallow water equations on the sphere“, co-authored by Bin Cheng and Steve Schochet (Tel-Aviv University), has been accepted for publication in the SIAM J Mathematical Analysis (SIMA). In the paper, solutions of the slightly compressible shallow water equations on a rapidly rotating sphere are shown to be bounded uniformly […]


David Lloyd speaks at conference on pattern formation held at the University of Minnesota

David Lloyd visited the University of Minnesota Twin Cities last week (10-14 August) to attend and speak at the conference “Order and function in complex systems: coherent structures, selection and stability“. The conference was in honor of the 60th birthday of Arnd Scheel, Professor of Mathematics at UMN. Dave spoke on “Towards a spatial dynamics […]


Paper of Martin Wolf on higher Chern-Simons theory published in the J Mathematical Physics

The paper “Adjusting higher Chern-Simons theory“, co-authored by G. Gagliardo, D. Rist, C. Saemann (all three part of Heriot-Watt, and the Maxwell Institute), and Martin Wolf, has been published in the Journal of Mathematical Physics (open access link here). A fundamental problem in formulating higher Chern–Simons theories is the construction of a consistent higher gauge […]


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