The paper “Monge–Ampère geometry and the Eady problem“, co-authored by Roberto D’Onofrio (former PhD student at Surrey), Giovanni Ortenzi (University of Torino), and Ian Roulstone, has been published today (7 May) in Proceedings A of the Royal Society of London. The paper formalizes the idea of a Chynoweth–Sewell front and illuminates its geometrical meaning from […]
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The paper “Influence network reconstruction from discrete time-series of count data modelled by multidimensional Hawkes processes“, co-authored by Naratip Santitissadeekorn, Martin Short (Georgia Tech), and David Lloyd, has been accepted for publication in PhysicaD. The paper develops network inference methods for both batched and sequential count data, and they introduce an ensemble-based algorithm, rooted in […]
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The Surrey Postgraduate Graduation Ceremony was held the week of 28 April, with the Mathematics ceremony on Tuesday 29 April. At the ceremony, held at the Guildford Cathedral, PhD awards were conferred on Kieran Boniface (supervisor: Carina Dunlop, now at UCL), Roberto D’Onofrio (supervisors: Ian Roulstone & Tom Bridges), Steven Falconer (supervisors: Dave Lloyd & […]
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On Friday last week (25 April), the official signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Surrey Mathematics School (SuMS) and the University of Surrey took place. SuMS is a school within the Learning Partners Academy Trust working in partnership with the University of Surrey. The School opened its doors to the first cohort […]
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The paper “Ambitwistor Yang-Mills theory revisited“, co-authored by Leron Borsten (Hertfordshire), Branislav Jurčo (Charles University, Prague), Hyungrok Kim (Hertfordshire), Christian Saemann (Heriot-Watt), and Martin Wolf, has been published in the journal Annales Henri Poincaré. The paper is open access and freely available (link here). The screenshot below shows the front page along with the abstract.
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The book “More UK Success Stories in Industrial Mathematics“, edited by Philip Aston, has been published by Springer (web page here). This is the second volume of a series based on mathematics REF impact case studies. The book contains 36 articles, each describing one of the REF2021 impact case studies that has been rewritten to […]
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