Congratulations to Cesare Tronci who has been promoted to Professor of Mathematics by the University of Surrey. Further information about Cesare and his research can be found at his website (link here). The promotion took effect on 1st April 2025. The image below shows Cesare in action at the blackboard with a visiting PhD student (story here).
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Stanisław Biber was invited to give a talk on his current research at the University of Bristol Engineering Mathematics Research Group Away Day. Stanisław used to be a member of the School of Engineering Mathematics and Technology in Bristol, and on this occasion, he was asked to present updates on his current project at the […]
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During his visit to NTUS, Cesare Tronci was invited to give a joint colloquium between the Division of Physics and Applied Physics (PAP) and the Division of Mathematical Sciences (MAS), on Wednesday 26th March. The title of the talk was “Koopman trajectories in nonadiabatic quantum-classical dynamics“, and the Hosts for talk were Prof Francois Gay-Balmaz […]
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Cesare Tronci is on a three-week tour through China and Singapore, starting on 17 March and arriving back in Guildford the first week of April. In China he visited Shanghai Jiao Tong University. At SJTU he interacted with Professors Tudor Ratiu and Shi Jin to discuss partnership prospects. On Thursday 20 March he met with […]
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The paper “Phase-Space Measurements, Decoherence, and Classicality“, co-authored by Dorje Brody, Eva-Maria Graefe (Imperial College), and Rishindra Melanathuru (Imperial College), has been published this week (Wednesday 26th March) in Physical Review Letters. It is published open access (link here). in the paper, the question of decoherence resulting from a monitoring of position and momentum, i.e., […]
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The paper “Tracking and forecasting oscillatory data streams using Koopman autoencoders and Kalman filtering“, co-authored by Stephen Falconer, David Lloyd, and Naratip Santitissadeekorn, has been accepted for publication in Physica D. A final-form version is available on the arXiv (link here). This paper formed part of Stephen Falconer‘s PhD thesis at Surrey. He now works […]
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