The article “Entropy and information control: the key to understanding how to mount the fightback against Trump and other populists“, authored by Dorje Brody, has been published today (Wednesday 20 November) in The Conversation (link here). The article emphasises the value of the Second Law of Thermodynamics in the analysis of political discourse. The Second […]
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Congratulations to Ryan Poole for passing his PhD viva today (Wednesday 13 November)! The title of Ryan’s thesis is “The Effects of Wall Compliance on the Stability of Jets and Wakes“. Ryan‘s primary supervisor was Matt Turner, and his second supervisor was Bin Cheng. The external examiner was Jonathan Healey (University of Keele) and the internal […]
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The paper “Double Copy From Tensor Products of Metric BV*-Algebras“, co-authored by Leron Borsten (University of Hertfordshire), Branislav Jurčo (Charles University, Prague), Hyungrok Kim (University of Hertfordshire), Tommaso Macrelli (ETH Zurich), Christian Saemann (Heriot-Watt University), and Martin Wolf, has been published open access (link here) in Fortshcritte der Physik. Field theories with kinematic Lie algebras […]
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The paper “Nonconcentration phenomenon for one-dimensional reaction–diffusion systems with mass dissipation“, co-authored by Juan Yang (Lanzhou & Graz, Austria), Anna Kostianko (Imperial, Moscow, Zhejiang), Chunyou Sun (Lanzhou), Bao Quoc Tang (Graz, Austria), and Sergey Zelik, has been published in Mathematische Nachrichten. The paper removes an entropy assumption in previous work to successfully obtain global boundedness […]
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Michele Coti Zelati, a Royal Society University Research Fellow and proleptic Professor at Imperial College London, visited Maths@Surrey today (Friday 8 November). He engaged in research discussion with Camilla Nobili and her PhD student Johannes Benthaus, and gave a talk in the Friday Mathematics Colloquium. Michele’s talk was on “Hydrodynamic Stability and Wave Propagation“. The […]
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On Monday 28 October, Anne Skeldon, visited the Zeeman Institute for Systems Biology and Infectious Disease Epidemiology Research (SBIDER), a cross-disciplinary institute hosted by the Mathematics Institute at the University of Warwick, and gave a talk in the SBIDER Seminar series. The title of her talk was “Mathematical modelling of the sleep-wake cycle: light, clocks […]
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