Alessandro Torrielli is visiting the Galician Institute for High Energy Physics at the University of Santiago de Compostela in northwest Spain for two weeks (starting 16 September). During the first week he is the principal (and only) lecturer for a summer school for PhD students on “Classical and Quantum Integrability“. A link to the summer […]
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The paper “Existence of stationary fronts in a system of two coupled wave equations with spatial inhomogeneity” co-authored by Jacob Brooks, Gianne Derks, and David Lloyd, has been accepted for publication in Nonlinearity. The picture left is from Figure 13 in the paper. An electronic version of the final-form preprint is available for downloading here. […]
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Professor Dr Reinhard Richter, from Experimentalphysik V of the Physikalisches Institut, University of Bayreuth, visited the department for the week of 17 September for research interaction with Team Ferrofluids (Dan Hill, Dave Lloyd, Matt Turner). His visit is supported by a London Mathematical Society grant. The photo below shows Reinhard, Dave, and Dan with Matt […]
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The paper “L-infinity algebras, the BV formalism, and classical fields” co-authored by Branislov Jurco (Charles University, Prague), Tommaso Macrelli, Lorenzo Raspollini, Christian Saemann (Heriot-Watt), and Martin Wolf, has been published in the Proceedings of the Durham/LMS symposium on “Higher Structures in M-theory” (link here). The volume is published in the journal Progress of Physics. A […]
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Anne Skeldon was in Australia the past two weeks. First, she was a plenary speaker at the workshop on “Dynamical Systems in Physiology” held 6-7 September at Deakin University (shown left) in Melbourne. Her talk was on “Mathematical modelling of human sleep/wake patterns: the interaction of light, sleep, circadian and social rhythms”. Then from 9-13 […]
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The paper “The frame bundle picture of Gaussian wave packet dynamics in semiclassical mechanics” authored by Paul Skerritt has been published in Letters in Mathematical Physics. The commutative diagram shown left is from Section 7.4 of the paper. The paper is published gold open access and is available to read or download here.
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