Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

Cesare Tronci has been awarded an International Exchange grant by the Royal Society of London. The grant provides £12k for travel funds and research expenses to support exchange visits between Surrey and CNRS Strasbourg. The node leader at Strasbourg is Dr Giovanni Manfredi. The project theme is “Koopman wavefunctions in hybrid quantum-classical plasmas” and it […]

Congratulations to Daniele Farotti for passing his PhD confirmation examination. It was held on Friday 12th February, and the examiners were Andrea Prinsloo and Martin Wolf. The title of Daniele’s project is “N=4 Supersymmetric Near-Horizon Geometries in D=11 Supergravity“. His project is supervised by Jan Gutowski, with second supervisor Alessandro Torrielli.

Congratulations to Steve Falconer for passing his PhD confirmation examination. It was held on Friday 26th February, and the examiners were Philip Aston and Stefan Klus. The title of Steve’s project is “Forecasting GP consultations using Dynamic Mode Decomposition and the Ensemble Kalman Filter“. His project is supervised by David Lloyd, and Naratip Santitissadeekorn. The […]

Alessandro Torrielli has given two virtual seminars this month. The first, on 18 February, was a talk in the Emmy Noether Seminar at the Institute for Theoretical Physics at the University of Leipzig in Germany. The title of the talk was “Massless integrable scattering in the AdS/CFT correspondence” (link here). The second talk, on 24 […]

The paper “Interior estimates for Monge-Ampère equation in terms of modulus of continuity” co-authored by Bin Cheng and Thomas O’Neill has been published in the Journal of Functional Analysis. The paper forms part of the PhD thesis of Thomas. The published version is available for download here and the final form arXiv version is available […]

The paper “Boosts superalgebras based on centrally-extended su(1|1)^2” co-authored by Juan Miguel Nieto García, Alessandro Torrielli, and Leander Wyss has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Geometry and Physics. The final form arXiv version can be found here, and the screenshot below shows Figure 1 from the paper.