The paper “Regularized Born-Oppenheimer molecular dynamics“, co-authored by Jonathan I Rawlinson (Bristol/Leeds) and Cesare Tronci, has been accepted for publication in Physical Review A. The paper presents a new closure of the nuclear Born-Oppenheimer equation, thereby leading to a molecular dynamics scheme capturing geometric phase effects. Full abstract can be found on the PRA page […]
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Congratulations to Tom O’Neill for passing his PhD viva on Monday 3rd August! Tom’s thesis is entitled “A rigorous analysis, via the Monge-Ampère equation, of the existence of classical solutions to the semigeostrophic equations with explicit Rossby number scaling“. The External Examiner was Professor Mikhail Feldman (University of Wisconsin) and the Internal was Ian Roulstone. […]
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Philip Aston is one of the organisers of the first LMS-Bath Symposium on the Mathematics of Machine Learning which ran last week (3-7 August). The original intention was to have a relatively small workshop at the Universtity of Bath. However, due to the pandemic, the Symposium has gone online and now over 900 people from […]
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The paper “Convergence rate estimates for the low Mach and Alfven number three-scale singular limit of compressible ideal magnetohydrodynamics“, co-authored by Bin Cheng, Qiangchang Ju (IAPCM, Beijing), and Steve Schochet (Tel-Aviv University), has been accepted for publication in the French journal Mathematical Modelling and Numerical Analysis (ESAIM). A link to the abstract and final form […]
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The paper “Holonomy and vortex structures in quantum hydrodynamics“, co-authored by Michael Foskett and Cesare Tronci, has been accepted for publication in the MSRI Proceedings. This is the proceedings of the programme at MSRI on Hamiltonian Systems that ran in Autumn 2018, and Michael and Cesare participated in. A link to the arXiv version of […]
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Anna Kostianko is giving a virtual seminar today (Thursday 16th July) to the Chair for Analysis and Modeling at the Mathematics Department in the University of Stuttgart, Germany. The title of the talk is “Validity of the hyperbolic Whitham modulation equations in Sobolev spaces“. It is based a paper of the same title (arxiv link here). A link to the seminar […]
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