Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

Martin Wolf is visiting the Mathematics Department at Heriot-Watt University this week and giving a talk in the Edinburgh Mathematics Physics Seminar on Wednesday 22 January. The title is “Homotopy algebras and scattering amplitudes“. Abstract (click on title) and further information can be found here.

The paper “On the Lieb-Thirring constant on the torus“, co-authored by Sergey Zelik, Alexei Illyin (Keldysh, Moscow), and Ari Laptev (Imperial College London), has been published in the Russian journal Математические заметки. The case of the two-torus is treated in the paper. A link to the Russian version is here, and a link to the […]

The paper “A method for generating coherent spatially explicit maps of seasonal paleoclimates from site-based reconstructions“, co-authored by Sean Cleator, Sandy Harrison (Reading University), Nancy Nichols (Reading University), Iain Prentice (Imperial College London), and Ian Roulstone, has been published in the Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems. The paper employs a 3-D-variational technique, site-based […]

The paper “Norms and scalar products for AdS_3“, co-authored by Juan Miguel Nieto and Alessandro Torrielli, has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Physics A. The paper computes scalar products and norms of Bethe vectors in the massless sector of AdS_3 integrable superstring theories. A link to abstract and final form arXiv version […]

A 4-day workshop on “Dynamics of PDEs” will be held in the Mathematics Department this week, starting on Saturday 18th January, organised by Sergey Zelik and Anna Kostianko. Key topics are attractor theory, infinite-dimensional Hamiltonian systems, and random dynamical systems. A link to the webpage for the workshop is here. The photo below shows Sergey […]

The paper “Curvature-stabilized skyrmions with angular momentum“, co-authored by Zisis Sakellaris and Christof Melcher (RWTH Aachen), has been published in Letters in Mathematical Physics. Zisis is a new Postdoc working with Bin Cheng. A link to the published paper is here. A snapshot of the introduction is shown below.