Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

A Surrey team consisting of Jacob Brooks, Gianne Derks, Dan Hill, David Lloyd, and Anne Skeldon are in Leiden, the Netherlands, this week (8-12 July) to attend and present at Equadiff 2019. Equadiff is the largest annual European conference devoted to differential equations and dynamical systems. Jacob is speaking in MS9, Gianne is speaking in […]

Gianne Derks is in Cagliari, on the southern tip of Sardinia, this week (1-6 July) to attend and speak at the conference on Dynamical Systems and Biology (DSB2019). She gave a talk on Tuesday 2 July on “Sleep-wake models: from naps to maps with traps and gaps“. The conference is organised by Mariano Cadoni (Cagliari, […]

Naratip Santitissadeekorn (co-I) is part of a Surrey team led by Dr Alex Hagen-Zanker (PI) and including Dr Susan Hughes (co-I), both in Engineering at Surrey, that has been awarded a NERC grant as part of the new UKRI programme on Landscape Decisions: Towards a new framework for using land assets. Their project is “A […]

The paper “The steady flow of one uniformly rotating fluid layer above another immiscible uniformly rotating fluid layer” co-authored by Patrick Weidman (University of Colorado) and Matt Turner has been accepted for publication in Physical Review Fluids. The paper presents an exact solution to the axisymmetric Navier-Stokes equations for both co- and counter-rotating flows in […]

Ian Roulstone and Martin Wolf are visiting the University of Angers this week (1-4 July), in the Pays de la Loire region of west France, for research interaction with Vladimir Roubtsov.  The research project is on geometrical fluid dynamics, particularly the geometry of the Monge-Ampere equations. Martin gave a talk on Tuesday 2 July on […]

Bin Cheng visited the UK Met Office in Exeter last week (24-26 June) to give a guest lecture at the “Mathematics of Planet Earth CDT/MET Office Summer Course” (link here).  Bin gave a 90 minute lecture on “Rigorous analysis of multi-time-scale PDE systems and their approximations“.