This week (6-10 May) Gianne Derks is visiting Giuseppe Gaeta in the Department of Mathematics “Federido Enriques” of the Università degli Studi di Milano. The purpose of the visit is research interaction on symmetries of stochastic equations in biology. On Tuesday 7 May, she gave a seminar on “Existence and stability of fronts in inhomogeneous […]
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The paper “Classification, geometry and applications of supersymmetric backgrounds“, co-authored by U. Gran (Chalmers University, Sweden), G. Papadopoulos (Kings College London), and Jan Gutowski, has been published by Physics Reports. A link to the published paper is here. The paper reviews the remarkable progress that has been made the last 15 years towards the classification […]
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Bin Cheng undertook a month long research visit to America this spring (3 to 28 March) travelling from Maryland on the east coast to California on the west coast. He gave a talk at the University of Maryland (6 March), the University of Texas at Dallas (15 March), and Arizona State University (22 March). The […]
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Cesare Tronci attended and gave a talk at the workshop on “Recent Developments and Possible Extensions to the World of the Exact Factorization and Bohmian Dynamics” that was held on Monday 22 April at the University of Bristol. The conference was part of the EPSRC-funded network on Chemistry and Mathematics in Phase Space (CHAMPS). Cesare […]
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A one-day conference on Geometric Quantum Mechanics is being held today (Thursday 25 April) in the Department organised by Paul Skerritt. Speakers include Michael Foskett, Simon Salamon (KCL), Gary Gibbons (Cambridge), Vladimir Kisil (Leeds), Benjamin Doyon (KCL), and Eva-Maria Graefe (Imperial). Details can be found at the AGM website here. It is the first of […]
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A team of six from Surrey are attending the 2019 British Applied Mathematics Colloquium this week (24-26 April) being held at the University of Bath in Claverton Down. The team consists of 3 academic staff (Naratip Santitissadeekorn, Anne Skeldon, Matt Turner) and 3 PhD students (Nicholas Burgess, Dan Hill, Jane Lyle). Dan gave a talk […]
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