The paper “A Model for Moist Convection in an Ascending Atmospheric Column” co-authored by Bin Cheng, Mike Cullen (Met Office), Gavin Esler (UCL), John Norbury (Oxford), Matt Turner, Jacques Vanneste (Edinburgh) and Jingrui Cheng (Univ of Wisconsin-Madison) has been accepted for publication in the Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society. The paper investigates a […]
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The Fields, Strings, and Geometry Group at Surrey and the Theoretical Physics Group at the University of Milano-Bicocca are jointly organising a summer school: the 2018 Bicocca-Surrey School on “Prospects in Strings, Fields and Related Topics”. The summer school will be held at the University of Milano-Bicocca, during 11-15 June 2018. The school is aimed […]
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Daniel Ratliff, a PhD student in Mathematics, has had two sole-author papers accepted for publication recently. The paper “Double degeneracy in multiphase modulation and the emergence of the Boussinesq equation” is accepted and to appear in Studies in Applied Mathematics. A link to the journal page is here. The second paper is “Phase dynamics of […]
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Sergey Zelik is visiting the Izmir Institute of Technology in Uria, Turkey, this week (7-11 August) to attend and speak at the Second Workshop on Nonlinear PDEs in Applied Mathematics. The university is on the northwest coast of Turkey on the Mediterranean sea (see photo left). Sergey is one of the main speakers and is […]
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The paper “Supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory as higher Chern-Simons theory” co-authored by Christian Saemann (Herriot-Watt) and Martin Wolf has been published in the Journal of High Energy Physics. The paper is published gold open access, and a link to the published paper is here. In the paper they observe that the string field theory actions for […]
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Ian Roulstone is visiting Durham University this week (7-11 August) attending and speaking at the LMS-EPSRC Durham Research Symposium on Model Order Reduction. Ian is giving a talk on Friday 11 August on “Model order reduction and data assimilation for the carbon cycle“.
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