Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

In early June, Cesare Tronci visited the Ghent University Global Campus in Seoul South Korea, for research interaction in Geometric Mechanics and Artificial Intelligence. His host for the visit was Joris Vankerschaver. The photo below shows Joris and his colleague Shodhan Rao, who is also Associate Professor at Ghent University Global Campus. On Saturday, 8 […]

Cesare Tronci was in Seoul, South Korea, in early June to liaise with the student recruitment team in Seoul. The photo below shows Cesare with the local team, and their welcome banner.

The Interface Group has invited two visitors, with host Alessandro Torrielli. The first is Dr Dibakar Roychowdhury (IIT Roorkee). He is visiting during 8-21 June to work with Alessandro, Vasileios Moustakis and Daniele Bielli (currently in Bangkok, joining remotely) on boundary Bethe ansatz in AdS3-inspired integrable systems. Dibakar’s visit is sponsored by a Royal Society follow […]

Ryan Poole was in Edinburgh last week (24-28 June) for the 2024 Bifurcations and Instabilities in Fluid Dynamics Conference (link to conference webpage). On Wednesday 26th he gave a talk on “The Effects of Compliance on the Stability of Jets and Wakes“. The photo below shows Ryan outside the venue.

Paul Bergold was in Poland last week (23-29 June) for the XIII Forum of Partial Differential Equations which was held at the Będlewo Conference Centre near Poznań, Poland. It is an international gathering of mathematicians from Poland and abroad. The first Forum took place 25 years ago, and this 13th edition is continuing the long-standing […]

The paper “Field theory equivalences as spans of L-infinity algebras“, co-authored by Mehran Jalali Farahani (Heriot-Watt University), Christian Saemann (Heriot-Watt University), and Martin Wolf was published this week in the Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical. It is published open access (link here). Keywords are: perturbative quantum field theory, T-duality, homotopy algebras, semi-classical equivalence, […]