Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

The blog on research in mathematics at the University of Surrey

Philip Aston speaks at DSI European User Group Meeting

On 16th-17th March, Philip Aston attended the DSI European User Group Meeting which was attended by a wide variety of people from industry and academia who are users of DSI’s telemetry hardware.  Philip gave a talk on determining changes in contractility and early detection of infection from blood pressure data using attractor reconstruction.


David Lloyd’s paper on pattern formation in ferrofluids to appear in Physica D

The paper “Pattern formation on the free surface of a ferrofluid: spatial dynamics and homoclinic bifurcation“, co-authored by Mark Groves (Saarbrucken, Germany), David Lloyd, and Athanasios Stylianou (Kassel, Germany) has been accepted for publication in Physica D.  The paper establishes the existence of spatially localised one-dimensional free surfaces of a ferrofluid near onset of the […]


Ian Roulstone awarded PhD studentship from NERC DTP for data assimilation project

The Reading-Surrey NERC-funded DTP on the SCience of the Environment: Natural and Anthropogenic pRocesses, Impacts and Opportunities (SCENARIO) has awarded Ian Roulstone a studentship for a project (joint with the UK Met Office) on “Optimal Mitigation of Sampling Error in Ensemble Data Assimilation“.  This studentship has been taken up by a candidate from Durham and […]


Gianne Derks gives Analysis Seminar at University of Bath

Gianne Derks is giving a talk in the Analysis and Differential Equations Seminar today (Thursday 2 March) at the University of Bath.  The title of her talk is “Existence and stability of fronts in inhomogeneous wave equations“.  In the talk, wave equations with finite length inhomogeneities are considered. The underlying Hamiltonian structure allows for a […]


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