Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

The blog on research in mathematics at the University of Surrey

Fontanella-Torrielli paper on AdS 3 superstrings accepted to Physical Review D

The paper “Massless sector of AdS 3 superstrings: a geometric interpretation” co-authored by Andrea Fontanella and Alessandro Torrielli, has been accepted for publication in Physical Review D.  The arXiV version is available here. In the paper, they study the recently discovered q-deformed Poincare’ supersymmetry of the AdS_3/CFT_2 integrable massless scattering, and demonstrate how the S-matrix […]


Sandra Käbisch passes PhD viva

Congratulations to Sandra Käbisch who passed her PhD viva examination yesterday (6 September 2016).  Her thesis title is “On established and new semi-convexities in the calculus of variations“.  The external examiner was Kewei Zhang (Nottingham) and the internal examiner was James Grant.  Her PhD supervisor was Jon Bevan.


Gianne Derks is co-organiser of QSP-UK pharmacology workshop at Surrey

The 1st Exchange Workshop of the EPSRC-funded UK Quantitative Systems Pharmacology (QSP) Network is held at Surrey this week (5-7 September).  Gianne Derks is a co-Organiser and the workshop website is here. This three day meeting brings together pharmacological, physical and life scientists to demonstrate and discuss key themes related to the development of QSP. […]


Wulff-Evans paper on semidiscretizations appears in Numerische Mathematik

The paper “Runge-Kutta time semidiscretizatinos of semilinear PDEs with non-smooth data” co-authored by Claudia Wulff and Chris Evans (former Surrey student) has been published in Numerische Mathematik.  It is published gold open access and the link is here.  The paper considers abstract semillinear evolution equations in a Hilbert space, discretized by an A-stable Runge-Kutta method […]


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