Alexei Ilyin of the Keldysh Institute for Applied Mathematics and the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow is visiting the department for ten days. He arrived on 13 October and departs on 22 October. His host is Sergey Zelik. Alexei and Sergey are shown left. During his visit he gave a talk in the Analysis […]
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The paper “Homoclinic snaking near the surface instability of a polarizable fluid“, co-authored by David Lloyd, Christian Gollwitzer, Ingo Rehberg, and Reinhard Richter, where the latter three authors are from the University of Bayreuth, has been published in the Journal of Fluid Mechanics. The paper is open access and a link to the published version […]
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Two papers of the OWEL wave energy team (Hamid Alemi Ardakani, Tom Bridges, Matt Turner) have been accepted for publication. The first paper “Adaption of f-wave finite volume methods to the two-layer shallow-water equations in a moving vessel with a rigid-lid” has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics. The […]
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Bin Cheng and Matt Turner are part of a team led by Ian Roulstone that have been awarded a £3,750 grant by the EPSRC Network Maths Forsees funded by the EPSRC “Living with Environmental Change” programme. The grant will fund a workshop on “Coupling convection and large scale dynamics in numerical weather prediction models” to […]
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Sergey Zelik is visiting the School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences at the University of Sussex today (Monday 19 October) to give a talk in the Analysis and PDEs Seminar Series. His talk is on “Infinite energy solutions for 2D damped Navier-Stokes equations“. A link to the abstract is here. A link to mathematics at […]
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The first in the 2015-2016 series of Applied Geometric Mechanics Network meetings takes place today at Brunel University. This one-day meeting will cover various disciplines related to geometric quantum dynamics. Specific topics will include geometry of quantum states and reduction by symmetry. A full programme can be found here.
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