Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

The blog on research in mathematics at the University of Surrey

Andrea Prinsloo wins best poster award at Durham YRIS Summer School

 Andrea Prinsloo won the best poster award at the Young Researchers Integrability School held at the University of Durham during the week of 6-10 July.  Her poster was entitled “Integrable open spin-chains in AdS3/CFT2” and is based on her recent paper arXiv:1505.06767 co-authored with Alessandro Torrielli and Vidas Regelskis.  An update of the conference website […]


Gourley-Liu paper on population modelling appears in J Diff Eqns

The paper Delay equation models for populations that experience competition at immature life stages, co-authored by Stephen Gourley and Rongsong Liu (University of Wyoming), will appear in the September issue of the Journal of Differential Equations.  The paper considers stage-structured population models of intra- and inter-specific competition at immature life stages. A prototype delay model […]


Anne Skeldon leads Surrey team attending conference in the Netherlands

The conference Human Circadian Rhythms: developing a multi-oscillator framework is taking place this week (6-10 July) at the Lorentz Center in the Netherlands.  Anne Skeldon is the Principal Organizer of the conference with co-organizers Derk-Jan Dijk (Surrey Sleep Research Centre) and Daniel Forger (Michigan).  This international workshop will bring together a mix of mathematicians and […]


Knight-Derks paper on stability of fronts appears in J Diff Eqns

The paper A stability criterion for the non-linear wave equation with spatial inhomogeneity, co-authored by Christopher J.K. Knight and Gianne Derks, has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Differential Equations.  In the paper the non-linear wave equation with a spatial inhomogeneity is considered, which has multiple stationary fronts.  The paper introduces and proves […]


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