The Department is hosting the International Conference on New Trends in Quantum Integrability co-organised by Sara Pasquetti, Vidas Regelskis, and Alessandro Torrielli, to be held 18-22 August 2014. This conference aims to bring together researchers working in the area of quantum groups, classical and quantum integrable systems, and applications of integrability in string and gauge […]
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Yuri Latushkin, Professor of Mathematics at the University of Missouri, will be visiting the department next week 4-8 August, funded by a London Mathematical Society research in pairs grant. His host is Gianne Derks. During his visit, he will give a talk on Monday 4 August on “The Morse and Maslov indices for multidimensional Schrodinger […]
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On Wednesday 23 July, Tom Bridges, Gianne Derks, Anna Kostianko and Anton Savostianov attended the London Mathematical Society sponsored Spitalfields Day at the Newton Institute, Cambridge. The theme of the day was Advances in the Mathematics of Water Waves. The programme can be found here. The group photo is above.
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Anton Savostianov has been awarded the Faculty PhD student of 2014 prize. The competition involved all third and fourth year PhD students across the faculty in the areas of Mathematics, Computing, Chemistry, Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Chemical Engineering and Civil Engineering. Anton is a third-year PhD student in the area of nonlinear analysis of […]
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Andrea Prinsloo and Alessandro Torrielli are attending and speaking at the Permutations and Gauge-String Duality 2014 Workshop, which is held this week, 21-25 July, at Queen Mary College in London. The workshop will focus on recent developments in AdS/CFT, with particular focus on finite N physics, integrability beyond the planar limit, applications of permutation groups, […]
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On the Huffington Post Blog Ian Roulstone has contributed an article today on Why are thunderstorms invisible to weather forecasters? Thunderstorms are notoriously difficult to forecast with any precision. It is perhaps a little surprising that prediction of the timing and location of one of Nature’s most dramatic events, poses an enduring problem for weather […]
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