Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

The blog on research in mathematics at the University of Surrey

Peter Hydon gives a seminar at City University London

Peter Hydon is visiting the Department of Mathematics at City University London today (Tuesday 28th October) to give a research seminar on “Difference equations by differential equation methods“.  Around twenty years ago, Peter heard an eminent numerical analyst say, “Any problem involving difference equations is an order of magnitude harder than the corresponding problem for […]


Torrielli-Pittelli paper on the AdS_2xS^2 superstring accepted by JHEP

The paper “S-matrix for the massive and massless modes of the AdS_2 x S^2 superstring“, co-authored by Ben Hoare (Humboldt University), Antonio Pittelli, and Alessandro Torrielli, has been accepted for publication in the Journal of High Energy Physics.  In the paper they derive the exact S-matrix for the integrable system associated to light-cone gauge string […]


Carina Dunlop awarded EPSRC grant on modelling of soft tissue-matrix interactions

Carina Dunlop has been awarded a £120k EPSRC First Grant on the topic of “Modelling the mechanics of epithelial sheets on soft substrates: nonlinearity, feedback, and dissipation“.  The 24 month project starts on 1st January 2015.  The aim of the project is to develop a novel mathematical model for soft tissue-matrix interactions that accounts for […]


Philip Aston’s article on computer-based assessment appears in Mathematics Today

Following on from his talk at the HEA STEM Annual Learning and Teaching Conference, Philip Aston has written an article for the IMA publication Mathematics Today about the challenges associated with teaching Matlab programming to Mathematics students. Programming is an essential skill that many students will use when they enter employment, but many of them […]


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