Jon Bevan‘s paper Explicit examples of Lipschitz, one-homogeneous solutions of log-singular planar elliptic systems will appear in the September issue of the journal Nonlinear Analysis: Theory, Methods & Applications. The paper gives examples of systems of PDEs that admit non-trivial Lipschitz and one-homogeneous solutions. The systems are singular in the sense that they arise as […]
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Two papers by Jan Gutowski have appeared in the February issue of the Journal of High Energy Physics. The first paper, co-authored with Samuel Beck and George Papadopoulos (Kings College London), entitled Supersymmetry of AdS and flat IIB backgrounds, presents a systematic description of all warped backgrounds and identifies the a priori number of sypersymmetries […]
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Congratulations to Daniel Ratliff, who is one of two PhD students in the Faculty that has been awarded a bursary to attend the British Science Festival 2015. BSF2015 will take place between 7-10 September 2015 in Bradford with events at the University of Bradford and across the city of Bradford. More details of the bursary […]
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Urs Schreiber from the Charles University in Prague is visiting the Fields, Strings & Geometry (FSG) Group from 15th July – 23rd July. Urs Schreiber’s expertise lies in differential geometry, homotopy theory, and mathematical quantum field and string theory. In addition, Branislav Jurco, also from the Charles University in Prague, is visiting the FSG Group […]
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A Surrey team of five (Fabrizio Nieri, Antonio Pittelli, Andrea Prinsloo, Vidas Regelskis, Alessandro Torrielli) are attending the Integrability in Gauge and String Theory Conference this week. IGST 2015 is being held at Kings College London during 13-17 July.
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Congratulations to Daniel Ratliff for passing the PhD confirmation examination today (15 July). The examiners were Gianne Derks and David Lloyd. The title of Daniel’s project is “Modulation in Nonlinear Systems“, and his supervisors are Tom Bridges and Matt Turner.
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