Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

The blog on research in mathematics at the University of Surrey

Bartuccelli-Deane-Gentile paper to appear in Celestial Mechanics

The paper “The high-order Euler method and the spin-orbit model: a fast algorithm for solving differential equations with small, smooth nonlinearity“, co-authored by Michele Bartuccelli, Jonathan Deane and Guido Gentile (Uni Roma Tre, and Visiting Professor at Surrey), has been accepted for publication in the journal Celestial Mechanics.  The webpage for the journal is here. […]


Cesare Tronci gives seminars at Sussex and Imperial

Cesare Tronci is visiting the Department of Mathematics at the University of Sussex today (Monday 10 November) to give a talk in the Analysis and PDEs Seminar Series.  The talk is on “Geometry and symmetry in multi-physics MHD models for magnetized plasmas“.   Abstract and further details can be found at the APDE Seminar website. […]


Bin Cheng organises meeting on multiscale PDEs in fluid dynamics and geophysics

Bin Cheng organised a one day meeting on “Multiscale PDE systems of Fluid Models and Applications in Geophysics” on Friday 31st October at the University of Surrey.  The meeting brought together numerics, analysis and application of multiscale analysis of PDEs with applications in meteorology.  The speakers were Mike Cullen (Met Office), Beatrice Pelloni (Reading), Ian […]


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 […]


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