Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

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Bartuccelli's paper on sharp constants appears in DaIEs

Michele Bartuccelli’s paper “Sharp constants for the L-infinity norm on the torus and applications to dissipative partial differential equations” has appeared online in the journal “Differential and Integral Equations”.  In the paper, sharp estimates are obtained for the constants appearing in the Sobolev embedding theorems for the L-infinity norm on the d-dimensional torus for d=1,2,3.  […]


Bartuccelli's paper on sharp constants appears in DaIEs

Michele Bartuccelli’s paper “Sharp constants for the L-infinity norm on the torus and applications to dissipative partial differential equations” has appeared online in the journal “Differential and Integral Equations”.  In the paper, sharp estimates are obtained for the constants appearing in the Sobolev embedding theorems for the L-infinity norm on the d-dimensional torus for d=1,2,3.  […]


Tronci attends plasma physics conference in Denver, Colorado

Cesare Tronci attend the 55th Annual Meeting of the Division of Plasma Physics of the American Physical Society.  At the conference, Cesare presented a poster on “Hamiltonian and Lagrangian approaches to hybrid kinetic-fluid plasmas“, co-authored with Philip Morrison (University of Texas at Austin) and Emanuele Tassi (University of Marseille).  The website for the conference is […]


Bin Cheng speaks at Durham University

Bin Cheng visited the Department of Mathematical Sciences at the University of Durham on Friday 15 November to give a talk in the Numerical Analysis Seminar.  The talk was on “Analysis of some nonlinear PDEs from multi-scale geophysical applications”.   Further details, including an abstract, can be found here.


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