Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

The paper “Multi-vortices and lower bounds for the attractor dimension of 2D Navier-Stokes equations“, co-authored by A.G. Kostianko (Zhejiang Normal University), A.A. IIlyin (Kelysh Institute Moscow), D. Stone, and S.V. Zelik, has been published in the Doklady Mathematics Journal. The paper presents a new method for obtaining lower bounds for the dimension of attractors for […]

Last week (24-27 September) Anne Skeldon was in Seville Spain for the 27th Congress of the European Sleep Research Society, designated Sleep Europe 2024 (link here). The event had more than 3500 participants from 80 countries. Anne ran a symposium session on “From data to clinical application: Identifying sleep and circadian phenotypes”. There were 4 […]

Dynamics Days 2024 in Shanghai was held on Sunday 8th September, hosted by Donghua University and organised by Prof Chunyou Sun (who visited the University of Surrey in September 2018). Polina Vytnova gave a talk on “Apollonian Circles“, and Sergey Zelik gave a talk on “Determining functionals depending on pressure for 2D Navier-Stokes equations“. Other […]

Polina Vytnova was in China for three weeks this autumn (29 August to 20 September) travelling across China to attend conferences and engage in research interaction. At Lanzhou she attended the summer school organised by Sergey Zelik (link here). She then travelled to Shanghai for Dynamics Days 2024 (link here). She then hopped on a […]

Martin Wolf is visiting the Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (MTP) Group at the University of Hertfordshire on Wednesday (25 September) to give a talk in the MTP Seminar series. His talk is on “Homotopy Algebra Perspective on Quantum Field Theory“. In it he will review recent progress on understanding perturbative quantum field theory within the […]

Matt Turner has been appointed to a 3-year term of office, 2024-2027, as Associate Editor of the Journal of Engineering Mathematics. JEM is a Springer journal which focuses on mathematical studies of Engineering problems. The screenshot below is from the journal website (link here).