The paper “Detecting beats in the photoplethysmogram: benchmarking open-source algorithms“, co-authored by Peter Charlton (Cambridge), Kevin Kotzen (Technion IIT), Elisa Mejia-Mejia (City U London), Philip Aston, Karthik Budidha (City U London), Jonathan Mant (Cambridge), Callum Pettit (former student at Surrey), Joachim Behar (Technion IIT), Panicos Kyriacou (City U London), was published in the journal “Physiological […]
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Dorje Brody is in Hokkaido Japan for two weeks (Saturday 12th August to Wednesday 23rd August) for lectures and to speak at a conference, both at the University of Hokkaido. He is one of the three lecturers for a 5-day short course (12-16 August) on the Fundamentals of Open Systems (link here). Topics include non-Hermitian […]
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The paper “The non-autonomous Navier-Stokes-Brinkman-Forchheimer equation with Dirichlet boundary conditions: dissipativity, regularity, and attractors“, co-authored by Dominic Stone and Sergey Zelik, has been accepted for publication, open access, in the PRSE. The paper gives a comprehensive study of the 3D Navier-Stokes-Brinkman-Forchheimer equations in a bounded domain endowed with the Dirichlet boundary conditions and non-autonomous external […]
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The paper “Madelung transform and variational asymptotics in Born-Oppenheimer molecular dynamics“, co-authored by Paul Bergold and Cesare Tronci, has been published in the proceedings of the 2023 conference on “Geometric Science of Information” (link to published paper here). The paper presents a geometric formulation, in terms of Hamilton’s variational principle and Euler-Poincaré reduction by symmetry, […]
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Congratulations to Giacomo Acciarini for passing his PhD confirmation examination! It was held on Monday 7th August, and the examiners were Andrea Lucca Fabris (Surrey Space Centre) and Tom Bridges. The title of his project is “Stochastic continuation for space trajectory design in uncertain environments”. Giacomo is a joint PhD student between Mathematics (with supervisor […]
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The paper “Attractors. Then and Now“, authored by Sergey Zelik, has been published in Russian Mathematical Surveys. It is 146 pages long, and is the longest paper ever published in the history of RMS. It is both a survey paper and a presentation of new results. It discusses the classical and modern results of the […]
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