The paper “Color confinement and random matrices. A random walk down group manifold toward Casimir scaling“, co-authored by Masanori Hanada (Queen Mary University of London), Vaibhav Gautam, and Georg Bergner (University of Jena). The published paper is open access and freely available (link here). Masanori is formerly a Lecturer at Surrey, and Vaibhav is a […]
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The paper “Casimir-dissipation stabilized stochastic rotating shallow water equations on the sphere“, co-authored by Werner Bauer and Rüdiger Brecht (Hamburg), has been published in the proceedings of the 2023 conference on “Geometric Science of Information” (link to publshed paper) and (link to arXiV version). The paper introduces a structure preserving discretization of stochastic rotating shallow […]
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The London Mathematical Society has awarded a Research in Pairs grant to Matt Turner. The grant funds a one-week visit to the Mathematics Department at Keele University to work with Jonathan Healey. Matt and Jonathan plan to work on a project involving absolute and convective instabilities of shear flows. The photo below shows part of […]
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The paper “Real Supersymmetric Solutions of (3, 2) Signature Five-Dimensional Supergravity“, co-authored by Daniele Farotti, Jan Gutowski, and Wafic Sabra (American University, Beirut), has been accepted for publication in Classical and Quantum Gravity. Daniele is a former PhD student at Surrey, completing in July 2023 (announcement link here). The paper classifies supersymmetric solutions of D […]
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The EPSRC funded project “Dynamic coupling in sloshing systems with multiple baffles” (gow link here), with Principal Investigator Matt Turner, has been selected by EPSRC for highlighting on their website (link here). In the interview with EPSRC, Matt said “Sloshing liquids can impact safety and efficiency. For example, if a tanker transporting liquids via road […]
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Carina Dunlop visited the Insigneo Institute at the University of Sheffield on Monday 26 February. She gave a talk in their seminar series (link here) on “What do cells and tissues feel? The integration of cell contractility, growth and adhesion in mechanosensing“. The Insigneo Institute (link here) is a collaboration between the University of Sheffield, […]
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