David Lloyd has been awarded the T. Brooke Benjamin Prize in mathematics by SIAM. SIAM is America’s applied mathematics society and the largest in the world, with over 15,000 members. The TBB prize is their most important prize in nonlinear waves and patterns, and is awarded every two years, based on an outstanding paper published in the […]
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The first paper is “Learning Reduced Order Dynamics via Geometric Representations”, and co-authored by Imran and Melanie Webber (Harvard). The second paper is “Using Neural Implicit Flow To Represent Latent Dynamics Of Canonical Systems”, co-authored by Imran and Joao Lucas De Sousa Almeida (IBM). Imran is an AI Engineer at IBM (web page) and Visiting […]
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The paper “Method to determine whether sleep phenotypes are driven by endogenous circadian rhythms or environmental light by combining longitudinal data and personalised mathematical models“, co-authored by Anne Skeldon, Thalia Rodriguez Garcia, Sean Cleator, Ciro Della Monica (SSRC, Surrey), Kiran K G Ravindran (SSRC, Surrey), Victoria Revell (SSRC, Surrey), and Derk-Jan Dijk (SSRC, Surrey), has […]
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Polina Vytnova is visiting Imperial College London today (Tuesday 30 January) to give a talk in the Dynamical Systems Seminar Series. The title is “Estimating the spectral radius of the transfer operator for an infinite IFS“. A popular approach to computing Hausdorff dimension of limit sets relies on the Ruelle-Bowen formula. It connects the Hausdorff […]
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Congratulations to Robert Piel for passing his PhD confirmation examination! It was held on Monday 29 January and the examiners were Naratip Santitissadeekorn and Matt Turner. The title of his project is “Adaptive, Structure-preserving Finite Elements through Subdivision“. His project is supervised by Werner Bauer and his second supervisor is Cesare Tronci.The image below shows a screenshot of the beginning of Section 4.3 of […]
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The paper “Dihedral rings of patterns emerging from a Turing bifurcation“, co-authored by Dan Hill (Universität des Saarlandes), Jason Bramburger (Concordia University), and David Lloyd, has been accepted for publication in Nonlinearity. A final form preprint is on the arXiv (link here). The paper proves that approximate strongly interacting patterns can emerge in various ring-like […]
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