The book “Variational approach to water wave modelling“, co-authored by Didier Clamond (Nice, France); Denys Dutykh (Kalifa, Saudia Arabia), and Dimitrios Mitsotakis (Victoria, New Zealand), has been published by the IAHR. It is a gold open access book and is freely available to researchers worldwide (link here). The book illustrates the advantage of using variational […]
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Dave Lloyd is visiting the Department of Mathematics at Imperial College London today (Thursday 25 January), to give a talk in the Dynamical Systems Seminar Series. The title of his talk is “Advances in the analysis of multidimensional localised patterns“. His talk will present recent results on developing centre-manifold reduction methods for multidimensional localised patterns. […]
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The paper “Could quantum physics be the key that unlocks the secrets of human behaviour?“, authored by Dorje Brody, has been published (on Friday 19 January) in The Conversation (link here). In the article, which is based on the (Nature) Scientific Reports article “Quantum formalism for the dynamics of cognitive psychology”, Dorje introduces the concept […]
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Congratulations to Johannes Benthaus for passing his PhD confirmation examination! It was held on Friday 19 January, and the examiners were Bin Cheng and Sergey Zelik. The title of his project is “Enhanced dissipation for time-dependent shear flows: a hypocoercive approach“. His project is supervised by Camilla Nobili and his second supervisor is Jon Bevan.The image below […]
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Philip Aston has recently had two papers accepted. The paper “ECG Feature Importance Rankings: Cardiologists vs. Algorithms” will be published in the IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics. It came out of the MedalCare project at NPL. There are many methods for ranking features according to importance for a given classification task but the rankings from different methods […]
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Cesare Tronci is in North America this week (22-26 January). The first stop is the University of Toronto where he is visiting Raymond Kapral in the Department of Chemistry (Kapral is one of the Co-Is on Cesare‘s Leverhulme project). The second stop is the University of Pennsylvania where he is visiting Joseph Subotnik (Department of Chemistry) […]
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