The paper “A study of integrable form factors in massless relativistic AdS_2“, co-authored by Daniele Bielli (Surrey & Milano-Bicocca – moving to Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok), Vaibhav Gautam, and Alessandro Torrielli, has been accepted for publication in the Journal of High Energy Physics (link to arXiv version here). In the paper, they initiate the study of […]
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On Friday 12 May, Jeroen Lamb visited the department to interact and give a talk as part of the applied stochastics initiative. The title of his talk was “From deterministic to random dynamics: challenges and opportunities” and he discussed the importance of adding noise to otherwise deterministic systems, with many examples. He also pointed out […]
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The paper “The stability of jets and wakes confined by compliant walls” co-authored by Ryan Poole and Matt Turner has been accepted for publication in Physical Review Fluids. The paper examines the absolute and convective stability properties for jet/wake flows confined between compliant walls. They model the compliant walls as spring-backed elastic plates (see figure […]
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The 2023 EGU conference was held this year during 23-38 April in Vienna. The EGU is Europe’s premier geosciences union, dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in the Earth, planetary, and space sciences for the benefit of humanity, worldwide. Werner Bauer attended the 2023 event and was Convenor of Session AS5.3 (Recent Developments in Numerical […]
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The Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences has awarded a network grant of £10k which links the Universities of Exeter, Plymouth, and Surrey. The title of the network is “New directions in mathematical modelling of ocean wave energy harvesting“. The Principal Investigator is Hamid Alemi Ardakani (Exeter) and the co-investigators are Simone Michele (Plymouth) and […]
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Jon Bevan is visiting the Department of Mathematical Sciences, at the University of Bath, today (Thursday 4 May), to give a talk in the “Analysis and Differential Equations Seminar” The title of his talk is “Mean Hadamard Inequalities“, and the abstract is shown below. A link to the Bath Seminar page is here.
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