The project “Stochastic continuation for space trajectory design in uncertain environments“, joint between Nicola Baresi at the Surrey Space Centre and Dave Lloyd, has been funded, along with co-funding from the European Space Agency. The project supports a PhD student to start in October 2022. The project aims at implementing and developing novel stochastic continuation […]
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On Friday 18 February, Masanori Hanada gave a zoom talk in the High Energy Seminar at the Leinweber Center for Theoretical Physics, hosted by the University of Michigan. The title was “Entanglement between matrix degrees of freedom and gauge theory counterpart of entanglement island“. A link to the seminar webpage with abstract is available (link […]
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Giovanni Manfredi is visiting the department this week (14-18 February). His host is Cesare Tronci and the funding comes from a UK-France Royal Society cooperation grant (blog link here). Their joint research is on Koopman wavefunctions in hybrid quantum-classical plasmas. Giovanni is giving a talk, joint between Advanced Technology Institute and Mathematics, on Thursday (link […]
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The paper “Matrix-Model Simulations Using Quantum Computing, Deep Learning, and Lattice Monte Carlo“, co-authored by Enrico Rinaldi (Michigan & RIKEN Japan), Xizhi Han (Stanford), Mohammad Hassan (City College NY), Yuan Feng (RIKEN Japan), Franco Nori (MIchigan & RIKEN Japan), Michael McGuigan (Brookhaven NY), and Masanori Hanada has been published in PRX Quantum. It is open […]
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Camilla Nobili has been appointed to a Lectureship in Mathematics, with effect from 1st February. Camilla was previously a Junior-Professor of Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems at the University of Hamburg, and she received her PhD from the University of Leipzig, supervised by Prof Dr Felix Otto. Camilla works in the area of nonlinear analysis […]
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David Goluskin, from the University of Victoria in Canada, is visiting the Data Group today (Wednesday 2 February). His hosts are Stefan Klus, Naratip Santitissadeekorn, and Dave Lloyd. He is currently a participant in the Newton Institute Programme on “Mathematical aspects of turbulence: where do we stand?” He is giving a colloquium talk on “Studying […]
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