This week (26-30 September), Anne Skeldon is attending the Congress of the European Sleep Research Society (link here, Scientific Programme | ESRS) in Athens with 2200 other people, including 8 from the University of Surrey (from Mathematics, the Surrey Sleep Research Centre, Psychology and CVSSP). Anne is running a session with Eva Winnebeck (formerly from Munich, now […]
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The paper “Supersymmetric dS_4 solutions in D = 11 supergravity“, co-authored by Mirco di Gioia and Jan Gutowski, has been published in the Journal of High Energy Physics. It is published open access and is freely available (link here). In the paper, the necessary and sufficient conditions for warped product dS4 solutions in D = […]
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The SIAM Conference on Mathematics of Data Science (link here) is being held this week (26-30 September) at the Town and Country Resort in San Diego California. Dorje Brody is giving a virtual talk on Tuesday 27 September in the Minisymposium on “Financial Informatics: Information-Based Asset Pricing and Beyond” (MS43 link here). The title of […]
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Paul Bergold and Cesare Tronci visited the University of Bristol earlier this week (19-20 September) to take part in the CHAMPS (Chemistry and Mathematics in Phase Space) workshop on “Exact factorization, Geometric Phase and Bohmian mechanics“. Cesare gave an invited talk on the Monday on “Koopman wavefunctions and mixed quantum-classical dynamics of pure-dephasing systems“. The […]
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The paper “An error bound for the time-sliced thawed Gaussian propagation method“, co-authored by Paul Bergold and Caroline Lasser (TU München) has been published online and open access this week (22 September) in Numerische Mathematik (publisher’s website here). The paper studies the time-sliced thawed Gaussian propagation method, which was recently proposed for solving the time-dependent […]
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Masanori Hanada has been giving talks on two continents this month. On Sept 15 and 16, he gave two live lectures on “Matrix models” at a summer school on quantum computing and tensor networks held at Yukawa Institute of Theoretical Physics. Matrix models are important in the dual description of superstring theory and M-theory. Masanori […]
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