Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

The blog on research in mathematics at the University of Surrey

Paul Bergold from the University of Gdańsk visits Mathematics and Quantum groups

Paul Bergold is visiting the School this week (3-8 March) for research interaction with Cesare Tronci and Andrea Rocco. Paul and Cesare discussed their latest paper about momentum coupling (Rashba Hamiltonians) for the koopmons. During his visit, Paul gave a talk on Thursday 6 March in the Fundamental Mathematics Seminar series on “Solving the time-dependent […]


Paper of Dorje Brody on quantum decoherence published in Physical Review Research

The paper “Decoherence implies information gain”, co-authored by Dorje Brody and Lane Hughston (Goldsmiths University of London) has been published this week in Physical Review Research. In the literature, quantum decoherence — a phenomenon that captures the emergence of classical world from the underlying quantum — is understood to represent the loss of information from […]


Laura Jones passes PhD viva

Congratulations to Laura Jones for passing her PhD viva! The viva took place on Thursday 27 February. The title of Laura’s thesis is “Mathematical modelling of Collective Efficacy“. The external examiner was Dr Toby Davies (Law, University of Leeds), and the internal examiner was Naratip Santitissadeekorn. Laura’s primary supervisor was David Lloyd and her second supervisor was Prof Ian Brunton-Smith (Sociology, University of Surrey). […]


Paper of Matt Turner and Tom Bridges on a theory of wave breaking accepted in Water Waves

The paper “Effect of real-world perturbations on wave breaking due to a sharp-crested superharmonic instability“, co-authored by Ayoub Mansar, Matt Turner, Tom Bridges, and Frederic Dias, has been accepted for publication in the journal Water Waves (link to final-form manuscript here). Ayoub is a PhD student, and Frederic a Professor at Ecole Normale Superieure de […]


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