The paper “Quantum measurement of space-time events“, co-authored by Dorje Brody and Lane Hughston (Goldsmiths, University of London) has been published in the Journal of Physics A: Mathematical & Theoretical. A link to the published paper (available gold open access) is here. The front page of the paper along with abstract is shown in the […]
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Sergey Zelik is speaking today (Monday 13 September) in the Bremen Online Dynamics Seminar (BODS). The title of his talk is “Deterministic and random attractors for a wave equation with sign changing damping“. A link to the BODS webpage, which includes the zoom link, is here. In the talk, Sergey plans to discuss the long-time […]
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Masanori Hanada gave a talk today (Thursday 9 September) to the “Dual Mystery Channel of Gauge and Gravity“, an online seminar and journal club hosted by string theorists at IIT Madras. The title of Masanori‘s talk was “Confinement/deconfinement transition in the D0-brane matrix model — A signature of M-theory?” A link to the site with […]
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The paper “Micromechanical mapping of the intact ovary interior reveals contrasting mechanical roles for follicles and stroma“, co-authored by Thomas Hopkins (Imperial College), Victoria Bemmer (Imperial College), Stephen Franks (Imperial College), Carina Dunlop, Kate Hardy (Imperial), and Iain Dunlop (Imperial), has been published in the journal Biomaterials. The published article is available here. The paper […]
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The paper “Protected states in AdS3 backgrounds from integrability“, co-authored by Suvajit Majumder (City University London), Olof Ohlsson Sax (Stockholm University and KTH Institute of Technology), Bogdan Stefański Jr. (City University London), and Alessandro Torrielli, has been accepted for publication in the IOP journal: Journal of Physics A. The final form arXiv version is available […]
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Wilhelm Treschow, a Master’s level student at Lund University in Sweden, is visiting the Department for two months this summer. He started in July and his visit is hosted by Bin Cheng. They are working on a research project on shell models of energy cascading in turbulence. Specifically, they are examining mathematical links between the […]
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