The paper “Large-time behavior of the 2D thermally non-diffusive Boussinesq equations with Navier-slip boundary conditions“, co-authored by Fabian Bleitner (University of Hamburg & McMaster University), Elizabeth Carlson (Cal Tech) and Camilla Nobili, has been published this week in Zeitschrift für angewandte Mathematik und Physik (open access link here). Fabian was a PhD student of Camilla […]
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The paper “Nonlinear perturbations of Hill’s systems and the pendulum with variable length“, co-authored by Michele Bartuccelli and Guido Gentile (Roma II, and Visiting Professor at Surrey), has been published in the Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications. It is published open access and the link is here. The paper is on the dynamics of […]
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Cesare Tronci is on a one-week research tour in north America starting Saturday 1st February. Earlier in the week he visited Prof Ray Kapral in the Chemistry Department at Toronto, and later in the week he is visiting Prof Ignacio Franco in the Chemistry and Physics Departments at the University of Rochester. On Thursday 6 […]
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The Mathematics, Physics and Space Postgraduate Research Conference was held this week (on Tuesday 28 January). The Principal Organiser was Jessica Furber, with the assistance of Elliott Sulinge-Farrall (reading abstracts and consultation), and Bertie Woodward-Rowe (co-judge). This event showcases the research of current PhD students. The co-prize for best talk went to Daniel Caitlin (with […]
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The article “Why not all plans for a four-day working week would be a win for health“, co-authored by Anne Skeldon, Derk-Jan Dijk (Surrey Sleep Research Centre (SSRC)), and Stephen W Lockley (Visiting Professor and Vice-Chancellor Fellow, SSRC), has been published today (Tuesday 28 January) in The Conversation (link here). The article emphasises that shorter […]
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Gabriele Barbieri, a Mathematics PhD student at the University of Pavia (Italy) and currently enrolled within the joint Bicocca-Pavia PhD programme in Mathematics, is visiting Maths@Surrey for three months, finishing in April. His thesis advisor is Prof. Mauro Spera at the Catholic University in Brescia. His host for the Surrey visit is Cesare Tronci, and they are working on problems in […]
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