"Warwick Tour of Maths"
Expected contributions:
Stefan Adams
Keith Ball The "second law" of probability
Nigel Burroughs Data-driven modelling of mecahnical modesl from spatial time series biological data
Siri Chongchitnan An introduction to cosmology
Sam Chow
Radu Cimpeanu Modeeling through thick & thin: control-theoretical approaches for liquid film flows
Bertram During Kinetic models for socio-economic problems
Susana Gomes
Tobias Grafke Extreme events, large deviations, and the universal route to rogue waves
Derek Holt The Schreier-Sims alogorithm for finite permutation groups
Martin Lotz Average-case mathematics
Vadim Lozin Letter graphs and geometric grid classes of permutations
Shreyas Mandre Arches in the human foot
Simon Myerson From Diophantine equations to dispersive PDEs
Oleg Pikhurko Measurable combinatorics
Miles Reid
James Robinson Wirtinger's inequality and minimal periods for Lipschitz ODEs
Vedran Sohinger
Damiano Testa Using computers to do maths for us
Florian Theil Learning PDEs from data
Adam Thomas sl2 triples in simple Lie alegbras
Possible contributions:
Dwight Barkley
Christian Boehning The analogy between function fields and number fields
Ed Brambley Finite differences for oscillatory functions, with applications to acoustics simulations
Emanuele Dotto An overview of homotopy coherent algebra
Andras Mathe Hall's marriage theorem, circle squaring, and the Banach-Tarski paradox
Ian Melbourne The Lorenz attractor
Bjorn Stinner Computational methods for geometric equations
Nikos Zygouras