Internal Seminars

This internal seminar series is an informal weekly event to which all staff and students are invited. Members of the Applied Mathematics Research Centre will give a short and accessible presentations on their research topics (25-30 min) by 10-15 minutes for questions and discussion. Undergraduate students are particularly encouraged to take this great opportunity to get in touch with cutting edge research in Magnetohydrodyamics and Mathematical Physics. If you wish to be included in the diffusion list, please contact A. Potherat.

Seminars take place every Wednesday at 16.00 in AS135 (unless otherwise stated).

Next seminar

19 March 2008: Dr. Janis Priede, Reader in Applied Mathematics
"Singularities and logarithmic scalings in simple advection-diffusion problems"

Previous seminars

12 March 2008: Dr. Rob Low Reader in Mathematical Physics
"Causality, space-time, and all that"

27 February 2008: Mr. Rico Klein, Ph.D Student
"An experiment on a confined, electrically driven vortex pair"

13 February 2008: Dr. Ralph Kenna, Reader in Mathematical Physics
"Phase Transitions and Scaling Relations"

30 January 2008: Mr. Vincent Dousset, Ph.D Student
"Numerical simulations of the flow around a cylinder in a strong axial magnetic field"

Seminars to come

Dr. Vitali Dymkou, Senior Research assistant
"Optimal Direct Numerical Simulations in MHD turbulence"

Dr. C. von Ferber, Senior Lecturer.

Prof. S. Molokov, Prof of Applied Mathematics

Dr. Alban Potherat, Reader in Applied Mathematics