Dr Mark Bruce Flegg
 Dr Mark Bruce FleggBASc(Hons), PhD
eMail:
Mark [dot] Flegg [-at-] maths [dot] ox [dot] ac [dot] uk
Reception/Secretary: +44 1865 273525 Office: RI.2.25a Departmental Address:
Mathematical Institute |
Research Interests:
Reaction-diffusion processes Aerosol dynamics Theoretical medical ultrasound Thermal and Acoustic particle manipulation Magnetic Resonance Imaging Prizes, Awards and Scholarships:
FBA PhD Scholarship CEED honours research scholarship Dean Scholarship for accelerated undergraduate study Deans Award for excellence in mathematics Major/Recent Publications:
MB Flegg, SJ Chapman and R Erban, "The Two Regime Method for optimizing stochastic reaction-diffusion simulations", (in preparation). MB Flegg and CM Langton, "A deconvolution method for deriving the transit time spectrum for ultrasound propagation through cancellous bone", (in preparation). MB Flegg, CM Poole, AK Whittaker, I Keen and CM Langton, "Rayleigh theory of ultrasound scattering applied to liquid-filled contrast nanoparticles", Phys. in Med. and Biol., 55(11), 2010. MB Flegg, PK Pollett and DK Gramotnev, "Ehrenfest model for condensation and evaporation processes in degrading aggregates with multiple bonds", Phys. Rev. E, 78, 2008. MB Flegg and DK Gramotnev, "Exact solution for stochastic degradation and fragmentation processes in arbitrary chain and ring aggregates with multiple bonds", Phys. Rev. E, 77, 2008. MB Flegg, DR Mason, DK Gramotnev and G Gramotnev, "A method for the analysis of thermal tweezers for manipulation and trapping of nanoparticles and adatoms on crystalline surfaces", J. App. Phys., 107(10), 2010. MJ Burchill, DK Gramotnev, G Gramotnev, BM Davison and MB Flegg, "Monitoring and analysis of combustion aerosol emissions from fast moving diesel trains", Sci. of the Total Environment, 409(5), 2011. Teaching:
Oxford University: Techniques of Applied Mathematics (B5a) Applied Partial Differential Equations (B5b) Queensland University of Technology: Introduction to sound and waves (PCB107) Astrophysics 2 (PCB669) Mathematical Sciences 1b (MAB111) (Wide range of topics in mathematics and physics tutoring and demonstrating of experiments) |
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