Oxford Centre for Nonlinear PDE
Focussing on the fundamental analysis of PDE, and numerical algorithms for their solutions.
The Oxford Centre for Nonlinear PDE (OxPDE) is a vibrant and stimulating research environment, providing leadership in the area of nonlinear PDE within the UK.PDEs are ubiquitous in almost all applications of mathematics, where they provide a natural mathematical description of many phenomena. The behaviour of every material object, with length scales ranging from sub-atomic to astronomical and timescales ranging from picoseconds to millennia, can be modelled by PDE or by equations having similar features.
The centre focuses on the fundamental analysis of nonlinear PDE, and numerical algorithms for their solution. Current areas of interest include the calculus of variations, nonlinear hyperbolic systems, inverse problems, homogenization, infinite-dimensional dynamical systems, geometric analysis and PDE arising in solid and fluid mechanics, materials science, liquid crystals, biology and relativity.Amongst other initiatives we run an active visitor programme, an events programme, a dedicated technical report series and host national events and visitors calendars for the PDE community.
Event Sponsorship
OxPDE has dedicated funds for the purpose of providing support for events within the UK to promote nonlinear PDE. Are you a researcher based in the UK who is thinking of organising an event in the area of nonlinear PDE or nonlinear problems in PDE? If so, why not submit a proposal to us for funding. The Centre may also be able to offer other support and advice regarding the organising of the event.
Are you about to advertise a vacancy for a new faculty member within your UK University? Will the position be related to nonlinear PDE or nonlinear problems in PDE? If so, you can submit a proposal for event funding to be assoicated to the vacancy. The event proposal submitted by your newly appointed faculty member will then be considered as a matter of priority.
News
September 2012
International Conference on Nonlinear PDE, Oxford, 10-13 September 2012
Free Surface and Interface Problems Workshop, Oxford, 14 & 15 September 2012
April 2012
Gui-Qiang Chen has been elected to be one of the SIAM Fellows: Class of 2012 for contributions to the mathematical analysis of partial differential equations, fluid mechanics, hyperbolic systems of conservation laws, and shock waves. Congratulations! Full details
January 2012
Congratulations to Jan Kristensen, who has been awarded the title of Professor by the University.
Get involved
- Co-organise an event with the Centre
- See how to benefit from the Centre's visitor programme
- Contact us
Links
- National PDE Events Calendar
- National PDE Visitors Calendar
- Sign up for the UK analysis and PDE mailing list
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