Nonnegative Bayesian nonparametric factor models with completely random measures
Ayed, F
Caron, F
Statistics and Computing
volume 31
issue 5
(24 Aug 2021)
Estimating the correlation in network disturbance models
Barbour, A
Reinert, G
Journal of Complex Networks
volume 9
issue 5
(18 Sep 2021)
Author Correction: SARS-CoV-2 antibody dynamics and transmission from community-wide serological testing in the Italian municipality of Vo’
Dorigatti, I
Lavezzo, E
Manuto, L
Ciavarella, C
Pacenti, M
Boldrin, C
Cattai, M
Saluzzo, F
Franchin, E
Del Vecchio, C
Caldart, F
Castelli, G
Nicoletti, M
Nieddu, E
Salvadoretti, E
Labella, B
Fava, L
Guglielmo, S
Fascina, M
Grazioli, M
Alvisi, G
Vanuzzo, M
Zupo, T
Calandrin, R
Lisi, V
Rossi, L
Castagliuolo, I
Merigliano, S
Unwin, H
Plebani, M
Padoan, A
Brazzale, A
Toppo, S
Ferguson, N
Donnelly, C
Crisanti, A
Nature Communications
volume 12
issue 1
5020
(12 Aug 2021)
Oxford Mathematician Frances Kirwan has been awarded the Sylvester Medal 2021 "for her research on quotients in algebraic geometry, including links with symplectic geometry and topology, which has had many applications."
Equilibrium refinements for multi-agent influence diagrams: Theory and practice
Hammond, L
Fox, J
Everitt, T
Abate, A
Wooldridge, M
Proceedings of the International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems Aamas
volume 1
574-582
(01 Jan 2021)
Multi-agent reinforcement learning with temporal logic specifications
Hammond, L
Abate, A
Gutierrez, J
Wooldridge, M
Proceedings of the International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems Aamas
volume 1
583-592
(01 Jan 2021)
Quantitative Uniform Stability of the Iterative Proportional Fitting Procedure
Deligiannidis, G
Bortoli, V
Doucet, A
(18 Aug 2021)
Generalized Hopf bifurcation analysis of a towed caster wheel system
Wang, F
Liu, H
Wei, Z
Moroz, I
International Journal of Non-Linear Mechanics
volume 137
103789
(Dec 2021)
One of the main themes of geometry in recent years has been the appearance of unexpected dualities between different geometric spaces arising from ideas in mathematical physics. One famous such example is mirror symmetry. Another kind of duality, which I am currently investigating with collaborators from Oxford and Imperial College, is symplectic duality.