Better educational signage could reduce disturbance of resting dolphins
Donnelly, R
Prots, A
Donnelly, C
PLoS One
volume 16
issue 4
(02 Apr 2021)
Round up, the Oxford Mathematics Annual Newsletter, is a calculated attempt to describe our lives, mathematical and non-mathematical, over the past 12 months. From a summary of some of our research into the Coronavirus to a moving tribute to Peter Neumann by Martin Bridson, via articles on diversity, fantasy football and of course our Nobel Prize winner (pictured), it throws a little light, we hope, on what we did during the year that was 2020.
Global solution for Massive Maxwell-Klein-Gordon equations with large Maxwell field
Fang, A
Wang, Q
Yang, S
Annals of PDE
volume 7
issue 1
3
(03 Jun 2021)
Checkpoint-blocker-induced autoimmunity is associated with favourable outcome in metastatic melanoma and distinct T-cell expression profiles
Ye, W
Olsson-Brown, A
Watson, R
Cheung, V
Morgan, R
Nassiri, I
Cooper, R
Taylor, C
Akbani, U
Brain, O
Matin, R
Coupe, N
Middleton, M
Coles, M
Sacco, J
Payne, M
Fairfax, B
British Journal of Cancer
volume 124
issue 10
1661-1669
(11 May 2021)
In the 1680s there was a coffee house in London by the name of "Lloyd's". This place, catering to early maritime insurers, lent its name to the nascent English insurance market place, the now famous Lloyd's of London.
Formal control synthesis via simulation relations and behavioral theory for discrete-time descriptor systems
Haesaert, S
Chen, F
Abate, A
Weiland, S
IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control
volume 66
issue 3
1024-1039
(04 May 2020)
A Stein goodness-of-test for exponential random graph models
Xu, W
Reinert, G
415-423
(18 Mar 2021)
Exploring the relationship between pain and self-harm thoughts and behaviours in young people using network analysis
Hinze, V
Ford, T
Evans, R
Gjelsvik, B
Crane, C
Psychological Medicine
volume 52
issue 15
3560-3569
(15 Mar 2021)
Oxford Mathematcian Clemens Koppensteiner talks about his work on the geometry and topology of compactifications.