Oxford Mathematician Francis Brown has been elected Fellow of the Royal Society (FRS). Francis works in algebraic geometry and mathematical physics. His research ranges from pure mathematics to methods for precision calculations in high-energy particle physics.
Okay, it isn't technically summer here in the UK, but the asphalt is baking hot and the cows are panting under the trees in the meadow. So what better way to celebrate than staying cool by watching a few maths films.
In our latest research case study, Harini introduces the concept of isomonodromic deformations and explain the role they play in the study of random curves.
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