Oxbridge PDE Conference 2019
Monday 18 and Tuesday 19 March 2019
L3, Andrew Wiles Building, Oxford
The ninth annual two-day conference held alternately in Oxford and Cambridge, focusing on analysis and PDE.
Speakers:
Sylvie Benzoni-Gavage (Lyon) - Periodic Waves in Dispersive PDEs and Their Modulations
Jessica Guerand (Cambridge) - Quantitative Parabolic Regularity à la De Giorgi
Joachim Krieger (EPFL) - Randomization Improved Strichartz Estimates and an Application
Jan Sbierski (Oxford) - Uniqueness & Non-Uniqueness Results for Wave Equations
Paolo Secchi (UNIBS) - Anisotropic Regularity of Weakly Stable Solutions to Hyperbolic Mixed Problems
Juan Luis Vázquez Suárez (UAM & UMC) - Degenerate Parabolic Problems with Nonlocal Effects: From Nonlocal Porous Medium to Nonlocal Thin Film Flows
Claude Warnick (Cambridge) - Black Holes and Scattering Resonances
Aihua Wood (Oxford & AFIT) - Through-Wall Radar Detection Analysis via Numerical Simulations
With student talks:
Gabriele Benomio (Imperial) - The Black Hole Stability Problem in Higher Dimensions: An Instability Theorem
Megan Griffin-Pickering (Cambridge) - A Particle Approximation for the Kinetic Incompressible Euler Equation
Adam Prosinski (Oxford) - Calculus of Variations in the Anisotropic Setting
Andreas Sojmark (Oxford) - The Supercooled Stefan Problem: A Probabilistic Take on Blow-Ups and Global Solvability
Schedule including titles and abstracts
Programme - Oxbridge PDE Days 18-19 March 2019.pdf
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