Modelling the impact of phenotypic heterogeneity on cell migration: a continuum framework derived from individual-based principles
Crossley, R
Maini, P
Baker, R
Bulletin of Mathematical Biology
volume 87
issue 9
(08 Aug 2025)
Reduced model aided fluid-structure interaction design framework for shunt systems
Hayman, E
Nguyen, V
McFarlane, I
Pech, J
Jayamohan, J
Pena Sanchez, J
Waters, S
Jerusalem, A
Medical Engineering and Physics
volume 144
(28 Jul 2025)
Tue, 14 Oct 2025
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Homotopy groups of Cuntz classes in C*-algebras
Andrew Toms
(Leverhulme Visiting Professor, University of Oxford)
Abstract
The Cuntz semigroup of a C*-algebra A consists of equivalence classes of positive elements, where equivalence means roughly that two positive elements have the same rank relative to A. It can be thought of as a generalization of the Murray von Neumann semigroup to positive elements and is an incredibly sensitive invariant. We present a calculation of the homotopy groups of these Cuntz classes as topological subspaces of A when A is classifiable in the sense of Elliott. Remarkably, outside the case of compact classes, these spaces turn out to be contractible.
Waves on glaciers
Fowler, A
Journal of Fluid Mechanics
volume 120
283-321
(20 Jul 1982)
Simulating diffusion bridges with score matching
Heng, J
De Bortoli, V
Doucet, A
Thornton, J
Biometrika
asaf048
(10 Jul 2025)
From metric to action: An evaluation framework to translate infectious disease forecasts into policy decisions
Mills, C
Irons, N
Tsui, J
Sparrow, S
Carvalho, L
Kucharski, A
Ratmann, O
Lambert, B
Donnelly, C
Kraemer, M
Strong gradient effects on neoclassical electron transport and the bootstrap current in large aspect ratio tokamaks
Trinczek, S
Parra, F
Catto, P
Journal of Plasma Physics
volume 91
issue 4
e97
(10 Aug 2025)
Multiple solutions to the static forward free-boundary Grad-Shafranov problem on MAST-U
Pentland, K
Amorisco, N
Ham, C
Nuclear Fusion
volume 65
issue 8
(01 Aug 2025)
Coboundary expansion and Gromov hyperbolicity
Kielak, D
Nowak, P
Groups, Geometry, and Dynamics
(13 Nov 2025)