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Space and Time Cost of Continuous Rotations in Surface Codes
 Sun, Z Koczor, B (08 Aug 2025)

Short stories 2

Some people know all along, others are less sure, even mathematicians.

Here's alternative Jason.

Coupled G2-instantons
 Da Silva, A Garcia-Fernandez, M Lotay, J Sa Earp, H International Journal of Mathematics (19 Sep 2025)
Entanglement and local holography in quantum gravity
 Wong, G International Journal of Modern Physics D 2544021 (15 Oct 2025)
Nonsemisimple noninvertible symmetry
 Delcamp, C Heng, E Yu, M Physical Review B volume 112 issue 8 085135 (01 Aug 2025)

Short stories 1

Buckling. Sounds ominous, doesn't it? Think bridges. But buckling can be a positive force and is common in nature. 

Let Marc Suñé explain.

[Marc]

Award for Wei Xiong

Recent postgraduate student Wei Xiong has been awarded the PLEXUS Advancement Award for Artificial Intelligence in the Financial Sector. 

The award is for the PhD thesis 'Dynamics of Market Making Algorithms in Dealer Markets'.

Mon, 27 Oct 2025
14:15
L4

Hurwitz-Brill-Noether Theory via K3 Surfaces

Sohelya Feyzbakhsh
(Imperial College London)
Abstract

I will discuss the Brill-Noether theory of a general elliptic 𝐾3 surface using wall-crossing with respect to Bridgeland stability conditions. As an application, I will provide an example of a general 𝑘-gonal curve from the perspective of Hurwitz-Brill-Noether theory. This is joint work with Gavril Farkas and Andrés Rojas.

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