Garbage in Garbage out: Impacts of data quality on criminal network intervention.
Yeung, W
Clemente, R
Lambiotte, R
CoRR
volume abs/2501.01508
(Jan 2025)
Our latest series of shorts on YouTube sees us asking our mathematicians if they use their mathematics in their everyday lives, either consciously, subconsciously or not at all.
You never quite know what to expect, but geometry as a stress buster, how to empty bottles quicker, not taking the same route round a tree each time you go for a walk?
You can watch the first films via the videos below. First up is Nivedita, Graduate Student in Mathematical Physics. Next to Nivedita is Josh, postdoc in Mathematical Biology.
Anticyclotomic Euler systems for unitary groups
Graham, A
Shah, S
Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society
volume 127
issue 6
1577-1680
(Dec 2023)
All-order solution of ladders and rainbows in Minimal Subtraction
Balduf, P
(03 Mar 2025)
http://arxiv.org/abs/2503.02079v1
The Topological form is the Pfaffian form
Balduf, P
Hu, S
(12 Mar 2025)
http://arxiv.org/abs/2503.09558v1
The impact of T-cell exhaustion dynamics on tumour-immune interactions and tumour growth
Lai, N
Farman, A
Byrne, H
Bulletin of Mathematical Biology
volume 87
issue 5
(02 Apr 2025)
Understanding how chromatin folding and enzyme competition affect rugged epigenetic landscapes
Stepanova, D
Guasch, M
Byrne, H
Alarcon, T
Bulletin of Mathematical Biology
volume 87
issue 5
(28 Mar 2025)
Mon, 17 Mar 2025
15:30
15:30
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Uniqueness of Dirichlet operators related to stochastic quantisation for the \(exp(φ)_{2}\)-model
Hiroshi Kawabi
(Keio University)
Abstract
In this talk, we consider Dirichlet forms related to stochastic quantisation for the \(exp(φ)_{2}\)-model on the torus. We show strong uniqueness of the corresponding Dirichlet operators by applying an idea of (singular) SPDEs. This talk is based on ongoing joint work with Hirotatsu Nagoji (Kyoto University).
