Spectra, current flow, and wave-function morphology in a model<mml:math xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML"><mml:mi mathvariant="script">PT</mml:mi></mml:math>-symmetric quantum dot with external interactions
Tellander, F
Berggren, K
Physical Review A
volume 95
issue 4
(12 Apr 2017)
Colored Unavoidable Patterns and Balanceable Graphs
Bowen, M
Hansberg, A
Montejano, A
Müyesser, A
The Electronic Journal of Combinatorics
volume 31
issue 2
(03 May 2024)
We're looking for feedback about ideas we have for Mathematrix events in 2025-26. Mathematrix is our student-led discussion group aimed at graduate and postdoc minorities in maths. We'd also love feedback and insight from allies and people at all career stages/roles within the Mathematical Institute.
The form is multiple choice only/checkbox questions so it will be very quick to answer and is completely anonymous.
The Institute for Advanced Mathematics is offering part-time work working online with talented secondary school students. The Institute focuses on mathematical research and publication - students retrace the historical breakthroughs that have shaped mathematics.
Ex vivo model of functioning human lymph node reveals role for innate lymphocytes and stroma in response to vaccine adjuvant
Fergusson, J
Siu, J
Gupta, N
Jenkins, E
Nee, E
Reinke, S
Ströbel, T
Bhalla, A
Kandage, S
Courant, T
Hill, S
Attar, M
Dustin, M
Gordon-Weeks, A
Coles, M
Dendrou, C
Milicic, A
Cell Reports
volume 44
issue 7
115938
(02 Jul 2025)
QUANTUM EXPANDERS AND QUANTIFIER REDUCTION FOR TRACIAL VON NEUMANN ALGEBRAS
Farah, I
Jekel, D
Pi, J
The Journal of Symbolic Logic
1-31
(04 Jul 2025)
Cycling is a sport where victory often hinges on marginal gains. In elite races like the Tour de France, while power output and aerodynamics are well-known performance factors another crucial, but less visible, element is risk. A crash, even if minor, can end a rider’s race. Can mathematics help optimise racing strategies in a world where both energy and safety must be balanced?
Three Oxford Mathematicians have won London Mathematical Society (LMS) Prizes for 2025. Nigel Hitchin has won the De Morgan Medal, Helen Byrne has won the Naylor Prize and Lectureship in Applied Mathematics and Vidit Nanda has won a Whitehead Prize.