Isolating the impacts of divertor closure on fueling and detachment with simplified SOLPS-ITER simulations of MAST-U
 Cowley, C Moulton, D Lipschultz, B Physics of Plasmas volume 33 issue 2 (01 Feb 2026)
Orbital Classification in Rotating Bar Potentials Using an Empirical Proxy of the Second Integral of Motion
 Xia, T Shen, J Magorrian, J Qin, Y The Astrophysical Journal volume 999 issue 1 100 (26 Feb 2026)
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: High-Dimensional Surrogate Modeling for Learning Uncertainty
 Shustin, P Ubaru, S Zimoń, M Lu, S Kalantzis, V Horesh, L Avron, H SIAM/ASA Journal on Uncertainty Quantification volume 14 issue 1 168-196 (31 Mar 2026)

Talk about your thesis

The DPhil speaking event ‘Talk about your thesis’ will take place on the 20 March from 12 to 2 pm at the Radcliffe Science Library. 

The event will feature seven talks from DPhil students about their project, followed by a free pizza lunch.

Extended Regge Complex for Linearized Riemann-Cartan Geometry and Cohomology
 Christiansen, S Hu, K Lin, T Foundations of Computational Mathematics 1-33 (17 Feb 2026)
Randomized Strong Recursive Skeletonization: Simultaneous Compression and LU Factorization of Hierarchical Matrices using Matrix–Vector Products
 Yesypenko, A Martinsson, P Journal of Scientific Computing volume 106 issue 3 63 (26 Mar 2026)
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Computers, Geometry and Einstein

Computers have long been useful for studying mathematical problems. But recently computer techniques have been used to prove new theorems in geometry, specifically related to the study of gravity through Einstein's theory of General Relativity. This Oxford Mathematics Public Lecture will describe these developments and what they might mean for the future.
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