
Explore plasma collisions through the Landau equation, delving into advanced mathematical concepts and their applications in physics and probability theory.

Explore mathematical models of collective cell migration in development and cancer, combining theory and experiments to gain insights into biological processes and cell phenotype cooperation.

Explore Floer theory, quantum groups, and gauge theories in 3-manifolds. Discover connections between moduli spaces, Floer invariants, and skein modules in topological quantum field theory.

Optimization approach for enhancing binary fluid mixing efficiency through innovative stirring protocols and stirrer shapes, utilizing unsteady hydrodynamics and vortex-shedding to improve homogeneity within energy constraints.

Explore asymptotic stability in plasma physics, covering Landau damping, plasma echoes, and collision-enhanced dissipation. Gain insights into recent progress and open directions in collisionless and weakly collisional plasmas.

Explores the Galerkin-truncated Burgers equation, examining the transition from inviscid-thermalized to Kolmogorov scaling in turbulence. Offers insights into fluid dynamics and mathematical modeling of complex flow phenomena.

Transform differential equations into difference equations for computer-based quantum mechanics study. Explore this process using the heat equation and learn to create visualizations with VPython.

Explore advanced numerical techniques in computational relativity, focusing on solving Einstein's field equations for gravitational-wave astronomy and astrophysical phenomena modeling.

Explore advanced concepts in numerical relativistic hydrodynamics, focusing on computational techniques for modeling high-energy astrophysical phenomena and gravitational wave sources.

Explore advanced concepts in numerical relativistic hydrodynamics, focusing on computational techniques for modeling high-energy astrophysical phenomena and gravitational wave sources.

Explore a mathematical approach to the Monopolist's problem using perturbation theory and free boundary methods, offering insights into economic optimization strategies.

Explore the transition between fractional and normal diffusion in kinetic models, examining mathematical principles and applications in complex systems.

Explore models of active matter systems, focusing on motility-induced phase separation in self-propelled particles and the resulting macroscopic PDEs.

Explore mathematical modeling of tumor growth with convective effects, focusing on the incompressible limit and its connection to free-boundary problems.

Explore Fokker-Planck equations in neuron networks, focusing on time periodic solutions and their implications for neural dynamics.

Explore the mathematical properties of black holes, focusing on their stability as solutions to Einstein's equation and recent proof of nonlinear stability for slowly rotating Kerr black holes.

Explore Voigt Boussinesq equations, their relation to fluid mechanics, and global regularity results for critical cases. Gain insights into incompressible fluid equations and their approximations.

Explore instability and non-uniqueness in fluid dynamics equations, focusing on recent advancements in Euler and Navier-Stokes equations and their implications for unpredictability.

Explore the geometry of shock formation and maximal development in Euler equations, focusing on fluid flow analysis and honoring David Ebin's contributions.

Explore nonlinear wave equations and their emergent singular solutions with Imperial College London's Darryl Holm in this advanced mathematics workshop.

Explore probabilistic and deterministic scattering in non-linear Schrödinger equations, examining random initial data and wave operators through recent research findings.