
Explore mesoscopic physics of photons in this comprehensive lecture, covering fundamental concepts and applications in light and cold atom interactions.

Explore lattice vibrations in crystals with monatomic basis, deriving equations of motion and solving for dispersion relations.

Explore absorbing boundary conditions in 1D for FDTD simulations of materials, enhancing understanding of electromagnetic wave propagation and computational techniques.

Explore structure-preserving learning for high-dimensional Lagrangian and Hamiltonian systems, focusing on reduced-order models in mechanics, robotics, and wave propagation for enhanced stability and predictive accuracy.

Explore seismic inverse problems, wave propagation, and modern exploration methods. Learn about FWI, wave bath tomography, and extended Born operators for improved subsurface imaging.

Explore 2D FDTD formulation and stencil techniques in finite difference time domain methods for electromagnetic wave simulation.

Explore Maxwell's equations, transmission line limitations, propagation length, and phase velocity in electromagnetic theory.

Explore wave propagation on Kerr-de Sitter spaces in the subextremal range, featuring updates on joint research with Peter Hintz and Oliver Petersen.

Explore advanced concepts in metamaterials, focusing on their unique properties and applications in physics and engineering.

Explore the fundamentals of metamaterials, their unique properties, and applications in cutting-edge physics research with expert insights from A. Liu.

Explore mathematical concepts of critical domain size and travelling waves in oncology, examining their applications through advanced theoretical frameworks and practical examples.

Explore innovative metamaterial-based devices for controlling water waves, presented by Dr. Agnes Maurel in this Kirk Lecture at the Isaac Newton Institute.

Explore Green functions in black hole spacetimes, examining wave propagation, self-force, stability, and quantum properties. Gain insights into crucial mathematical and physical concepts.