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PHD Thesis

A theoretical and computational study of the active self-organization of nematic patterns in thin cytoskeletal layers and their effect on curvature by Waleed Mirza

Waleed Mirza defended his PhD thesis A theoretical and computational study of the active self-organization of nematic patterns in thin cytoskeletal layers and their effect on curvature, supervised by Marino Arroyo on 16 February 2023 within the UPC doctoral program in Applied Mathematics. Currently he is in the group of Alejandro Torres-Sánchez at the European

Colloquium

Marta Mazzocco

Professor Marta Mazzocco (University of Birmingham) will speak at the IMTECH Colloquium on Wednesday February 8 at 15h30 at Sala d’actes de la Facultat de Matemàtiques i Estadística (FME). Professor Mazzocco is Professor of Mathematics at University of Birmingham (UoB). She holds a PhD in Mathematical Physics from the International School of Advanced Studies (SISSA,

Research Highlights

Quantum character varieties by Marta Mazzocco

(School of Mathematics, Birmingham). Received on 8/2/2023. In this note we will introduce the concept of character variety in the simple example of a torus with one disk removed. We will show how this is a surface in C^{3} defined by a cubic polynomial, called the Markov cubic. We will show the relation between the

Research Highlights

Bell correlations in quantum many-body systems by Jordi Tura

(Instituut-Lorentz, Leiden). Received on 4/12/2022. Quantum mechanics allows for correlations that cannot be explained within two principles that are fundamental to our intuitive understanding of the world: locality and realism [1]. This led to Einstein and collaborators to wonder whether quantum mechanics was a complete theory for the description of reality [2]. Albeit these discussions

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