Thursday

9:00-11:00 Registration and Coffee (The Street)

11:00-11:30 Welcome and Introductions (MS02)

11:30-13:00 Algebra

(B3.02)

Combinatorics

(MS03)

Mathematical Biology

(MS04)

Mathematical Physics

(MS02)

Statistics & Probability

(B3.03)

Topology

(MS05)

11:30-12:10 Guilherme Frederico Lima

Topos Theory

Timothy Jones Points and lines; Addition

and multiplication

Quentin Caudron A Cable Theory for Gap-

Junction-Connected Neural Networks

Norman Rink The Geometry of Vortex

Equations

Yuxin Yang From martingale

representation to Hodge decomposition

James Walton The Topology of Tiling

Spaces

12:15-12:55

Rishi Vyas

Localization in Noncommutative Rings

Nicholas Korpelainen The computational

complexity of the k-path partition problem

Yi Ming Lai Stochastic

Synchronization of Neuronal Populations

Andrew Crosby Instability formation on

conduits of viscous particle plumes

Andre Kueh Non-parametric Density Estimation using Hilbert

Spaces

Fionntan Roukema The minimally twisted 5-chain link and the Berge

conjecture

13:00-14:00 Lunch (The Street)

14:00-15:00

Keynote Lecture (MS03)

(Combinatorics)

Prof. Peter Cameron

Synchronization

Keynote Lecture (MS04)

(Mathematical Biology)

Prof. Raymond Goldstein

Fluid Dynamics and the Evolution of Biological Complexity

Keynote Lecture (MS02)

(Mathematical Physics)

Prof. Sandra Chapman

Scaling laws, emergence and statistical descriptions

of systems that are out of equilibrium: what we can

model and measure

Keynote Lecture (MS05)

(Differential Geometry)

Prof. Nigel Hitchin, FRS

Generalized geometry and Poisson geometry

15:00-16:00 Coffee (The Street)

16:00-17:30 Algebra

(B3.02)

Algebraic Geometry

(A1.01)

Combinatorics

(MS03)

Mathematical

Biology

(MS04)

Mathematical Physics

(MS02)

Statistics &

Probability (B3.03)

Differential Geometry

(MS05)

16:00-16:40

Michael Livesey Morita Equivalences

of Blocks of Finite Classical Groups

Jesus Martinez Garcia Log canonical

thresholds of del Pezzo Surfaces in

arbitrary characteristic

Thomas Bloom A brief history of improvements of Roth's theorem

Douglas Brumley Hydrodynamic

interactions between swimming

microorganisms

Stephen Tate Combinatorial Species

and Statistical Mechanics

Ewa Gajda Selection operator for

Evolutionary Multiobjective Optimization Algorithms

Lynn Heller Equivariant

Constraint Willmore Tori in S

3

16:45-17:25

Fawad Hussain Invariant Ring of

Aut(V, ξ)

Sohail Iqbal Godeaux, Campedelli

and Q-Gorenstein Smoothing

Matthew White Cycles in Edge-

Coloured Graphs

Neville Boon Modelling Myosin-V the Molecular Motor

Thomas Hammant Radiative

Improvement of the NRQCD action with

the background field method

Saidi Rotimi Omolaja Comparison of

Newton-Raphson Approximation and

Maximum Likelihood Estimation as Methods of Estimating

Parameters of Beta-Binomial

Distribution.

Roberto Rubio Deconstructing Cayley

(transform)

17:30-18:30 Workshop: How to set up Satellite Meetings (MS02)

Keynote Lecture (MS03) (Complexity)

Prof. Jeff Johnson

Hypernetworks for modelling multilevel complex systems

18:30-19:30 Innovation in mathematics HE teaching & learning (MS02)

19:30+ Dinner (Rootes Restaurant, Rootes Building) & Drinks (Terrace Bar, Students Union)

Friday

9:00-11:00 Algebra

(B3.02)

Analysis & PDEs

(B3.03)

Financial

Mathematics (MS04)

Mathematical

Biology

(MS05)

Mathematical Physics

(MS03)

Number Theory

(A1.01)

Statistics &

Probability (MS02)

9:00-9:40

Joanna Fawcett Bases for primitive

permutation groups

Thomas Hudson Atomistic and

Continuum Models of a Point Defect in a 1D

Chain of Atoms

Martin Klimmek Bounding path

dependent functionals

Marcin Zagórski Model gene

regulatory networks under mutation-selection balance

Cara Donnelly Crossing singularity - the apex of a shear

cone

Soma Purkait Eigenforms of half-integral weight and some applications

Giang Nguyen Sharing is caring:

Queues with boundary assistance

9:40-10:20

Joseph Mullaney Finitely generated metabelian groups

and the Bieri-Groves conjecture

Ram Band Finding the nodal

points on a quantum graph.

Rui Xin Lee Stochastic

Monotonicity for Multi-Dimensional

Fellar Processes

Jamie Luo Functionality,

Speciation and Collective Behaviour in Boolean Networks

Efstathios Charalampidis

Skyrmions, Rational Maps and Scaling

Identites

Michael Swarbrick Jones

An Introduction to the Circle Method

Alexandre Thiery High Dimensional MCMC methods

10:20-11:00

Maurice Chiodo Some different types of Universal finitely presented groups

Levent Ali Menguturk Archimedean Survival

Processes

Moritz Hoegner Octonionic Instantons

Nenna Campbell-Platt A Hecke algebra at a

bad prime

Wang Han The stability problem for stochastic filtering

11:00-11:30 Coffee (The Street)

11:30-13:00 Analysis & PDEs

(B3.03)

Complexity

(B3.02)

Combinatorics

(MS04)

Mathematical

Biology

(MS05)

Number Theory

(A1.01)

Statistics &

Probability (MS02)

Topology

(MS03)

11:30-12:10

Adam Boden Planar Travelling

Waves of Reaction Diffusion Equations in

Periodic Media

Martine Barons A mathematical

approach to medical complexity

Konrad Dabrowski Parameterized

Complexity of Finding Induced Matchings

Heather Harrington Spatio-temporal

models of Erk1 and Erk2 in vivo

Rachel Newton Low-dimensional

Galois cohomology

Chris Oates Integrating chemical kinetics into Bayesian

network inference

Robert Tang Map between curve

complexes induced by covers

12:15-12:55

Mikolaj Sierzega Classical solutions of the reaction-diffusion

equation with singular initial data

James Porter How mathematicians

have ruined economics

Chris Purcell Vertex 3-colorability of claw-free graphs

Mariano Beguerisse Diaz

Simplification and analysis of activation

cascades

Dave Mendes da Costa

Beyond Bombieri-Pila: Integral Points on

Elliptic Curves

Sergios Agapiou A Bayesian Approach

to Linear Inverse Problems

Sara Maloni Maskit embedding and Kra's plumbing

construction.

13:00-14:00 Lunch (The Street)

14:00-15:00 Where has Maths Taken You? (MS02)

15:00-16:00

Keynote Lecture (MS05)

(Algebra)

Prof. Martin R. Bridson

The universe of finitely presented groups

Keynote Lecture (MS04)

(Financial Mathematics)

Prof. David Hand, FBA

Evaluating consumer credit scoring

models

Keynote Lecture (MS02)

(Statistics & Probability)

Prof. Saul Jacka

Stochastic Control and Applications

Keynote Lecture (MS03)

(Topology)

Prof. Caroline Series Limits of limit sets

16:00-16:30 Coffee (The Street)

16:30-18:30 Analysis & PDEs

(B3.03)

Combinatorics

(B3.02)

Dynamical Systems

(A1.01)

Financial

Mathematics (MS04)

Mathematical Physics

(MS05)

Statistics &

Probability (MS02)

Topology

(MS03)

16:30-17:10

Adewale David Fase Numerical Analysis and its Differential

Complexes

Oliver Roche-Newton The Erdős distance

problem and distinct dot products

Nikola Stoilov Classification of

integrable Hamiltonian systems of hydrodynamic type

in 2 +1 dimensions. Dispersive

deformations.

Xun Yang On the Pricing of

Storable Commodities and Associated

Derivatives

Sergey Giniatulin Specialized

Informational Computational

System of variational assimilation of

observed data in a nonlinear large-scale

hydrothermodynamics ocean model

Chris Marsden A probabilistic

approach to pattern recognition

Spiros Adams-Florou Squeezing in

Algebraic K-Theory

17:10-17:50

Donal Connolly Pseudo-differential

Operators on Homogeneous Spaces

Colin Mayhill Well-Quasi-Ordering

and Permutation Graphs

Johannes Stolte Option pricing in time

changed models

Benoit Huard Solutions in Riemann

invariants for inhomogeneous

multidimensional hydrodynamic-type

systems

Hao Ni The expected signature of

Brownian Motion upon the first exit time of a regular

domain

Christopher Braun Quantum infinity-algebras and the

Loday-Quillen-Tsygan theorem

17:50-18:30

Fiachra Knox Hamilton

Decompositions of Random Graphs

Omri Ross Revisiting Noise

Traders Risk

Anton Zayachkovskiy Ecological risks

modeling of water pollution and the

problem of optimal ship routing

Kolyan Ray Nonparametric

confidence bands in deconvolution density

estimation

Stefan Schreieder On the universal

elliptic genus

18:30-19:30 Technology in mathematics HE teaching & learning (MS02)

19:30+ Dinner (Rootes Bar, Rootes Building) & Social (Copper Rooms, Students Union)

Saturday

9:30-11:00 Algebra

(A1.01)

Algebraic Geometry

& Keynote Lecture*

(10:15-11:15) (MS02)

Analysis & PDEs

(MS03)

Combinatorics

(B3.02)

Dynamical Systems

(MS04)

Mathematical Physics

(B3.03)

Statistics &

Probability (MS05)

9:30-10:10

Mariano Zeron-

Medina

Largeness and deficiency in finitely

presented groups

Alan Thompson Models for Threefolds Fibred by K3 Surfaces

of Degree Two

Ionut Munteanu Normal Feedback

Stabilization of Periodic Flows in a 2D

Channel

Tony Nixon Rigidity and [2,l]-tight

graphs on Surfaces

Julia Slipantschuk Lyapunov exponent

and exponential mixing rate

Ian Marquette Quantum mechanics

and Painlevé transcendents

Marcin Zagórski Copulas applied in the

inverter case study

10:15-10:55

Jonathan Nelson Cliques of Iwasawa

algebras

Keynote* (10:15-

11:15) Prof. Burt Totaro, FRS Algebraic

geometry from a topological point of

view

Emil Wiedemann Existence of Weak Solutions for the

Incompressible Euler Equations

David Fletcher A Brief Introduction to Aperiodic Tilings

Jozef Kiselak Third-order half-linear differential

equations

Samuel Durugo Asymptotic Behaviour of the Eigenfunctions

of the Massless Relativistic

Anharmonic Oscillator Problem

Kai Li Generalised Particle Filters with Gaussian

Measures

11:00-11:30 Coffee (The Street)

11:30-12:30

Keynote Lecture (MS02)

(Number Theory)

Prof. Kevin Buzzard

Future directions in the Langlands program.

Keynote Lecture (MS03)

(Analysis & PDEs)

Sir John Ball, FRS

Variational problems for solid and liquid crystals

Keynote Lecture (MS04)

(Dynamical Systems)

Prof. Mary Rees, FRS

Topological models in complex dynamics

12:30-13:30 Plenary (MS02) Prof. Robin C Ball Optimisation under Uncertainty

13:30-14:30 Lunch (The Street)