Research Talks

Here are links to some online seminars from MWM group members.

Speaker	Title & Link	Event/Organisation
Raphael Assier	Towards a multivariable Wiener-Hopf method, Lecture series with Andrey Shanin Lecture 1, Lecture 2	Bringing pure and applied analysis together via the Wiener-Hopf technique, its generalisations and applications, Isaac Newton Institute, Aug 2019
Raphael Assier	A combustion instability model accounting for dynamic flame flow acoustic interactions	School of Comuputing and Mathematics, Keele University, 2014
Erik Garcia-Neefjes	Thermo-Visco-Elastic effects in Wave Propagation	ICMS Waves in Complex Continua webinar series, Jun 2020
Anastasia Kisil	Edges and Point Scatterers: a simple model for a metamaterial with edges	RCMM Wave Scattering and Solid Mechanics, webinar series, Dec 2020
Matthew Nethercote	Edge Diffraction of Acoustic Waves by Periodic Composite Metamaterials: The Hollow Wedge	ICMS Waves in Complex Continua webinar series, Nov 2020
Matthew Nethercote	High-contrast approximation for penetrable wedge diffraction	Bringing pure and applied analysis together via the Wiener-Hopf technique, its generalisations and applications, Isaac Newton Institute, Aug 2019
William Parnell	Elastostatic cloaking, low frequency elastic wave transparency and neutral inclusions	ICMS Continuum Mechanics Webinar Series, Dec 2020

Matthew Nethercote at Days on Diffraction, 2021

Here is Postdoc Matthew Nethercote speaking at the Days on Diffraction conference, May 31-June 4 2021.

Days on Diffraction is held annually in St Petersburg since 1968 and organised jointly by St. Petersburg Department of V.A., Steklov Institute of Mathematics, Russian Academy of Sciences, Euler International Mathematical Institute, and St. Petersburg State University. Conference proceedings can be found here.

Cheuk-Him Yeung at e-Forum Acusticum, 2020

Here is PhD Student Cheuk-Him Yeung speaking at e-Forum Acusticum in December 2020.

Forum Acusticum is a triennial conference organised by a national acoustical organisation on behalf of the European Acoustics Association (EAA). In 2020 the event was hosted online by the Université de Lyon and the Société Française d’Acoustique. Conference proceedings can be found here.