There will be a conference on Topological Solitons and Quantum Fluids at
the University of East Anglia in Norwich, on Tuesday,
23/06/2015, and Wednesday, 24/06/2015. A
detailed schedule can be downloaded here.
The conference is supported by a conference
grant from the University of Kent Faculty of Sciences Research Funding.
We also would like to thank the
School of Mathematics
at the University of East Anglia for funding our lunch and coffee breaks.
Preliminary List of Talks
| Jennifer Ashcroft
|
Baby Skyrme models without a potential term
|
| David Foster
|
Scattering of Nucleons in the Classical Skyrme Model
|
| Mareike Haberichter
|
E(2) Transitions within the Skyrme Model
|
| Steffen Krusch
|
Topological Solitons
|
| Davide Maestrini
|
Clustering and negative temperature in a point vortex gas
|
| Abera Muhamed
|
Hyperbolic vortices with magnetic impurities
|
| Davide Proment
|
Vortices in quantum fluids
|
| Hayder Salman
|
Acoustic Radiation by Superfluid Vortices
|
| Hadi Susanto
|
Moving impurities in Bose-Einstein Condensates
|
| Alberto Villois
|
Scattering between quantum vortices
|
- Tahani Ali Salman Al-Karkhi, Essex
- Jennifer Ashcroft, Kent
- David Foster, Bristol
- Mareike Haberichter, Kent
- Garth Jones, East Anglia
- Omar Bahaaldin Mohammed Karakchi, Essex
- Steffen Krusch, Kent
- Rudy Kusdiantara, Essex
- Davide Maestrini, East Anglia
- Abera Muhamed, Kent
- Amal Jasim Mohammed, Essex
- Yuslenita Muda, Essex
- Junaid Idrees Mustafa, Essex
- Davide Proment, East Anglia
- Hayder Salman, East Anglia
- Danica Sugic, Bristol
- Hadi Susanto, Essex
- Alberto Villois, East Anglia
Organising Committee
Please email Dr
Steffen Krusch at
S.Krusch@kent.ac.uk,
Dr
Mareike Haberichter at
M.Haberichter@kent.ac.uk,
or
Dr Davide Proment
at d.proment@uea.ac.uk
in case you are interested in attending the conference. Women speakers,
in particular, are encouraged to present a talk and attend the
conference. Please contact one of the organisors
to discuss what we can do to enable participation by people with
children or family responsibilities. The
London Mathematical Society
and the
Institute of Physics
also make available grants to assist parents and carers to attend meetings.
Practical Information
Local travel information including maps may be found
here.
Train information may be obtained from
here.
