3rd Eastern Arc Conference on Topological Solitons and Quantum Fluids
The third conference on Topological Solitons, Quantum Fluids and Nonlinear phenomena will take place at the University of Essex, on Tuesday, 02/05/2017. The aim of the conference is to form closer links between the Topological Soliton group at the University of Kent, the Quantum Fluids group at the University of East Anglia and the Applied Mathematics group at the University of Essex. The talks will take place in LTB (Lecture Theatre Building) Room 5 which is building D on the Colchester Campus map.A detailed schedule can be downloaded here.
Details on the 2nd Eastern Arc Conference on Topological Solitons and Quantum Fluids which took place in May 2016 can be found here, while details on the 1st Eastern Arc Conference on Topological Solitons and Quantum Fluids which took place in June 2015 can be found here.
Preliminary List of Talks
| Magnus Borgh | Spinor Bose-Einstein condensates as laboratories for topological defects |
| Ellen Dowie | Rational Solutions of the KP Equation |
| Georgi Grahovskii | Integrable multi-component nonlocal equations with PT-symmetries |
| Will Grummitt | New techniques in the quantisation of Skyrmions |
| Steffen Krusch | Isospinning Skyrmions |
| Tony Lyons | A dressing method for the soliton solutions of the Camassa-Holm equation |
| George Papamikos | Darboux transformations for multi-component integrable equations |
| Davide Proment | Universal and nonuniversal aspects of vortex reconnections in superfluids |
| Rahmi Rusin | Variational approximations in discrete systems |
Preliminary List of Participants:
- Magnus Borgh, UEA
- Ellen Dowie, Kent
- Georgi Grahovski, Essex
- William Grummitt, Kent
- Steffen Krusch, Kent
- Tony Lyons, Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland
- Yuslenita Muda, Essex
- George Papamikos, Reading
- Davide Proment, UEA
- Rahmi Rusin, Essex
- Hadi Susanto, Essex
Organising Committee
Please email Dr Hadi Susanto at hsusanto@essex.ac.uk or Dr Steffen Krusch at S.Krusch@kent.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.