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Though Jaroslav Stark and I remain as Editors, you will see that the names
of those who actually do the work(!!) have now changed, from Mark Nelson
and Cliburn Chan to Grant Lythe, Alastair Rucklidge and Rob Sturman. We
will try to make sure that, to you, the customers, the change is seamless
and the service undiminished. Equally, a time of change is one of
opportunity, and we welcome your ideas and suggestions for improvement to
add to some of our own for future development of UK Nonlinear News.
It is a great pleasure to have this opportunity to thank Mark and Cliburn for their unstinting work for UK Nonlinear News. In Mark's case it goes back to the very birth of the Newsletter, in 1997, and much credit for its development to its familiar form is due to him. In the early days my advice to him to spend less time on the job were stubbornly ignored, but Mark has survived and prospered and all of us have gained. Cliburn's association, though shorter, has been no less valuable or influential in its time. We wish both of them success and enjoyment in their new(ish) jobs and future careers. Finally, the usefulness of UK Nonlinear News depends on you as suppliers of information as well as readers. Please continue to bombard us with your material and we will do our best to convey it widely and effectively. John Brindley |
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Articles and Reviews
- Book Review:
An Introduction to Financial Option Valuation.
Mathematics, Stochastics and Computation.
- Reviewed by Chris Barnett.
- Report:
UK and Republic of Ireland SIAM Section Annual Meeting.
- By Gabriel Lord.
News
- MSc. in Hydroinformatics, University of Surrey
- MSc. in Astrodynamics, University of Surrey
- Dynamical Systems Master Class 2005-2006
- LMS/EPSRC short course: Stochastic processes
- Turbulence symposium, 2005-6 Warwick
- Nonlinear Science network
Recent Theses
Jobs
- Lectureships in financial mathematics, Leeds
- Academic Fellowship, University of Surrey
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British Antarctic Survey
- Biosphere Complexity Analyst (Ref BAS 14/05)
- Atmosphere Complexity Analyst (Ref BAS 15/05)
- Cryosphere Complexity Analyst (Ref BAS 16/05)
- Post Doctoral Position in Parallel Computing Applications for Biological Modeling
- Systems biology, University of Rostock
- Studentships
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Mathematical modelling of bridge cable dynamics
Departments of Civil Engineering and Engineering Mathematics, University of Bristol - Mathematical meteorology, Surrey
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Mathematical modelling of bridge cable dynamics
Publishers' Announcements
- WWW addresses for Publishers
- New from World Scientific
- New from Birkhauser
- A listing of publishers' announcements carried in previous issues of UK Nonlinear News is available.
Journal News
- A listing of web pages for nonlinear journals and newsletters is kept at http://www.amsta.leeds.ac.uk/Applied/news.dir/journals.html.
- New Journal: Boundary Value Problems.
- Table of Contents: Nonlinearity Volume 18(1), Jan 2005
- Table of Contents: Nonlinearity Volume 18(2), Mar 2005
- Special issue of Nonlinear Dynamics
- Journal of Nonlinear Mathematical Physics
Meetings, Conferences and Events
Conference Listing.- Nonlinear Waves
- Loughborough, 10 March
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Nonlinearity, Fluctuations, and Complexity
- Brussels, 16-19 March
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Urgent Meeting on Tsunami Research
- Friday 18 March
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Mathematics 2005
- Liverpool, 4-7 April
- Turbulence, twist and treacle a meeting in celebration of the 70th birthday of Keith Moffatt
- Biocomplexity Workshop VIII
- Nonlinear Phenomena in Complex Systems
- Physiological Flow Meeting: From models to man
- Complex Networks in Brain and Mind Dynamics
- ICCMSE 2005
- Fifth ASME International Conference on Multibody Systems, Nonlinear Dynamics and Control
- Newton Institute program: Pattern Formation in Large Domains
- A comprehensive listing of mathematics conferences is maintained by the American Mathematical Society.
- A list of Dynamical Systems Conferences is available at SUNY Stony Brook.
- Netlib Mathematics and Computer Science Conferences Database.
- The SIAM Conference Schedule is a listing of meetings and conferences organised by SIAM.
- UK Newton Institute Symposia Web Site.
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A listing of reviews of nonlinear books can be found at
- http://www.amsta.leeds.ac.uk/Applied/news.dir/issue7.dir/art/books.html (this article is periodically updated).
- An index of UK Nonlinear News can be found at
Issue Thirty nine: May 2005
Issue Thirty nine is scheduled for May 2005. Submission of news (new courses, meetings, conferences, new appointments, jobs, new research directions etc.), comments or articles about any aspect of nonlinearity in the UK are very welcome and should arrive by 6 May 2005.