Tuesday 27 March 2012
10.30-11.10
11.10-11.40
11.40-11.50
11.50-12.50
12.50-13.50
13.50-15.30
15.30-16.00
16.00-17.00
17.30
Parallel sessions
Coffee break
Vice-Provost’s Welcome
IMA Lighthill Lecture, Oliver Bühler
Nonlinear wave-vortex interactions in shallow, deep, and quantum fluids
Cruciform LT1
Lunch
Parallel sessions
Tea
Public Lecture, David Spiegelhalter
The Maths of Luck, Coincidence & Tragedy
Cruciform LT1, simulcast Cruciform LT2
CUP Reception
Session 1: Minisymposium FTS@UCL (Wilkins Old Refectory)
10.30-10.50 Jitesh Gajjar and Hanadi Zahed
Stability of separation bubbles induced by a suction slot
10.50-11.10 Demetrios Papageorgiou
Viscous flows and their stability in channels with vertically oscillating walls
13.50-14.10 Andrew Walton
The stability of the axial flow between concentric cylinders
14.10-14.30 Nick Ovenden, Frank Smith and Robert Bowles
Flows in three-dimensional multiple branching structures
14.30-14.50 Richard Purvis and Peter Hicks
Air cushioning in liquid-solid impacts
14.50-15.10 Alex White and P Hall
The effect of roughness on the stability of three-dimensional boundary layers
15.10-15.30 Hannah Fry and Frank Smith
A small ratios approach to modelling droplet deformation
Session 2: Industrial Mathematics (Haldane Room)
10.30-10.50 Chris Budd
The effect of size and scaling in binary network conduction
10.50-11.10 C Bell, P Howell, H Stone, W-J Lim, J Siggers, S R Ng and D O’Hare
Solution for the long-time chronoamperometric current at an inlaid disk electrode
using matched asymptotics
13.50-14.10 Hayley Vosper
On high-speed film flow in bearings
14.10-14.30 M Turner, S Sazhin, J Healey, C Crua and S Martynov
A breakup model for transient Diesel fuel jets
14.30-14.50 Colin Paterson, Stephen K Wilson and Brian R Duffy
Drops, Ridges and Rivulets in an External Airflow
14.50-15.10 Oliver Power and Maria Heckl
Fluid-structural coupled vibrations in a 1-dim. combustor by the Rayleigh-Ritz method
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Session 3(a): Mathematics in Biology (Cruciform LT2)
10.30-10.50 Derek Moulton
Seashell growth and morphology
10.50-11.10 Enkeleida Lushi, Raymond Goldstein and Michael Shelley
Collective chemotactic dynamics in the presence of micro-swimmer interactions
Session 3(b): Numerical Analysis (Pearson LT)
13.50-14.10 Lloyd N. Trefethen
Jacobi 1825, Cauchy 1826, Poisson 1827
14.10-14.30 Matthias Gläfke and Matthias Maischak
Adaptive Time Domain Boundary Element Methods (TD-BEM) for Scattering Problems
14.30-14.50 Markus Schmuck, Marc Pradas, Greg Pavliotis and Serafim Kalliadasis
A new stochastic mode reduction strategy applied to the Kuramoto-Sivashinsky equation
14.50-15.10 Simon Shaw
Finite element approximation of viscoelastic solids
Session 4(a): Social Modelling (Pearson LT)
10.30-10.50 David Lloyd and Hayley O’Farrell
On Localised hotspots of an urban crime model
10.50-11.10 Stephen Glavin and Abhijit Sengupta
Predicting volatile consumer markets using multi-agent methods: theory and validation
Session 4(b): Dynamical systems (Cruciform B.09)
13.50-14.10 M Pradas, D Tseluiko, S Kalliadasis, D T Papageorgiou and G A Pavliotis
Additive noise effects in active non-linear spatially extended systems
14.10-14.30 Mabruka Mohamed
Nonlinear dynamical systems and Bifurcations
14.30-14.50 Schuyler Nicholson and Eun-Jin Kim
Using the FLow: deciphering the interactions of non-equilibrium systems
14.50-15.10 Ashley Willis
Turbulence in rotating shear flow
15.10-15.30 Alastair Rucklidge, Mary Silber and Anne Skeldon
Nonlinear three-wave interactions and spatio-temporal chaos
Session 5(a): GFD (Cruciform LT1)
10.30-10.50 Andrew Newton
Determining the temporal dynamics of the solar α effect
10.50-11.10 Julian Mak, Stephen Griffiths and David Hughes
Shear instabilities in shallow water MHD
Session 5(b): Free Surface Flows (Cruciform LT1)
13.50-14.10 Stephen Wilson, Phil Trinh and Howard Stone
The “Contact Lens Problem” or “A Rigid or Elastic Plate on the Free Surface
of a Thin Film of Viscous Fluid”
14.10-14.30 Rajagopal Vellingiri, Dmitri Tseluiko, Nikos Savva and Serafim Kalliadasis
Solitary waves in a falling laminar liquid film sheared by a coflowing turbulent gas
14.30-14.50 Mark Jones
Stability of resonant capillary-gravity interfaces
14.50-15.10 Eugene Benilov
On contact lines with a 180-degree contact angle
15.10-15.30 David Sibley, Nikos Savva and Serafim Kalliadasis
Slip or not slip? A comparison of the interface formation model to conventional approaches
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Session 6(a): Mathematical Ecology (Cruciform B.09)
10.30-10.50 Shaker Rasheed
Modelling a reaction-diffusion system for competing species
10.50-11.10 Rory Mullan, David Glass and Mark McCartney
Population behaviour in a multi-species discrete time predator-prey model
with randomized assignment of control parameter values
Session 6(b): Mathematical Modelling (Cruciform SR1)
13.50-14.10 Jonathan Evans and Andrea Fernandez
Single- and two-scales sharp-interface models for concrete carbonation
– Fast-reaction asymptotics
14.10-14.30 Petr Yatsyshin, Nikos Savva and Serafim Kalliadasis
Integral and integral-differential equations of classical density
functional theory: a novel numerical approach
14.30-14.50 Fatimah Abdul Razak and Henrik Jeldtoft Jensen
Transfer Entropy as a causality indicator
14.50-15.10 Rahifa Ranom, G Richardson and C P Please
Discharge of half-cell Lithium Ion Batteries
Session 7(a): Applications of Mathematics and Applied Analysis (Cruciform SR1)
10.30-10.50 Georgios Akrivis, Demetrios Papageorgiou and Yiorgos Sokratis Smyrlis
On the analyticity of certain dissipative-dispersive PDEs
10.50-11.10 Keith Daly, Chris Holmes, James Gates, Peter Smith and Giampaolo D’Alessandro
Mode structure analysis of optical biosensors
Session 7(b): Fluid Mechanics (Cruciform LT2)
13.50-14.10 Robert M. Kerr
Dissipation and enstrophy statistics in turbulence: Are the
simulations and mathematics converging?
14.10-14.30 Jonathan Healey
A critical Reynolds number for global instability of rotating disc flow
14.30-14.50 Bernhard Scheichl
Turbulent Separation at the Trailing Edge of a Bluff Body: Bridging
Controversial Asymptotic Theories
14.50-15.10 Min Yu, Jisheng Luo and Xuesong Wu
Nonlinear mechanism of hypersonic boundary-layer transition
15.10-15.30 Vipin Michael and Sharon Stephen
Nonlinear stability analysis of hypersonic flow over a cone with passive porous walls
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Wednesday 28 March 2012
09.00-11.00
11.00-11.30
11.30-12.30
12.30-12.45
12.45-14.00
14.00-16.20
16.20-16.45
16.45-17.45
18.00
19.30
Parallel sessions
Coffee break
Plenary lecture, Mark Peletier
Gradient Flows, Optimal Transport, and Fresh Bread
Cruciform LT1
Newton Institute & FuturICT Project (Cruciform LT1)
Lunch & Posters (North Cloisters)
Parallel sessions
Tea
Stewartson memorial lecture, Yuriko Renardy
A mathematical perspective on thixotropic yield stress fluids
Cruciform LT1
Reception, LMS
Banquet, Russell Hotel
Morning sessions
Session 8: Mathematics in Biology (Cruciform B.09)
09.00-09.20 Chris Bocking
Bacterial denitrification in soil
09.20-09.40 Stuart George
Signalling speeds in large neurons
09.40-10.00 Michelle Baker
Cytokine mediation of arthritic disease
10.00-10.20 K Giorgakoudi, S Gubbins, J Ward, N Juleff and D Schley
A PDE model for exploring the determinants of epithelial cell lysis due to
foot-and-mouth disease virus infection
10.20-10.40 Laura Gallimore, Jim Oliver, Sarah Waters and Jonathan Whiteley
Multiple travelling-wave solutions in a minimal model for cell motility
10.40-11.00 Feng Xu, John Billingham and Oliver Jensen
Instabilities of flow in a flexible channel under prescribed upstream flux
Session 9: Minisymposium Quantum Dynamics (Cruciform SR1)
09.00-09.20 Tania Monteiro
Optomechanical cooling of levitated spheres: quantum and classical dynamics
09.20-09.40 Jonathan Keeling
Collective Dynamics of Generalized Dicke Models
09.40-10.00 Mark Everitt, Tim Spiller and Bill Munro
Quantum measurement with chaotic apparatus
10.00-10.20 Ivette Fuentes, David E Bruschi and Nicolai Friis
Moving cavities for relativistic quantum information processing
10.20-10.40 Roman Schubert
Non-Hermitian propagation of coherent states
10.40-11.00 Ahsan Nazir and Dara McCutcheon
A variational master equation approach to open quantum system dynamics:
Applications to excitonic energy transfer and driven quantum dots
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Session 10: Minisymposium Medical Applications of Fluid and Solid Mechanics (Wilkins Old Refectory)
09.00-09.20 Kim Parker
Arterial Reservoir-Excess Pressure and Ventricular Work
09.20-09.40 Amy Smith, Jonathan Chapman, Rebecca Shipley and Nic Smith
Multi-scale modelling of blood flow in the coronary capillaries: a homogenisation approach
09.40-10.00 David Smith, Petr Denissenko, Vasily Kantsler and Jackson Kirkman-Brown
Mechanics of sperm motility
10.00-10.20 Gwen Palmer, Mark Taylor and Tiina Roose
Do Ruffini Mechanoreceptors have a Preferred Sensing Direction?
10.20-10.40 Bindi Brook, Jonathan Hiorns and Oliver Jensen
Interactions of cell-scale and tissue scale mechanics in airway smooth muscle
10.40-11.00 Colin Please
The two-dimensional distribution of deposited tears on the eye
Session 11: Minisymposium Social Modelling (Pearson LT)
09.00-09.20 Rebecca Hoyle, Alexandra Penn, Daniele Avitabile and Christopher Knight
Are industrial ecosystems mutualistic, trophic or something else entirely?
09.20-09.40 Joe Viana, Andrew ‘Amos’ Channon and Sally Brailsford
Combining Discrete Event, Agent Based and System Dynamics Simulation to explore
the Health and Social Care implications of Age Related Macular Degeneration
09.40-10.00 Hannah Fry and Frank Smith
Rate effects on the growth of centres
10.00-10.20 Nick McCullen, Alastair Rucklidge, Tim Foxon and Frin Bale
Studying multiple parameter models of technology diffusion on social networks
10.20-10.40 Jonathan Ward and Peter Grindrod
Pattern formation and social norms
10.40-11.00 Tim Rogers and Alan McKane
Jamming and pattern formation in models of segregation
Session 12: Minisymposium Water Entry & Related Problems (Cruciform LT2)
09.00-09.20 Matthew Moore, James Oliver, Sam Howison and John Ockendon
Oblique water entry: the consequences of an apparently minor error
09.20-09.40 James Oliver
On the morphology of the splash in the normal impact of weakly curved plate
09.40-10.00 Alexander Korobkin
A linear model of water exit
10.00-10.20 Frank Smith, Alexander White and Kevin Liu
Fluid entry and exit problems
10.20-10.40 Jamal Uddin
The interaction between an accelerating plate and a free surface with surface tension
10.40-11.00 Mark Cooker
Violent Flow in Confined Spaces
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Session 13: Waves (Haldane Room)
09.00-09.20 Lennon Ó’Náraigh and Peter Spelt
An analytical connection between temporal and spatio-temporal growth rates
in linear stability analysis
09.20-09.40 Ruth Voisey, William Parnell and David Abrahams
Waves in Quasiperiodic Media
09.40-10.00 Ayesha Sohail, Julia Rees and William Zimmerman
Analysis of wave dynamics in a flow cell using discrete periodic
10.00-10.20 Ian Thompson and Nikolaos Tymis
Scattering by a semi-infinite lattice and the excitation of Bloch waves
10.20-10.40 Stephen Griffiths
Self-gravitating rotating shallow-water waves above an elastic medium
10.40-11.00 Cristina Sargent
Trapped modes of the Helmholtz equation
Session 14: Fluid Mechanics (Cruciform LT1)
09.00-09.20 Tatsunori Senoo, Kengo Deguchi and Masato Nagata
Bifurcation of flows of a fluid with internal heat sources in a vertical pipe
09.20-09.40 Slobodan Radosavljevic
Aspects of and problems in numerical modelling of z-pinch dynamics
09.40-10.00 Eugene Benilov, Cathal Cummins and William Lee
Why do bubbles in Guinness go down?
10.00-10.20 Catriona R McArdle, David Pritchard and Stephen K Wilson
The Stokes boundary layer for a thixotropic or antithixotropic fluid
10.20-10.40 Ioana Adina Neacsu and Bernhard Scheichl
Investigation of Highly Loaded Sintered Bearings Under the Effect of Vaporous Cavitation
10.40-11.00 Konstantin Ilin
Steady streaming in a channel with permeable walls
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Afternoon sessions
Session 15: Minisymposium Quantum Information (Cruciform SR1)
14.00-14.20 Alessio Serafini
Quantum control of continuous variables
14.20-15.00 Elham Kashefi
Universal blind quantum computation
15.00-15.20 Nilanjana Datta
Quantum Rate Distortion and Reverse Shannon Theorems
15.20-15.40 Nicolas Brunner
Quantum Nonlocality
15.40-16.00 Simone Severini
Quantum state transfer: a challenge for algebraic graph theorists
16.00-16.20 Davide Girolami and Gerardo Adesso
Observable measure of quantum correlations
Session 16: Minisymposium GFD (Pearson LT)
14.00-14.40 Roger Grimshaw
The effect of rotation on internal solitary waves: the KdV and wave packet paradigms
14.40-15.20 Peter Read and Alfonso Castrejon-Pita
A Chorus of the Winds: phase-synchronized behaviour between atmospheric
quasi-biennial and semi-annual oscillations
15.20-16.00 Boris Galperin
Rossby waves and zonons in zonostrophic turbulence
16.00-16.20 Steven Tobias
Direct Statistical Simulation of Geophysical Flows
Session 17: Minisymposium Numerical Analysis (Wilkins Old Refectory)
14.00-14.30 Vanessa Styles
Numerical analysis of an inverse problem for the eikonal equation
14.30-15.00 Robert Nuernberg
Numerical approximation of facetted pattern formation in snow crystal growth
15.00-15.30 David Kay
Efficient Numerical methods for Equations with Fractional Diffusion
15.30-16.00 Chandrasekhar Venkataraman
Modelling cell motility with the evolving surface finite element method
16.00-16.20 Geoff Curtiss
A brief introduction to developing software for and using the NAG libraries
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Session 18: Minisymposium Free Surface Flows (Cruciform LT1)
14.00-14.20 Paul Milewski, Jean-Marc Vanden-Broeck and Zhan Wang
Waves on floating ice: solitary waves and nonlinear response to moving loads
14.20-14.40 Jon Wilkening
Breakdown of self-similarity at the crests of large-amplitude standing water waves
14.40-15.00 Thomas Bridges
Bifurcation of unsteady dark solitary waves from steady periodic waves
15.00-15.20 Demetrios Papageorgiou, Evangelos Papaefthymiou and Gregorios Pavliotis
Nonlinear dynamics in multilayer channel flows driven by gravity or
horizontal pressure gradients
15.20-15.40 Emilian Parau, Mark Blyth and Jean-Marc Vanden-Broeck
Hydroelastic waves in fluid sheets
15.40-16.00 Jean-Marc Vanden-Broeck
Nonlinear waves with constant vorticity
16.00-16.20 Jeong Sook Im
Numerical studies of 2D unsteady, aperiodic surface waves on a semi-infinite domain
Session 19: Fluid Mechanics (Cruciform LT2)
14.00-14.20 Zoe Gumm
Thermal Instabilities at a Single Vertical Boundary
14.20-14.40 Jamie Nutter and Xuesong Wu
Impact of Junction between Rigid and Porous wall on Boundary-Layer Instability
14.40-15.00 Neil Deacon
Linear Spatial Instabilities in Inviscid Flows Through Elastic-Walled Channels
15.00-15.20 Raphael Assier and Xuesong Wu
Acoustic coupling in combustion instability
15.20-15.40 Jonathan Dawes and William Giles
Turbulent transition in a truncated one-dimensional model for shear flow
15.40-16.00 Yuan Li and Mark Blyth
Effect of wall motions on the instability of two-layer channel flow
16.00-16.20 Helen Wilson and Tim Reis
Elastic instabilities in polymer processing flows
Session 20: Minisymposium General Relativity (Cruciform B.09)
14.00-14.20 Sam Dolan
Self-Force Calculations for Binary Black Hole Inspirals
14.20-14.40 Nils Andersson
Paranormal fluids in general relativity
14.40-15.00 Daniela Pugliese and Juan A. Valiente Kroon
On the evolution equations for a self-gravitating charged scalar field
15.00-15.20 Juan A Valiente Kroon and Christian Lübbe
A class of conformal curves on the Reissner-Nordstroem spacetime
15.20-15.40 Christian Lübbe
Non-linear stability for pure radiation spacetimes
15.40-16.00 Pieter Blue
Maxwell’s equations outside a slowly rotating black hole
16.00-16.20 Christian Boehmer and Robert Downes
Continuum Mechanics and General Relativity
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Session 21: Medical Applications of Fluid and Solid Mechanics (Haldane Room)
14.00-14.20 David Schley, Benjamin Neuman and Robert Whittaker
A potential mechanism to explain viral budding proposed by mathematical modelling
14.20-14.40 Almut Eisentraeger, Ian Sobey and Marek Czosnyka
Parameter estimations for the cerebrospinal fluid infusion test
14.40-15.00 Mohit Dalwadi and Sarah Waters
Does Mr. Darcy hold the key to your (new) heart? Porous tissue growth in a
rotating nutrient-filled bioreactor
15.00-15.20 Muhammad Umar Qureshi
Blood Flow and Pressure During Pulmonary Hypertension
15.20-15.40 Marios Tziannaros and Frank T Smith
Modelling bladder-collapse flow
15.40-16.00 C Kruse, S Shaw, J Whiteman, S Greenwald, M Brewin, M Birch, T Banks, Z Kenz and S Hu
Computational Methods for the diagnosis and assessment of coronary heart disease
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Thursday 29 March 2012
09.00-11.20
11.20-11.50
11.50-12.00
12.00-13.00
13.00-14.00
Parallel sessions
Coffee break
Prizes, closing remarks, etc.
Plenary lecture, Darren Crowdy
The “Hole Story”: how to solve problems in multiply connected geometries
Cruciform LT1
Lunch; Conference ends
Session 22: Solid Mechanics (Haldane Room)
09.00-09.20 Stephen Rickaby
A stress softening model for the Mullins effect
09.20-09.40 Layal Hakim and Sergey Mikhailov
Cohesive Zone Models in History Dependent Materials
09.40-10.00 Ellis Barnwell
Transient problems in periodic composite materials
10.00-10.20 Karima Khusnutdinova and Kieron Moore
Cauchy Problem for Boussinesq-type equations: Extension of d’Alembert’s Formula
10.20-10.40 Riccardo De Pascalis, Dave Abrahams and William Parnell
Predicting the pressure-volume curve of an elastic microsphere composite
10.40-11.00 Tom Shearer, William Parnell and Dave Abrahams
Antiplane Wave Scattering From a Cylindrical Void in a Pre-Stressed
Nonlinear Elastic Material
11.00-11.20 Daniel Colquitt, Ian Jones, Alexander Movchan, Natasha Movchan and Ross McPhedran
Dynamic anisotropy and primitive waveforms in discrete elastic systems
Session 23: GFD (Wilkins Old Refectory)
09.00-09.20 Emma Warneford
The thermal shallow water equations, their quasigeostrophic limit, and zonal jets on Jupiter
09.20-09.40 Tom Ashbee, Gavin Esler and Robb McDonald
The hydrodynamic limit of a point vortex gas
09.40-10.00 Philip Pearce
Rayleigh-Benard convection generated by a diffusion flame
10.00-10.20 Harry Heorton, Daniel Feltham and Ann Keen
Jet Formation at the Sea Ice Edge
10.20-10.40 Amar Parmar and Robert Kerr
What drives the stratified zigzag instability on a pair of vertical vortices?
10.40-11.00 Edward Johnson, Jamie Rodney and George Kaoullas
Geographically localised coastal trapped waves
11.00-11.20 Xavier Riedinger, Stéphane Le Dizès and Patrice Meunier
Radiative instability of a vortex in a stratified fluid
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Session 24: Free Surface Flows (Cruciform LT2)
09.00-09.20 Christopher Lustri and Jon Chapman
Exponential Asymptotics on Unsteady Flows
09.20-09.40 Jean-Marc Vanden-Broeck
Hydroelastic generalised solitary waves
09.40-10.00 Michele Taroni and Dominic Vella
Multiple equilibria in a simple elastocapillary system
10.00-10.20 Ali Khalid, Robb McDonald and Jean-Marc Vanden-Broeck
Hele-Shaw flow driven by an external electric field
10.20-10.40 Alex Wray
Electrostatically-induced complex dynamics in viscous film flow down the
surface of a cylinder
10.40-11.00 Mat Hunt and Jean-Marc Vanden-Broeck
Fluid flows of a conduction fluid adhering to an upper surface
11.00-11.20 Dmitri Tseluiko and Demetrios Papageorgiou
Dynamics of an electrostatically modified Kuramoto-Sivashinsky-Korteweg-de Vries
equation arising in falling film flows
Session 25: Minisymposium Inverse Problems (Pearson LT)
09.00-09.40 Ben Cox, Paul Beard and Simon Arridge
Quantitative Spectroscopic Photoacoustic Tomography
09.40-10.20 Marta Betcke
Double-Cone Rebinning: Fast and Robust Image Reconstruction from Asymmetrically
Truncated Cone Beam Projections
10.20-11.00 Carola Schönlieb
Analysis of an alternating regularisation technique for PET reconstruction
Session 26: Minisymposium Mathematical Ecology (Cruciform B.09)
09.00-09.40 Sergei Petrovskii
Statistical Mechanics of Dispersal and Animal Movement
09.40-10.20 Vincent Jansen
On fat tails and Lévy flights: the effect of individual heterogeneity
in animal movement on the dispersal characteristics of populations
10.20-11.00 Sean A Rands
State-dependent social behaviour: modelling behavioural interactions informed
by the physiology of the interactors
11.00-11.20 Rishi Kumar and Henrik J. Jensen
Towards an information formalism in group behaviour with incomplete information
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Session 27: Fluid Mechanics (Cruciform LT1)
09.00-09.20 B Goddard, A Nold, N Savva, G Pavliotis and S Kalliadasis
Generalized dynamical density functional theory: the significance of inertia
and hydrodynamic interactions
09.20-09.40 Joseph Maestri
Self-Sustaining Processes in Shear Flows
09.40-10.00 David Pryce
Receptivity of the Boundary Layer to Elastic Vibrations of the Wing Surface
10.00-10.20 Christian Thomas, Philip Hall and Shahid Mughal
Receptivity to wall imperfections over a swept wing
10.20-10.40 Thomas de Cointet
Transonic Flow Separation caused by a Discontinuity in Surface Curvature
10.40-11.00 Curtis Banks
Receptivity of Cross-flow vortices
11.00-11.20 Darren Crowdy and Christopher Green
Analytical solutions for von Karman streets of hollow vortices
Rooms
The plenary sessions are all held in the large lecture theatres in the basement of the Cruciform Building
(on Gower Street opposite the main UCL quad). Directions below are given from the Cruciform Building.
LT1: Cruciform Lecture Theatre 1 Cruciform LT1 is in the basement. Walk down the main staircase. Turn right at the bottom of the stairs. Go through the left door at the end of the corridor.
The room is the third door on the right.
LT2: Cruciform Lecture Theatre 2 Cruciform LT2 is in the basement. Walk down the main staircase. Turn right at the bottom of the stairs. Take the right door at the end of the corridor. The
room is the second door on the right down the corridor.
SR1: Cruciform Foyer Seminar Room 1 Cruciform Foyer Seminar Room 1 is on the 1st floor. Do
not use the main stairs: instead, as you enter the building, after one set of double doors turn left
immediately and go through a door. Take the stairs up to the first floor. Turn left through the
door at the top of the stairs. The room is on your left.
B.09: Cruciform B.09 Cruciform B.09 is in the basement. Walk down the main stairs. Turn left at
the bottom of the stairs then take the first door on the left. Through the door turn right. Go
down the corridor and take the second door on the left. B.09 is straight ahead of you.
Pearson: Pearson Lecture Theatre Cross Gower Street from the Cruciform Building, and once in
the quad turn immediately left. The entrance to the building is on your left, in the corner of the
quad. The Pearson Lecture Theatre is on the ground floor. Walk to the end of the corridor, turn
right, and walk through the door. Walk straight through double doors and the Pearson is on your
right.
Haldane: Haldane Room Cross Gower Street from the Cruciform Building, into the main quad; head
for the far-left corner into the Wilkins Building and follow the signs. Room is on the ground floor.
Refectory: Wilkins Old Refectory Cross Gower Street from the Cruciform Building, into the main
quad; use the entrance just left of the main portico steps, and the room is more or less straight
ahead of you.
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