ACCA Workshop update 2021

The usual program of workshop activities of the ACCA group, whose history can be been in all the links to previous workshops below, has been affected in the last two years by two circumstances. First, the Imperial ACCA group was involved in organizing a successful 4-month program at the Newton Institute in Cambridge which ran between Sep-Dec 2019. Information on that meeting can be found here. It was entitled "Complex analysis: techniques, applications and computations" and featured a wide range of events, including 3 one-week workshops - see the image below from the Newton Institute (INI) website. The talks delivered as part of that program are all viewable at the INI website.

Shortly after that 4-month event finished, normal activity was stalled by the COVID emergency. At the time of writing (April 2021), we are planning to relaunch regular ACCA workshop activities in the near future. Please watch this space!

Newton Institute Workshop Sep-Dec 2019
The ACCA group was involved in organising this 4-month program at the INI, Cambridge

UCL Early Career Online Workshop

Our partner ACCA node at UCL has recently organized an online event aimed at early career researchers interested in applied and computational complex analysis. The flyer from the last event, in early 2021, is reproduced below (see here for the original posting). Similar events are planned for the future.

UCL Early Career

Previous ACCA Workshops

Upcoming: Second International ACCA-UK/BR Research Workshop (May 2018)

Second International ACCA-UK/ACCA-BR Workshop 

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Thursday May 24 2018
Imperial College London

Organisers: Darren Crowdy and Sheehan Olver

Venue: Huxley Building, Imperial College London 
[Talks with be held in Room 140 Huxley
Coffee breaks will take place in Room 747 Huxley]

Invited speakers:

  • "Colloquium": Prof. Elisabeth Guazzelli (Aix-Marseille U., CNRS, France)
  • "Colin Pillinger LectureProf. Bruno Carneiro Da Cunha (UFPE, Brazil)
  • Prof. Nicholas Moore (Florida State University, Tallahassee, USA)
  • Prof. Giovani Vasconcelos (UFPR, Brazil)
  • Dr. Matthew Turner (Univ. of Surrey, UK)
  • T. Anselmo da Silva (UFPE, Brazil)
  • Dr. Eric Keaveny (Imperial College London)

The program and booklet of abstracts are now available.

COLLOQUIUM TALK: "Falling clouds of particles"



"Riemann-Hilbert problems to link flow-driven erosion, dissolution and melting"

 

 

 

"Numerical simulation of fluid sloshing in rectangular vessels using conformal mapping"

 

 

 

 

PILLINGER LECTURE: "The isomonodromic approach for constructing conformal maps"

 

 

 

 

Everybody is welcome to attend. However, for organizational purposes, to register your interest in attending, please send an email to Jordan Hauge.

Sponsors: Jointly funded by the Royal Society and the Department of Mathematics