Water Waves - Mathematical Theory and Applications

A workshop held at the University of Plymouth, September 5-6, 2019, on theoretical and applied aspects of water waves.

Invited Speakers

• David Andrade (Technion) - On random inhomogeneous fields of non-linear deep-water waves
• Ton van den Bremer (Oxford) - Dispersion and Modulational Instability in Crossing Waves
• Daniel Conley (Plymouth) - HF radar wave measurements at the Wave Hub
• Anna Kalogirou (Nottingham) - Wave amplification phenomena and a novel wave-energy converter
• Dan Liberzon (Technion) - Breaking of water waves - criterion and accurate detection
• Kateryna Marynets (Vienna) - On a Two-Point Boundary Value Problem in Geophysics
• Emilian Parau (UEA) - Water waves under ice and related phenomena
• Alison Raby (Plymouth) - Characteristics of design waves in shallow water
• Yaron Toledo (Tel Aviv) - East Mediterranean currents, waves and low frequency oscillations

Funded by a Celebrating New Appointments Grant from the London Mathematical Society.