• Gravitational waves emitted in a black hole binary merger
  • Islands in the dual of an interface CFT model
  • Inhomoegeneities and formation of overdensities after inflation

Welcome to The Centre for Geometry, Analysis and Gravitation

The Queen Mary Centre for Geometry, Analysis and Gravitation is a world-leading multidisciplinary research centre on geometric analysis, partial differential equations, topology and all aspects of gravitation.  The Centre for Geometry, Analysis and Gravitation is leading the research on gravitational waves and quantum gravity at Queen Mary University of London, and it has become a reference centre in the UK and worldwide. Its members are a unique blend of pure and applied mathematicians working on different aspects of general relativity, numerical and mathematical relativity quantum gravity and gravitational aspects of string theory and holography.  

The Centre has received funding from prestigious sources such as the European Research Council (ERC), Royal Society University Research Fellowships, UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship, various EPSRC standard grants, STFC Ernst Rutherford Fellowships, and STFC Consolidated grants.

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Recent Publications

  • Shao A and Vergara B (2024). Approximate boundary controllability for parabolic equations with inverse square infinite potential wells. Nonlinear Analysis, Elsevier vol. 248 
    01-11-2024
  • Evstafyeva T, Sperhake U, Romero-Shaw IM and Agathos M (2024). Gravitational-Wave Data Analysis with High-Precision Numerical Relativity Simulations of Boson Star Mergers. Physical Review Letters, American Physical Society (APS) vol. 133 (13) 
    24-09-2024
  • Anninos D, Anous T and Fukelman AR (2024). De Sitter at all loops: the story of the Schwinger model. Journal of High Energy Physics, Springer Nature vol. 2024 (8) 
    20-08-2024

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Recent Grants

UKRI FLF: Tarek Anous - The materials approach to quantum spacetime
Tarek Anous
£1,518,987 MRC Medical Research Council (30-06-2024 - 29-06-2028)
Geometric Flows and the Dynamics of Phase Transitions
The Huy Nguyen
£413,908 EPSRC Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (01-03-2024 - 28-02-2027)
Rigidity Problems in Holography and Relativity
Chung Tse Shao
£77,733 EPSRC Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (01-01-2024 - 31-12-2024)

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