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
- Controllability of parabolic equations with inverse square infinite potential wells via global Carleman estimates
Enciso A Shao A Vergara B
Analysis & Pde, Mathematical Sciences Publishers vol. 19 (2), 241-280.
22-01-2026 - Waveform modelling for the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna
Afshordi N Akçay S Seoane PA Antonelli A Aurrekoetxea JC Barack L Barausse E Benkel R et al.
Living Reviews in Relativity, Springer Nature vol. 28 (1)
30-10-2025 - Challenges in the nonlinear evolution of unequal mass binaries in scalar-Gauss-Bonnet gravity
Saló LA Doneva DD Clough K Figueras P Yazadjiev SS
Physical Review D, American Physical Society (Aps) vol. 112 (8)
08-10-2025
Recent Grants
- Non-commutative variational calculus on differential algebras
Shahn Majid
£1,365 London Mathematical Society (LMS)
19-07-2026 - 01-08-2026 - Gravity, Entanglement and Entropy
Ginestra Bianconi and Tarek Anous
£4,419 London Mathematical Society (LMS)
01-07-2026 - 31-12-2027 - Fujita exponent for the heat equation for Hörmander sums of squares
Michael Ruzhansky
£49,364 Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
01-04-2026 - 31-03-2027