Bernard Piette
Professor; member of the Biophysical Science Institute (BSI) and the Centre for Particle Theory (CPT)
E-mail: b.m.a.g.piette@durham.ac.uk
Address: | Department of Mathematical Sciences |
Stockton Road, DURHAM | |
DH1 3LE United Kingdom |
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Understanding the Covid 19 epidemic. |
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Polaron Dynamics: transfer of energy across the cell membrane. |
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Controversial Nano-cages: protein nano cages are artificially made to ultimately improve drug delivery. Some of them have mathematically impossible geometries. |
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On the origin of life: The chicken and egg problem is well known and the answer is evolution. But how did life start from a soup of carbon, water and a few minerals. |
Numerical Integration of the sine-Gordon Equation Lecture notes, including the source code in C++, describing the design of a program solving any system of partial differential equation in 1d. The full example supplied solves the sine-Gordon equation.
Applied Numerical Methods: web notes Some notes and examples of simple numerical methods in C
Sysf: a system administration tool to configure centrally a network of Unix/Linux computers.