Public lecture: Excitable Waves

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Mathematics Public Lecture on Excitable Waves by Professor Paul Sutcliffe

Sibson Lecture Theatre 3, School of Mathematics, Statistics and Actuarial Science, Sibson Building, University of Kent, Canterbury CT2 7FS

<p>A Mexican wave in a football stadium, a heartbeat, the motion of slime mould, and oxidation wave in certain chemical reactions are all examples of excitable waves. This talk will describe the mathematical modelling of excitable waves and how this can be used to understand some unusual wave patterns created recently in chemical experiments that produce a happy reaction. 
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