Department of Physics and Mathematics - News

FM Juho Halonen studied tropical Nevanlinna theory and its applications to ultradiscrete equations.

MSc Yu Chen's doctoral research focuses on Nevanlinna theory and delay differential equations – two classical areas within complex analysis.

Photonics Finland is proud to announce the appointment of seven new Honorary Members.

The new freeware site for OpenAR2.0 glasses provides free guidance on how to build AR glasses at home.

MSc Chengliang Tan's doctoral research topic is Nevanlinna theory, which is classical subjects in complex analysis.

Jiaqi Yang, MSc, studied a special type of vector vortex beams in which the polarization varies continuously on propagation.

MEng Janvit Tippinit focused on the development of highly integrated arrayed waveguide gratings (AWGs) for optical spectrometry applications.

Photonics students at the University of Eastern Finland are collaborating with Porokylä Bakery to investigate how, for example, the amount of flour dust in the air can be measured in the bakery environment.

Yan Liu, MSc, studied meromorphic solutions of delay differential equations and analytic solutions of difference equations.

Arecent study demonstrates that random light acquires an additional phase factor, known as the geometric phase, when its oscillation direction (i.e., polarisation) is altered in a deterministic manner.