Sieben Cluster, sieben Quiz-Abende – und jede Menge Spaß: Am 2. Juni übernimmt MATH+ das Ruder in der Fahimi-Bar und entführt euch in die spannende Welt der angewandten Mathematik. Mit dabei: Fragen der anderen sechs Exzellenzcluster aus Politik, Weltliteratur, Grüner Chemie, Intelligenzforschung, Materialwissenschaft und Neurowissenschaften.
Artur Avila is a leading researcher in dynamical systems. His MATH+ Friday talk on 23 May 2025 deals with renormalization, fractal geometry and the Newhouse phenomenon Since 2018, he has been professor at Universität Zürich, while retaining affiliations with IMPA and CNRS.
Die Berliner Hochschule für Technik lädt am 10. Mai 2025 zum 28. Tag der Berliner Mathematik ein. Schüler*innen, Lehrer*innen und alle an Zahlen interessierte Bürger*innen können dort in die Welt der Mathematik eintauchen.
In this lecture, Adriana Garroni discusses defects at grain boundaries in locally periodic structures, focusing on a variational model in two dimensions. The model, accounting for elastic distortions from dislocations, leads to a sharp interface limit consistent with the Read-Shockley law. This offers a simplified,
In der Vortragsreihe MATHINSIDE geben Wissenschaftler*innen des Exzellenzclusters MATH+ spannende Einblicke in ihre Forschungsarbeit und in die Anwendungsgebiete der Mathematik. Das Vortragsprogramm eignet sich hervorragend als Ausflugsziel für Schulklassen und -kurse ab Klassenstufe 10.
This talk is based on joint work with Christopher Nerz, with Anna Sakovich, and with Melanie Graf and Jan Metzger. No familiarity with differential geometry or GR is assumed. Carla Cederbaum has been a professor for differential geometry and mathematical relativity at the University of Tübingen
Join the Coffee Lecture Series to explore the fundamentals of research data management and its role in advancing scientific excellence. Under the theme "No Data Without
In this first MATH+ talk of 2025, Chevyrev will present the key concepts underlying this field and present several surprising applications. Ilya Chevyrev is a Reader at the University of Edinburgh and a Mercator Fellow at TU Berlin.
In this talk, Roman Sauer will give a gentle introduction to property T and its more recent higher-dimensional analogs. A particular focus will be put on the geometric applications Roman Sauer is professor of mathematics at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and speaker of the
The next MATH+ Friday talk of this winter semester is a Kovalevskaya Colloquium on undecidable problems in group theory. Laura Ciobanu is Professor at the Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh and Co-director of the Maxwell Institute.