On this site, you will find an overview of the Institute's events, lecture series, workshops, topic seminars, cultural experiences, events and much more. The Institute of Mathematics invites all students, staff and anyone with interest to take part.
Wioletta Ruszel (Univ. Utrecht)
The sandpile model (aka chip-firing game) is a toy model for studying self-organized criticality (SOC). SOC models are characterized by displaying power-law probability behaviour of certain quantities...
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Abstract: On Riemannian manifolds the conjunction of Gaussian upper heat kernel bounds and the volume doubling property of balls are equivalent to Sobolev inequalities in arbitrarily small balls. The...
mehr erfahrenChristian Bär (UP)
I'll give a concise introduction to jet bundles of vector bundles. They allow to treat (higher) derivatives of sections in a coordinate invariant way without the need to introduce connections....
mehr erfahrenFernando Lledo (University Carlos III de Madrid)
In the present talk I will briefly review certain aspects of the dichotomy amenable/paradoxical in the category of metric spaces and inverse semigroups. Then I will address the question of defining a...
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Abstract: SMPs offer a way of dividing a given object (domain, manifold or graph) into a given number of pieces in an ``analytically optimal'' way: typically, one attempts to minimise an energy...
mehr erfahrenNicolas Rougier (INRIA, Bordeaux)
14:00 Nicolas Rougier (INRIA, Bordeaux): On the design of scientific visualization
15:00 Tea and Coffee Break
Abstracts:
Nicolas Rougier (INRIA, Bordeaux): On the design of scientific visualization
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Christian Bär
Connections on Fréchet vector bundles and Fréchet Lie groups. [I.4.5-I.4.6]
mehr erfahrenDavid Kerr (University of Münster)
I will discuss some recents applications and developments surrounding the Ornstein-Weiss Rokhlin lemma involving quantitative versions of orbit equivalence and questions of tileability in topological...
mehr erfahrenGregory Berkolaiko
Abstract:
Eigenvalue interlacing is a tremendously useful tool in linear algebra
and spectral analysis. In its simplest form, the interlacing
inequality states that a rank-one positive perturbation...
Tabea Krause & Tabea Bacher, MaRDI
In this talk we will introduce a definition of 'research data' in mathematics which encompasses all digital objects you handle in the process of doing research. We will discuss how these data can be...
mehr erfahrenDan Ursu (University of Münster)
Results from a few years ago of Kennedy and Schafhauser characterize simplicity of reduced crossed products AxG, where A is a unital C*-algebra and G is a discrete group, under an assumption which...
mehr erfahrenHolger Kammeyer (Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf) and Roman Sauer (Karlsruher Institut für Technologie)
15:30 Holger Kammeyer, "Can one recover arithmetic groups from permutation actions?"
16:30 Tea and coffee break
16:45 Roman Sauer, "Higher fixed point properties of arithmetic groups"
Abstract:
Holg...
mehr erfahrenKaren Veroy-Grepl
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The Potsdam DA Days 2023 will take place from September 11th to 13th at the Campus Griebnitzsee at the University of Potsdam. The event will be combined with the SFB Annual Meeting and will we opened...
mehr erfahrenRichard Nickl
This year Kálmán Lecture with Richard Nickl is opnener for the 2nd Potsdam DA Days.
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