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Knot Theory for Applications

21.04.2026, 12:15  –  Campus Golm, Haus 9, Raum 0.12
Forschungsseminar Angewandte Geometrie und Topologie

Toky Andriamanalina

I will explain the fundamentals of the mathematical theory of knots and links: what is a knot, what is a link, what is a diagram, what are the Reidemeister moves, what is an invariant. The talk will be geared towards applications of knot theory, which will be developed further in future talks.

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Universität Potsdam
Institut für Mathematik
Campus Golm, Haus 9
Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 24-25
D-14476 Potsdam

Aktivitäten

20.05.2026, 11:00 Uhr  –  Campus Golm, Building 9, Room 2.22 and via Zoom
Arbeitsgruppenseminar Analysis

Unbounded operator integrals and Quantum Field Theory

Eva-Maria Hekkelman (MPI Bonn)

Operator integrals appear in abundance in many areas of functional analysis. The typical way to deal with these is through a theory called Multiple Operator Integration (MOI). Noncommutative Geometry... 

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20.05.2026, 12:00  –  Campus Golm, Building 9, Room 1.22
Forschungsseminar Numerische Analysis

A reformulated optimal control approach for 4D-var data assimilation and the application of space-time proper orthogonal decomposition

Jannis Marquardt (University of Braunschweig)

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20.05.2026, 10:15  –  Room 1.22, House 9
Forschungsseminar: Gruppen und Operatoralgebren

Reflecting isomorphisms of C*-algebras down to groupoids

Jonathan Taylor (University of Potsdam)

It's certainly not true that two étale groupoids with isomorphic C*-algebras are themselves isomorphic (this fails even for finite groups). If however the isomorphism is induced by an appropriate... 

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21.05.2026, 14:00–16:30  –  FU Berlin, Room 101
Forschungsseminar Differentialgeometrie

Interuniversity Seminar in Geometric Analysis (FU Berlin)

Peter Topping and Isabel Fernández

The Interuniversity Seminar in Geometric Analysis (IGA) is a joint research seminar hosted between researchers from multiple institutes. The seminar takes place several times per semester and rotates... 

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22.05.2026, 13:00 - 16:00  –  Campus Griebnitzsee, House 6, Room H01
SFB-Kolloquium

9th Kálmán Lecture with Ruth Baker: "What is parameter identifiability, why do we need identifiable models, and what can identifiable models tell us about regulation of the cell cycle?"

Ruth Baker (Oxford University)

Ruth Baker from Oxford University will be the speaker of our 9th Kálmán Lecture on Fri 22 May. Ruth will give a one-hour talk after which we can spend some time discussing new DA developments over... 

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