This research area focuses on the development and foundation of mathematical models and their approximations that are relevant in the life sciences, physics, chemistry, and engineering.
Joachim Lohkamp: "Removal of Singularities"
Workshop on " Recent Advances on Scalar Curvature Problems", Simons Center for Geometry and Physics, June 2022.
Hendrik Weber: "Interacting Particle Systems and stochastic PDEs"
Lecture series at the workshop "Interacting particle systems and hydrodynamic limits", CRM, Montréal, March 2022.
Theresa Simon: "Skyrmions and stability of degree 1 harmonic maps from the plane to the two-dimenional sphere"
Talk at CNA seminar, Pittsburgh, October 2021.
Mario Ohlberger: "Model reduction with adaptive enrichment for large scale PDE constrained optimization"
Talk at DDPS seminar, Livermore Lab Events, March 2021.
Zakhar Kabluchko: "Random polytopes"
Lecture series at online school "Randomness online", EIMI, November 2020.
Arnulf Jentzen: "Overcoming the curse of dimensionality: from nonlinear Monte Carlo to deep artificial neural networks"
Talk at "SN Partial Diffential Equations and Applications Webinar Series", October 2020.
André Schlichting: "Dynamic behavior of growth processes: Phase separation, self-similarity, and oscillations"
Talk at CNA Seminar, March 2020.
Angela Stevens: "Signaling gradients in surface dynamics as basis for regeneration in flatworms"
Talk at the thematic month "Mathematics of Complex Systems in Biology and Medicine", CIRM - Luminy, Marseille, February 2020.
Benedikt Wirth: "Variational models for transportation networks: old and new formulations"
Talk at the workshop "New trends and challenges in the mathematics of optimal design", INI, Cambridge, June 2019.
Benedikt Wirth: "Optimal transport based regularization"
Talk at the long program "Geometry and Learning from Data in 3D and Beyond", IPAM/UCLA, Los Angeles, April 2019.
Christian Engwer: "DUNE Collaborating via Interfaces"
Talk at the 2019 SIAM Conference on Computational Science and Engineering (CSE), Spokane, Washington, February/March 2019.