Mathematics Münster

This spring school is devoted to several topics in probability theory, like point processes, interacting particle systems, random graphs and stochastic geometry, related by the common theme "Random Discrete Structures". The schedule will consist of three mini-courses as well as the number of short talks. We stress that attendance is of course open to everyone.

Prof. Dr. Jun Mitani (University of Tsukuba) will give a talk entitled "The Art and Mathematics of Curved Origami" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 15 May 2025. The talk takes places at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M4. Tea time starts at 3:15 pm in the Cluster Common Room.

This is the forth in the series of workshops that institutionalize the tradition of the BOS-Workshops on stochastic geometry. The intention of this series is that researchers from the Westphalian Polygon of Locations (Bielefeld-Osnabrück-Münster-Bochum-Dortmund) meet once per semester to discuss their ongoing SPP 2265 research projects in an informal atmosphere and jointly develop new research ideas.

Our summer school in stochastic analysis will feature lectures by leading experts in the field. The programme will cover modern aspects of stochastic analysis, pertaining to the long-time analysis of dynamical systems. Topics of interest will include, e.g., interacting particle systems and scaling limits. The school is designed for young researchers, offering an opportunity to interact with other researchers and young mathematicians in the field.

We are celebrating women and gender diversity in mathematics with several events throughout the week from 12-16 May 2025 in the context of "May12 initiative", the International Women in Maths Day. Check the programme and join in!

We are happy to welcome Prof. Dr. Astrid an Huef (Victoria University of Wellington) to our Cluster. An Huef is a functional analyst who specialises in operator algebras that impinge on other areas of modern mathematics such as dynamics, graph theory, number theory and harmonic analysis. During her stay at Mathematics Münster until mid-June, she will intensify her collaborations with Wilhelm Winter.