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Get an insight into the research of four new postdoctoral researchers of Mathematics Münster. In short scientific presentations Adrian Riekert, James Stanfield, Allen Junta Fang and Robin Sroka will introduce their topics. The talks take place within the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 13 June 2024 at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M4.
Prof. Dr. Dima Sinapova (Rutgers University) will give a talk on "The tree property" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 6 June 2024. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M4.
Prof. Dr. Peter Albers (University of Heidelberg) will give a talk on "Symplectic billiards, a gentle introduction" on 8 May 2024. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M6.
Prof. Dr. Guido Kings (University of Regensburg) will give a talk on "Periods and L-functions" on 2 May 2024. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M6.
Prof. Dr. Tobias Weth (University of Frankfurt) will give a talk on "The geometric impact of overdetermined boundary value problems" on 25 April 2024. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M4.
Prof. Dr. Thomas Koberda (University of Virginia) will give a talk on "Homeomorphism groups of manifolds and first order logic" on 18 April 2024. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M4.
The Wilhelm Killing Colloquium starts again. Prof. Dr. Antti Knowles (University of Geneva) will give the first talk on "Random graphs as models of quantum disorder" on 11 April 2024. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M4.
Prof. Dr. Rupert Klein (FU Berlin) will give a talk about "Scale interactions in tropical cyclones" at the Wilhelm Killing Colloquium on 18 January 2024. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M5.
Point processes are one of the main building blocks in the description of many spatial random systems. This autumn school aims to foster exchange between young and established researchers and to explore modern research on point processes and their dynamics.
Prof. Dr. Anne Pichon (Aix-Marseille Université) will give a talk entitled "How looks a singular space in a small neighbourhood of a point?" at the Wilhelm Killing Colloquium on 11 January 2024. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M5.
The Buildings conference is an annual meeting and in 2024 we will celebrate its 30th edition. The conference will be held in honor of Linus Kramer's 60th birthday. Some of the main topics of the conference are: generalized polygons and related geometries.
This is the ninth edition of a series of biennial meetings. The 6th Hausdorff medalist(s) will be awarded at this meeting. As part of the ceremony, the medalist(s) is/are going to give their Hausdorff lecture.
The last several years have witnessed a significant intensification of the connections between probability (e.g., random walks and percolation) and ergodic theory, especially in treating questions that relate dynamical behaviour with analytic and geometric properties of groups such as amenability, property (T), and the Haagerup property. The meeting will serve to further strengthen these connections by promoting interaction between different communities of researchers.
Analytic torsion in its many facets is an important secondary spectral invariant studied in global analysis. The aim of this conference is to present a panorama of recent developments and interactions with other fields, that the study of analytic torsion has seen in the last years.
Prof. Dr. Juan J. L. Velázquez (University of Bonn) will give a talk entitled "A free boundary problem of cell polarization" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 30 November 2023. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M5.
CANCELLATION Prof. Dr. Tobias Weth (University of Frankfurt) will give a talk entitled "The geometric impact of overdetermined boundary value problems" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 16 November 2023. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M5.
Get an insight into the research of five new postdoctoral researchers of Mathematics Münster. In short scientific presentations Benjamin Brück, Dmitry Kabanov, Catherine Ray, Markus Tempelmayr and Dennis Wulle will introduce their research interests. The talks take place at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 9 November 2023, 2:15 pm, in lecture hall M5.
Prof. Dr. William Crawley-Boevey (University of Bielefeld) will give a talk entitled "Integral representations of quivers" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 2 November 2023. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M5.
Prof. Dr. Bernhard Hanke (Augsburg University) will give a talk entitled "Torsion obstructions to positive scalar curvature" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 26 October 2023. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M5.
Dr. Riccardo Christoferi (Radboud University) will give a talk at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 12 October 2023. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M5 and via Zoom (passwort: LieAlgebra).
Prof. Dr. Peter Topping (University of Warwick) will give a talk entitled "PDE Aspects of Geometric Flows" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 29 June 2023. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M4 and via Zoom. Tea time starts at 3:15 pm in the Cluster Common Room.
Dr. Rajula Srivastava (University of Bonn) will give a talk entitled "Counting Rational Points near Flat Hypersurfaces" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 22 June 2023. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M4 and via Zoom. Tea time starts at 3:15 pm in the Cluster Common Room.
Prof. Dr. David Broadhurst (Open University, UK) will give a talk entitled "Taming unsummable series" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 15 June 2023. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M5 and via Zoom. Tea time starts at 3:15 pm in the Cluster Common Room.
Prof. Dr. Björn Bringmann (University of Princeton) will give a talk entitled "Probabilistic aspects of scalar and geometric wave equations" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 07 June 2023. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M5 and via Zoom. Tea time starts at 3:15 pm in the Cluster Common Room.
Prof. Dr. Daniel Huybrechts (Universität Bonn) will give a talk entitled "The K3 category of a cubic fourfold" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 11 May 2023. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M4 and via Zoom. Tea time starts at 3:15 pm in the Cluster Common Room.
The CRC 1442 Geometry: Deformations and Rigidity invites you to the CRC Colloquium on 4 May 2023 at 2:00 pm. Prof. Dr. Gustav Holzegel will speak about "Geometric non-linear wave equations". Dr. Christopher Kauffman will give a talk entitled "Perturbed wave equations on black hole spacetimes". These two lectures will take place in the context of the Wilhelm Killing Colloquium in lecture hall M4 and via Zoom. Get-together afterwards in the Cluster Common Room.
Prof. Dr. Jean-Pierre Tignol (UCLouvain) will give a talk entitled "Linkage of quaternion algebras and systems of quadratic equations over number fields" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 27 April 2023. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M4 and via Zoom. Tea time starts at 3:15 pm in the Cluster Common Room.
Prof. Dr. Jean-Christophe Mourrat (École normale supérieure de Lyon) will give a talk entitled "Mean-field disordered systems and Hamilton-Jacobi equations" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 20 April 2023. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M4 and via Zoom. Tea time starts at 3:15 pm in the Cluster Common Room.
Prof. Dr. Franck Sueur (Université de Bordeaux) will give a talk entitled "Is there a chance to control the climate?" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 1 December 2022. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M2. Tea time starts at 3:15 pm in the Common Room.
Prof. Dr. Alain Trouvé (Ecole Normale Superieure, Cachan) will give a talk entitled "Diffeomorphic transport, riemannian geometry, geometric information and scales" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 24 November 2022. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M2 and via Zoom. Tea time starts at 3:15 pm in the Common Room.
Prof. Dr. Timo Richarz (TU Darmstadt) will give a talk entitled "Reductions of Shimura varieties" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 17 November 2022. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M2 and via Zoom. Tea time starts at 3:15 pm in the Common Room.
Prof. Dr. Felix Schulze (University of Warwick) will give a talk entitled "Compactness of 3-dimensional Ricci-pinched manifold" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 10 November 2022. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M5 and via Zoom. Tea time starts at 3:15 pm in the Common Room.
Prof. Dr. Andrea Malchiodi (Scuola Normale Superiore Pisa) will give a talk entitled "A Variational approach to Liouville equations" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 3 November 2022. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M2 and via Zoom. Tea time starts at 3:15 pm in the Common Room.
Dr. Serhii Bardyla (Universität Wien) will give a talk entitled "Algebra, Topology and Completeness" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 13 October 2022. The talk takes place at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M2 and via Zoom. Tea time starts at 3:15 pm in the Common Room.
Prof. Dr. Jochen Koenigsmann (University of Oxford) will give a talk entitled "Encoding arithmetic in Galois groups" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 7 July 2022. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm in person in lecture hall M2. Tea time starts at 4 pm in the Common Room.
Prof. Dr. Menachem Magidor (Einstein Institute Jerusalem) will give a talk entitled "Regularity properties of subsets of the real line and other Polish spaces" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 30 June 2022. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm in person in lecture hall M2. Tea time starts at 4 pm in the Common Room.
Prof. Dr. Michael Aizenman (Princeton University) will give a talk entitled "Random loop ensembles as a common mathematical scaffolding of some quantum and classical stat mech models" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 23 June 2022. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm in person in lecture hall M2. Tea time starts at 4 pm in the Cluster lounge opposite SRZ 216 (2nd floor).
Get an insight into the research of five new postdoctoral researchers of Mathematics Münster. In short scientific presentations they will introduce their topics at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 15 June 2022. The talks take place at 1 pm in room SRZ 216/217 and via Zoom. After the talks, there will be the opportunity to exchange ideas while enjoying tea, coffee and cake in the Common Room.
Prof. Dr. Bruno Klingler (HU Berlin) will give a talk entitled "Tame geometry and Hodge theory" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 12 May 2022. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm in room M2 and via Zoom.
Prof. Dr. Ben Schweizer (TU Dortmund) will give a talk entitled "On the long time behavior of waves" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 5 May 2022. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm in room M2 and via Zoom.
Prof. Dr. Stefan Steinerberger (University of Washington) will give a talk entitled "The Notion of Curvature on Graphs" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 28 April 2022. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm via Zoom.
Prof. Dr. Rustum Choksi (McGill University) will give a talk entitled "Three Variational Problems Addressing Three Physical Paradigmsy" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 21 April 2022. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm in room SRZ 216.
Prof. Dr. Alan Reid (Rice University) will give a talk entitled "Profinite rigidity, direct products and finite presentability" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 7 April 2022. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm in room SRZ 216.
Prof. Dr. Robert Pego (Carnegie Mellon University) will give a talk entitled "Stable communities in Lotka-Volterra dynamics: exclusion, multiplicity, stabilization"Geometry of Linear Convolutional Networks" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 13 January 2022. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm via Zoom.
Prof. Dr. Guido Montúfar (University of California) will give a talk entitled "Geometry of Linear Convolutional Networks" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 9 December 2021. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm via Zoom.
Get an insight into the research of eight new postdoctoral researchers of Mathematics Münster. In short scientific presentations they will introduce their topics at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 2 December 2021. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm via Zoom.
Prof. Dr. Daniel Peterseim (Universität Augsburg) will give a talk entitled "On the localization problem in numerical homogenization" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 25 November 2021. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm as hybrid event.
Prof. Dr. Robert Kohn (New York University) will give a talk entitled "Mechanical Metamaterials" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 18 November 2021. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm via Zoom.
Prof. Dr. Mohammed Abouzaid (Columbia University) will give a talk entitled "Homotopical methods in Floer theory" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 11 November 2021. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm via Zoom.
Prof. Dr. André Neves (University of Chicago) will give a talk entitled "Minimal surfaces in hyperbolic manifolds" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 4 November 2021. The talk takes place at 4:30 via Zoom and is also the plenary talk of the conference "New Trends in Geometric PDEs".
Prof. Dr. Filip Rindler (University of Warwick) will give a talk entitled "Elasto-plasticity driven by dislocation movement" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 28 October 2021. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm at SRZ 216 and via Zoom (hybrid event).
Prof. Dr. Nadia S. Larsen (University of Oslo), current Münster Research fellow at Mathematics Münster, will give a talk entitled "Higher rank graphs: a C*-algebraic perspective and beyond" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 14 October 2021. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm at SRZ 216 and via Zoom (hybrid event).
Prof. Dr. Xin Li (University of Glasgow) will give a talk entitled "Interactions between C*-algebras, topological dynamics and group theory" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 8 July 2021. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm via Zoom. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm. The event is part of the conference "Groups meet C*-algebras".
Prof. Dr. Michael Jeffrey Ward (University of British Columbia) will give a talk entitled "Topics in Localized Pattern Formation for Reaction-Diffusion Systems in 3-D" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 24 June 2021, via Zoom. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm.
Prof. Dr. Artem Chernikov (University of California/Los Angeles) will give a talk entitled "Recognizing groups and fields in Erdös geometry and model theory" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 17 June 2021, via Zoom. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm.
Prof. Dr. Yilin Wang (MIT) will give a talk entitled "How round is a Jordan curve" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 10 June 2021, via Zoom. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm.
Prof. Dr. Chris Wendl (Humboldt-Universität Berlin) will give a talk entitled "On transversality and symmetry" at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 20 May 2021, via Zoom. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm.
Prof. Dr. Roman Sauer will give a talk entitled "Actions on Cantor spaces, volume and macroscopic scalar curvature" on 29 April 2021, via Zoom. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm.
Prof. Dr. Henry Wilton (University of Cambridge) will give a talk entitled "Negative immersions and one-relator groups" on 22 April 2021, via Zoom. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm.
Prof. Dr. Joel Fine (Université Libre de Bruxelles) will give a talk entitled "Knots and minimal surfaces" on 15 April 2021, via Zoom. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm.
Prof. Dr. Eva Viehmann (TU München) will give a talk entitled "Frobenius-conjugacy classes and affine Deligne-Lusztig varieties" on 4 February 2021, via Zoom. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm.
Prof. Dr. Clara Löh (Universität Regensburg) will give a talk entitled "Computing simplicial volumes" on 28 January 2021, via Zoom. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm.
Prof. Dr. Ruth Charney (Brandeis University) will give a talk entitled "Searching for Hyperbolicity?" on 21 January 2021, via Zoom. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm.
Prof. Dr. Carolyn Gordon (Dartmouth College) will give a talk entitled "Can you hear the shape of a manifold?" on 14 January 2021, via Zoom. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm.
Prof. Dr. Ilaria Perugia (Universität Wien) will give a talk entitled "Problem-oriented finite elements" on 10 December 2020, via Zoom. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm.
Prof. Dr. Leif Döring (Universität Mannheim) will give a talk entitled "On individualisation strategies in university education in mathematics" on 3 December 2020, via Zoom. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm.
Prof. Dr. Gilles Francfort (Université Paris XIII) will give a talk entitled "Plasticity, a template for dissipation in solids" on 26 November 2020, via Zoom. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm.
Prof. Dr.Nicolas Perkowski (FU Berlin) will give a talk entitled "Infinite regularization by noise" on 19 November 2020, via Zoom. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm.
Prof. Dr. Jacob Bedrossian (Maryland) will give a talk entitled "Almost-sure exponential mixing for stochastic Navier-Stokes with applications to passive scalar turbulence" on 12 November 2020, via Zoom. The talk takes place at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm.
Prof. Dr. Hannah Markwig will give a talk entitled "Curve counting and tropical geometry " on 16 July 2020, via Zoom. The talk starts at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm. Zoom-ID: 91691193801
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Lück will give a talk entitled "Groups meet C*-algebras: an appetizer " on 18 June 2020, via Zoom. The talk starts at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm. Zoom-ID: 91691193801
Prof. Dr. Gianluigi Rozza will give a talk entitled "State of the art and perspectives for reduced order methods in computational fluid dynamics" on Wednesday, 10 June 2020, via Zoom. The talk starts at 4:30 pm. The virtual tea time starts at 4:15 pm. Zoom-ID: 94121190906
Prof. Dr. Nicola Gigli (SISSA Trieste) will give a talk entitled "Functional analysis and metric geometry" on 5 December 2019 at 4:30 pm in lecture hall M5. Tea and coffee will be served in the Common Room from 4pm.
Get an insight into the research of Mathematic Münster's new postdoctoral researchers. In short scientific presentations these postdocs will introduce their topics: Giles Gardam, Sahana Hassan Balasubramanya, Claudius Heyer, Benno Kuckuck, Omar Mohsen, Matteo Perugini, Jens Reinhold and Alexander Stottmeister.
In the recently published "Shanghai Ranking", a worldwide comparison of universities, mathematics of the University of Münster was ranked 51-75, one group higher than in the previous year. Münster's mathematics also scored very well in a national comparison: it now ranks among the top 3 in Germany.
Prof. Dr. Yves Benoist (Université Paris-Sud) will held the 15. John von Neumann lecture. It takes place on 18 April 2019, 4:30 pm, in lecture hall M5.
Further confirmation for mathematics at WWU Münster: In absolute terms of DFG funding, the University of Münster ranks second among German universities in mathematics with 12.8 million euros. The Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, with 197.1 million euros, ranks 13th overall in Germany in terms of third-party funding. This is shown by the current funding atlas of the German Research Foundation (DFG).