Welcome to the Mathematical Sciences
Upcoming Events
| Time and Place |
Event |
Title |
Fri, Sep 3,
11:15
Research I Teaching Lab |
Computational Analysis Seminar
Michael Holst (University of California, San Diego) |
Adaptive
methods for multiscale/multiphysics problems in biochemistry and
biomedicine |
Mon, Sep 6, 13:45
Research I Seminar Room |
Algebra and Lie Theory Seminar
Elizabeth Dan-Cohen (Jacobs University) |
A Koszul
category of integrable gl_infty-modules |
Mon, Sep 6, 17:15
Research II Lecture Hall |
Mathematics Colloquium
Ralf Hiptmair (ETH Zürich) |
Sparse
adaptive finite elements for radiative transfer |
Wed, Sep 8, 11:15
Research I Seminar Room |
Computational Analysis Seminar
Peter Oswald (Jacobs University) |
Greedy
meets Gauss-Southwell |
Fri, Sep 10, 14:00
Research I Seminar Room |
Algebra and Lie Theory Seminar
Maria Gorelik (Weizmann Institute) |
Denominator
identities for affine Lie superalgebras |
Mon, Sep 13, 17:15
Research II Lecture Hall |
Mathematics Colloquium
Michael Stoll (Universität Bayreuth) |
TBA |
Wed, Sep 15, 11:15
Research I Seminar Room |
Computational Analysis Seminar
Zymantas Darbenas (Jacobs University) |
On error
estimators for the finite element method |
Conferences
- WE-Heraeus Workshop Biomedical
Modeling and Visualization at Jacobs University, August
12-20, 2010.
- Conference
New Trends in Harmonic and Complex Analysis at Jacobs
University, June 29-July 3, 2010.
Strong Showings at International Competitions
- Jacobs students Kęstutis Česnavičius and Jessica
Fintzen scored a first and Philipp Weiss a second prize at the
International Mathematics
Competition for University Students 2010, with Kęstutis
ranking 11th out of 329 participants. In the university ranking,
the Jacobs team came out 13th out of 98 teams, ahead of all other
German teams.
- Mathematics freshmen Vaidotas Kurlianskas and Vardan Verdiyan
together with ACM sophomore Radu Frunza were awarded the
"Meritorious Winner" designation for their paper "Time and Location
Scaling Approach to Geographical Profiling" (of a serial killer) in
the 2010 Mathematical
Contest in Modeling.
- Jacobs undergraduate Jessica Fintzen scored a sixth place out
of 83 contestants in the 20th Vojtěch
Jarník International Mathematical Competition. Todor
Bilarev and Philipp Weiss were among the top 12, and Vardan
Verdiyan on rank 18 (all in category I - first and second year
students). Third year students Kęstutis Česnavičius
ranked 14 and Goran Drazic ranked 25 out of 80 contestants in
category II.
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