2024
Neue Folge von "On a Tangent"
Neue Video-Serie: MM Conversations
Celebrating May 12 at Mathematics Münster
Umgeben von Spitzenforschern
Wilhelm Killing Colloquium: Dima Sinapova
Bestnoten für Münsters Mathematik im Bereich der Forschung
Neuer Podcast "On a Tangent"
Peter Albers : Symplectic billiards, a gentle introduction
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.
Ada Lovelace Seminar
Guido Kings: Periods and L-functions
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.
Girls' Day 2024: Einblicke für Schülerinnen
Girls go Mathematics!
Tobias Weth: The geometric impact of overdetermined boundary value problems
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.
Thomas Koberda: Homeomorphism groups of manifolds and first order logic
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.
Antti Knowles: Random graphs as models of quantum disorder
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.
Die Superkräfte der künstlichen Intelligenz - mathematisch erklärt
Michel Talagrand erhält Abelpreis
Das breite Spektrum der Mathematik im Blick
Woran forscht Eva Viehmann?
Young Topologists Meeting
Analytic torsion and interactions
Spiele-Nachmittag für Kinder
Mathe-Trail Münster
Bereit für den nächsten Schritt
Colloquium in honour of Michael Weiss
How can mathematics help to reduce confusion in information transmission?
Die faszinierenden Brücken zwischen Geometrie und Topologie
Rupert Klein: Scale interactions in tropical cyclones
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.
Probability Event: Point Processes, Exchange & Research (PEPPER)
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.
Colloquium Wilhelm Killing: Anne Pichon (Aix-Marseille Université)
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.
Buildings 2024
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.
European Set Theory Conference
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.
Probability, Dynamics and the Geometry of Groups
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 and interactions
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.
pyMOR School and User Meeting 2024
pyMOR School is an annual event for future and current pyMOR users and developers. The School will offer interactive introductory lectures on some of the most important MOR methods and how to use these methods with pyMOR.