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We are Mathematics Münster

We aim to further develop mathematics in Münster into a research centre with high international visibility. We will tackle fundamentally important mathematical problems, viewing mathematics as an organic whole with countless interactions.

In order to reach our goals, we will follow three key principles: connecting mathematical fields, supporting early career researchers, and improving equal opportunity and compatibility of family and career.

Connecting Fields
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Mathematics Münster provides an umbrella integrating the four mathematical institutes of the University of Münster (Mathematical Institute, Institute for Analysis and Numerics, Institute for Mathematical Stochastics and the Institute for Mathematical Logic and Foundations of Mathematics) in order to foster collaboration between the 16 mathematical fields and scientific exchange.

News about members and guests at Mathematics Münster

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We welcome Thomas Leblé

We are delighted to once again welcome Dr. Thomas Leblé (Université de Paris Cité) to our Cluster. As a promising mathematician in probability theory and mathematical physics, he will continue his collaborations with Martin Huesmann during his stay in March 2025. Previously, he visited the Cluster as a Münster Research Fellow from mid February to the end of March 2024.

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New Young Research Fellow: Peter Morfe

We welcome Dr. Peter Morfe as a new Young Research Fellow at our Cluster. He is a postdoctoral research fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences in Leipzig and an expert in the theory of homogenisation of elliptic and parabolic differential operators, including operators with random coefficients. During his stay until the end of February, he will collaborate with Guilherme De Lima Feltes and Hendrik Weber.

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Münster Research Fellow Alcides Buss visits Operator Algebra group

We welcome Prof. Dr. Alcides Buss (Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil) as a Münster Research Fellow. He is a distinguished researcher in the field of Operator Algebras. During his stay at our Cluster in February 2025, he will intensify his collaboration with the Operator Algebra group and many other researchers from Mathematics Münster.

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New Humboldt postdocs have started at Mathematics Münster

As a Henriette Herz Scout, Prof. Dr. Franziska Jahnke can recommend postdocs from abroad for a Humboldt Research Fellowship. Now the investigator of Mathematics Münster has taken this opportunity to bring Dr. Mariana Vicaria and Dr. Floris Vermeulen to Münster. In this interview, they talk about their reasons to come to Münster, their research projects, and their start.