Mathematics and Economics

Mathematisches Kolloquium

The Mathematical Colloquium is a joint scientific event of the entire mathematics professors of the Faculty of Mathematics and Economics. The speakers are internationally renowned experts. The topics of the colloquia are current research areas in mathematics and provide insights into different parts of mathematics. It is important that the lectures are designed for a broad mathematical audience so that all members of the faculty, especially young scientists and students, can benefit from them.

The colloquium usually takes place on Friday at 10:30, at Helmholtzstrasse 18, room 220. 
 

 

Events

Reservation requests

directly to

Chaimaa Aouinat

if possible with speaker and title

 

Contact

Prof. Dr. Jan Beyersmann

Helmholtzstraße 20 E.44
89081 Ulm

e-mail: jan.beyersmann(at)uni-ulm.de 
phone: (+49) 731/ 50 33100

Archive Mathematical Colloquium

date time presenter Invited institute
28th of June 10:15

Prof. Dr. Ilya Molchanov (University of Bern)
Title: Fundamental theorem of arithmetic for the semigroup of metric measure spaces

Abstract

 Institute of Stochastics
31st of May 14:30

A/Prof. Daniel Daners (Universität Sydney)
Titel: Schließlich positive Halbgruppen von linearen Operatoren

Abstract

Institute of Applied Analysis
26th of April 14:30

Prof. Dr. Christoph Thäle (Universität Bochum)
Titel: How Coxeter and Escher meet Poisson

Abstract

 Institute of Stochastics

Date time presenter  
2024_02_02 10:15

the doctoral program Data Science and Analytics (University of Ulm)

Abhinav Das: Optimal Control of an Electricity Storage 

Moritz Feuerle: Bridging physical and data based models: model order reduction beyond nice problems 

Lucas Krenmayr: Productive use of Machine Learning through increased Interpretability and Maintainability in the Field of Medical Orthodontics 

Philipp Schröppel: Personalized XAI: Development and Evaluation of a Novel XAI Approach based on Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback 

Alexander Stemke: A meta-analytic predictive prior approach for piecewise constant hazards and competing risks 

Leo Zanotti: Characterization of ReLU Neural Networks 

  

Date Date presenter
2023.05.05 14:30

Prof. Dr. Rafael Weißbach, (Universität Rostock)

Business Demography  

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Date time presenter  
11.11.22 14:30

Prof. Dr. Massimo Fornasier (TU München)

Consensus Based-Optimization

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02.12.22 14:30

Prof. Dr. Thomas Kruse (Universität Gießen)


Multilevel Picard approximations for high-dimensional semilinear parabolic PDEs and further applications

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16.12.22 14:30

Dr. Matthias Neumann (Universität Ulm)

Data-driven stochastic 3D nanostructure modeling for virtual materials testing of battery materials

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13.01.23

14:30

Prof. Martin Plenio (Universität Ulm)

Grundlagen der Resourcentheorien

(Abstract)

 
20.01.23 14:30

Prof. Dr. Jacobo Torán (Universität Ulm)

Some connections between proof complexity and graph theory

(Abstract)

 

date time presenter Invited institute
29.04.22 --- Graduation ceremony  
06.05.22 14:30 Prof. Dr. Ingo Steinwart (Uni Stuttgart)
Abstract

Inst. Ang. Analysis
20.05.22 14:30

Prof.Dr. Christian Klingenberg (Uni Würzburg)
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 Inst. Ang. Analysis
01.07.22 14:30 Prof.Dr. Antje Hahn (Hochschule Darmstadt)
Abstract		 Inst. für Statistik
15.07.22 14:30 Prof.Dr.

Reinhard Hochmuth (Uni Hannover) und Frau Laura Burr (Uni Ulm)
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 Inst. Ang. Analysis

date time presenter Invited institute
5.11.21 14:30

Prof. Dr. Michael Vogt (Uni Ulm)

Tuning Parameter Calibration and Inference for the Lasso

Abstract

Inst. Ang. Analysis
10.12.21 14:30

Priv.Doz.Dr. Imma Curato (Uni Ulm)

Light cones and suprevised learning prediction tasks

Abstract

 Inst. Ang. Analysis
14.1.22 14:30

Prof. Dr. Jakob Runge (DLR, TU Berlin)

Causal inference and causal discovery (with perspectives in Earthe sciences)

Abstract

 Doktoranden der Mathematik
28.1.22 14:30

Prof. Dr. Gitta Kutyniok (LMU München)

The Mathematics of Deep Learning

Abstract

 Doktoranden der Mathematik
       

Datum Uhrzeit Vortragender Einladendes Institut
28.05.2021 14.30

Gabriel Peyré, CNRS and Ecole Normale Supérieure

Scaling Optimal Transport for High dimensional Learning

Abstract

 Doktoranden der Mathematik
18.06.2021 14:30

Prof.Dr. Henning Bruhn-Fujimoto

Super-resolution in der Mikro-Röntgenfluoreszenzanalyse

Abstract

 Institut für Angewandte Analysis

Datum Uhrzeit Vortragender Einladendes Institut
11.12.2020 14:30

Prof. Dr. Nelly Litvak, University of Twente and Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands

Ranking of nodes in large radom networks

Abstract

Doktoranden der Mathematik
22.01.2021 14:30

Dr. Tim Laux, Institute for Applied Mathematics, University of Bonn

The Allen-Cahn equations and mean curvature flow

Abstract

 Institut von Analysis, Institut von Angewandte Analysis
29.01.2021 14.30

Prof. Dr. Jeroen Sijsling, Institut für Algebra und Zahlentheorie, Universität Ulm

Datenbanken von Kurven und Modularität

Abstract

 Dekanat
05.02.2021 14:30

Prof. Dr. Christian Hirsch, University of Groningen

The persistence diagram: A tool for spatial statistics at many scales

Abstract

 Doktoranden der Mathematik

Datum Uhrzeit Vortragender Einladendes Institut
10.07.2020 14:30

Prof. Dr. Tilmann Gneiting (Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies)

Erfolge und Grenzen der Wettervorhersage -  eine mathematische Perspektive

(Abstract)

Doktoranden der Mathematik

Datum Uhrzeit Vortragender Einladendes Institut
25.10.19 14:30

Prof. Dr. phil. Martin Poppe (Fachhochschule Münster)

Towards a better understanding of electromagnetic fields

(Abstract)

 Doktoranden der Mathematik
08.11.19 14:30

Dr. Sarat Moka (University of Queensland, Brisbane)


Perfect Sampling and Unbiased Estimation for Gibbs Point Processes

(Abstract)

 Institut für Stochastik
22.11.19 14:30

Prof. Dr. Folkmar Bornemann (Technische Universität München)

Finite Size Effects: Random Matrices, Quantum Chaos and Riemann Zeros

(Abstract)

 Institut für Numerik

6.12.19

14:30

Dr. James Kennedy (Universidade de Lisboa)

The Shape of Sound

(Abstract)

Doktoranden der Mathematik
17.01.20 14:30

Prof. Dr. Gianluca Crippa (Universität Basel)

How to optimally stir your coffee: Challenges in differential equations

(Abstract)

Institut für Angewandte Analysis
31.01.20 14:30

Dr. Stefan Glock (University of Birmingham/ ETH Zürich)

High-Dimensional Equipartitions - how a blend of algebraic, combinatorial and probabilistic methods solved a 150 year old maths problem

(Abstract)

 Doktoranden der Mathematik