As part of the Mathematical Institute Colloquium, Prof. Gary Froyland (School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of New South Wales) will give a lecture to the following topic: "Transfer operator analysis of the ocean and climate". Interested students are also cordially invited.

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As part of the Mathematical Institute Colloquium, Dr. Tappe (Institute for Mathematics, University of Rostock) gave a lecture on the subject:
"Stochastic partial differential equations and invariant manifolds in embedded Hilbert spaces".
This time the colloquium will only take place online as a zoom meeting.

Interested students are also cordially invited. Further information

In the scope of the Mathematical Institute Colloquium, Dr. Dirk Hartmann (Siemens Digital Industry Software) gives a lecture on the topic:
"Scalable Digital Twins - Combining Machine Learning and Physics-based Simulations". 
Interested students are also cordially invited. 
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Prof. Dr. Alexander Meister invites to a Mathematical Research Colloquium with Prof. Dr. Hajo Holzmann (Philipps-Universität Marburg) on the topic "Statistical Analysis of Time-Frequency Methods". 
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The course does not offer a pure repetition of basic topics from school mathematics but already deals with considerations from a slightly higher point of view. The course is held in German. Registration for this course is not necessary.
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The preliminary course for all first-year students in the natural sciences and engineering (except mathematics) will take place from 19 to 30 September 2022. Registration for this course was open until September 11, 2022.
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On 13 July 2022 at 5 p.m. in HS 326/327 (Ulmenstr. 69, Haus 3) there will be an information event about the elective courses in WS 2022/2023. We cordially invite all students to attend this event. If you would like to participate online, please send an email to studienbuero.mathematik(at)uni-rostock.de.
We especially recommend this event to students of the following disciplines:
- Bachelor Mathematics (from 4th semester)
- Master Mathematics and Business Mathematics (all semesters)
- all teaching professions Mathematics (from 4th semester)

As part of the Saturday University, Dr. Konrad Sperfeld will give a lecture on the topic of "Wie Künstliche Intelligenz Texte übersetzen kann". The lecture is aimed at all those interested in mathematics and the natural sciences. You can also follow the lecture via Zoom in the live stream. Please request the access data by e-mail to samstagsuniuni-rostockde.
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The 'Tag der Mathematik 2022' and the competition for the 'Pokal des Rektors' will be held on 25 June 2022 on the 'Campus Ulmenstraße 69'. 
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This year's "Long Night of Science" will take place on 23 June from 4 pm on the Südstadt campus.
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In the scope of the Mathematical Institute Colloquium, Prof. Dr. Thomas Mikosch (University of Copenhagen, Denmark) gives a lecture on the topic:
"Richard von Mises and the development of modern extreme value theory". 
Interested students are also cordially invited. 
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Prof. Dr. Jan-Christoph Schlage-Puchta will answer your questions at:
https://uni-rostock-de.zoom.us/j/68760407956 

In the scope of the Mathematical Institute Colloquium, Dr. rer. nat. Isabelle Schneider (University of Rostock) gives a lecture on the topic:
"Pattern-Selective Feedback Stabilization of Ginzburg-Landau Spiral Waves". 
Interested students are also cordially invited. 
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This annual information day addresses pupils who are inquisitive about the University of Rostock. 
You can find an overview of all events at the university on the web page
www.uni-rostock.de/en/studium/studienorientierung/hochschulinformationstag/hit-14522-1/
Events of the Institute of Mathematics

The 'International Day 2022' is an online event (overview).
At 3:30 p.m. Dr. Falko Baustian (Erasmus+ Department Coordinator at the Institute of Mathematics) invites you to a short talk followed by a consultation.

All interested parties are cordially invited to the public defense of Mr. Dipl.-Math. Christian Warnken's dissertation
for the degree of Dr. rer. nat. with the topic
"Asymptotische Äquivalenz eines Poisson-Modells und eines Gauß-Modells".

The twelfth in the series of biannual workshops Coding and Cryptography will be held from 7 to 11 March 2022 at University of Rostock in Germany. Our aim is to bring together researchers in all aspects of coding theory, cryptography and related areas, theoretical or applied. 
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Prof. Dr. Peter Takac, Ph.D., invites to a Mathematical Research Colloquium with Prof. Dr. i.R. Friedemann Brock (Univ. Leipzig/Halle/Rostock) on the topic 
"Symmetry and stability of non-negative solutions to degenerate elliptic equations in a ball". 
Interested students are also cordially invited. 
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In the scope of the Mathematical Institute Colloquium, Dipl.-Ing. Alexander Steinicke, PhD (Montanuniversitaet Leoben) gives a lecture on the topic:
"From Stochastic Differential Equations to Piecewise Lipschitz Functions". 
Interested students are also cordially invited. 
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In the scope of the Mathematical Institute Colloquium, Prof. Dr. Jan Sieber (University of Exeter, UK) gives a lecture on the topic:
"Delay differential equations - numerical treatment and the case of large delay". 
Interested students are also cordially invited. 
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In the scope of the Mathematical Institute Colloquium, Prof. Dr. Ivan Veselić (TU Dortmund) gives a lecture on the topic:
"Uncertainty relations and applications". 
Interested students are also cordially invited. 
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In the scope of the Mathematical Institute Colloquium, Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Stannat (TU Berlin) gives a lecture on the topic:
"Mean-field approach to Bayesian estimation of Markovian signals". 
Interested students are also cordially invited. 
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All interested parties are cordially invited to the public defense of Mr. M. Sc. Dennis Müller's dissertation
for the degree of Dr. rer. nat. with the topic
"Minimax-Modalwertschätzung von funktionalen Daten".

From October 04 to October 08, 2021, the introductory week for first-year students will take place at our institute.
Program,  Site plan

The course does not offer a pure repetition of basic topics from school mathematics but already deals with considerations from a slightly higher point of view. The courses are held in German. Registration for this course is not necessary.
Program (updated 22 September 2021), Site plan

The preliminary course for all first-year students in the natural sciences and engineering (except mathematics) will take place from 20. September to 01. October 2021. The courses will be held in German. The registration is closed.
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