Geometry and analysis

The group conducts research in algebraic geometry, complex analysis and geometry, mathematical models and differential equations, and differential geometry and mathematical physics.

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What are we researching?

Facts about our research.

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Algebraic geometry is a part of mathematics that is classically devoted to the study of the solution sets of polynomial equations in several variables, so-called algebraic varieties.

Complex analysis focuses on the study of calculus involving complex numbers, with applications in complex geometry and harmonic analysis.

Differential equations are important within mathematical models that are used to gain insight into mechanisms within transport and reaction processes.

Mathematical physics can be interpreted as the application of rigorous mathematical methods to problems in physics, in areas such as cosmology, relativity, geometry, quantum mechanics, supersymmetry and string theory.

ProjeCt

Geometry

The group has an ongoing ISP project called "Geometry" (2022-2024), with the following activities:

Guest lectures

These researchers have given lectures for us.

  • Markus Upmeier (University of Aberdeen), 24th November 2022: Calibrated geometry, gauge theory, and categorifications of Atiyah-Singer index theory
  • Sebastien Picard (University of British Columbia), 5th January 2023: Non-Kahler Transitions of Calabi-Yau Threefolds
  • Alessio Corti (Imperial College London), 23rd February 2023: Cluster algebras and toric degenerations of Fano varieties
  • Knut Bjarte Haus (previously NTNU), 16th May 2023: Geometric Hodge filtered complex cobordism
  • Fabian Ruhle (Northeastern), 26th May 2023: Laplacian eigenmodes, level crossing, and attractors
  • Charles Strickland-Constable (University of Hertfordshire), June 2023
  • Sabrina Pauli (University of Düsseldorf August 2023): A new way to count algebraic plane curves over arbitrary fields
  • Michel van Garrel (University of Birmingham), 8th February 2024: LSD in GEMS
  • Sabrina Pauli (University of Düsseldorf April 2024): Applications of Grothendieck-Witt rings to enumerative geometry

Algebraic geometry

Associate Professor
51831195
Faculty of Science and Technology
Department of Mathematics and Physics
Professor
51832003
Faculty of Science and Technology
Department of Mathematics and Physics
Professor
51831808
Faculty of Science and Technology
Department of Mathematics and Physics

Differential equations

Professor
51831741
Faculty of Science and Technology
Department of Energy and Petroleum Engineering

Complex geometry and analysis

Associate Professor
51831502
KE E-526 (https://link.mazemap.com/k7W6shj0)
Faculty of Science and Technology
Department of Mathematics and Physics
Professor
51831833
Faculty of Science and Technology
Department of Mathematics and Physics
Professor
51831879
Faculty of Science and Technology
Department of Mathematics and Physics

Differential geometry and mathematical physics

Associate Professor
51831418
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Faculty of Science and Technology
Department of Mathematics and Physics
Professor
51831703
Faculty of Science and Technology
Department of Mathematics and Physics
Associate Professor
51831196
KE E-545
Faculty of Science and Technology
Department of Mathematics and Physics