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Welcome to the MPI MiS
Fundamental questions arising from natural and engineering sciences and economics have always inspired mathematicians to search for new mathematical structures and methods. The interaction between mathematics and the sciences forms the central point of research at the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences (MiS) in Leipzig.
Benjamin Gess secured coveted ERC grant (02.02.2023)
Research group leader and University of Bielefeld Mathematics professor Benjamin Gess received a European Research Council (ERC) Consolidator Grant for his research in Stochastic partial differential equations. Gess and his team will be using the 2 million Euro, 5-year funding to reveal which universal properties connect stochastic systems. The ERC Consolidator Grant is highly sought after, with only 14% of applications being successful this time.
Future proof — Raffaella Mulas on the way to Amsterdam (01.02.2023)
The next step in her scientific career will take our group leader Raffaella Mulas to the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, where she has been appointed Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics. Congratulations and all the best for the future!
Anna Wienhard recognized for exceptional research with Hector Science Award (30.01.2023)
Our director Anna Wienhard is the recipient of the Hector Science Award for her outstanding research in mathematics. Founder Dr h.c. Hans-Werner Hector inducted her into the Academy, which now comprises 28 Hector Fellows who are jointly committed to interdisciplinary top-level research and to promoting young scientists in Germany.
Calendar
- 07.02.2023, 13:30, room: E1 05 (Leibniz-Saal), Daniel Kráľ:
Quasirandom combinatorial structures (see abstract) - 07.02.2023, 15:15, room: E1 05 (Leibniz-Saal), Martin Grothaus:
Industrial Mathematics, Hypocoercivity and SPDEs (see abstract) - 08.02.2023, 14:00, room: G3 10 (Hörsaal), Bertrand Teguia Tabuguia:
Some closure properties of D-algebraic functions (see abstract) - 08.02.2023, 14:15, room: G3 10 (Hörsaal), Rida Ait El Manssour:
On the duality between differentially homogeneous polynomials and the differential ideal <f^2> (see abstract) - 08.02.2023, 14:30, room: G3 10 (Hörsaal), Leo Kayser:
Hilbert functions of non-saturated ideals of points (see abstract) - 08.02.2023, 14:45, room: G3 10 (Hörsaal), Angel David Rios Ortiz:
Matroids and canonical curves (see abstract) - 09.02.2023, 17:00, only video broadcast (please register), Renjie Liao:
Gaussian-Bernoulli RBMs Without Tears (see abstract) - 09.02.2023, 17:00, only video broadcast (please register), Wojciech de Roeck:
Classification of short-range entangled quantum states and pumping processes (see abstract) - 13.02 - 17.02.2023: Braude College of Engineering, Conference:
Spring School on Geometric Methods in Data Science - 13.03 - 14.03.2023: MPI MiS (E1 05 (Leibniz-Saal)), Conference:
Research Data in Discrete Mathematics - 03.04 - 04.04.2023: MPI MiS (E1 05 (Leibniz-Saal)), Conference:
Solving hard polynomial systems - 10.05 - 24.05.2023: MPI MiS (E1 05 (Leibniz-Saal)), Summer school:
Summer School on PDEs and Randomness
Directors
Welcome
- Claudia Felser (03.02.)
- Joseph Lizier (03.02.)
- Noémie Combe (01.02.)
- Eliana Maria Duarte Gelvez (01.02.)
- Tobias Lindemann (01.02.)
- Henrik Jessen Munch (01.02.)
- Evan Miller (31.01.)
- Chiara Rigoni (31.01.)
- Florian Schweiger (31.01.)
- Giacomo Del Nin (30.01.)
- Nikolay Barashkov (29.01.)
Recent results
- Lehnert, J. and A. Pohl: StuKon\(^{22}\) : bewährte Veranstaltung in neuem Gewand. [link]
- De Rosa, A. and R. Tione: The double and triple bubble problem for stationary varifolds : the convex case. [link]
- Agostini, D. ; Brysiewicz, T. ; Fevola, C. ; Kühne, L. ; Sturmfels, B. and S. Telen: Likelihood degenerations. [link]
- Améndola, C. ; García Puente, L. D. ; Homs, R. ; Kuznetsova, O. and H. J. Motwani: Computing maximum likelihood estimates for Gaussian graphical models with Macaulay2. [link]
- Alfarano, G. N. ; Napp, D. ; Neri, A. and V. Requena: Weighted Reed-Solomon convolutional codes. [link]
- Pavlov, D.: Logarithmically sparse symmetric matrices. [link]
- Saucan, E. ; Barkanass, V. and J. Jost: Coarse geometric kernels for networks embedding. [link]
- Ramirez, M. A. ; Smerlak, M. ; Traulsen, A. and J. Jost: Diversity enables the jump towards cooperation for the Traveler's Dilemma. [link]
- Elzenaar, A. ; Martin, G. and J. Schillewaert: Approximations of the Riley slice. [link]
- Restrepo, G.: Approaching history of chemistry through big data on chemical reactions and compounds. [link]
- Mosin, V. ; Samenko, I. ; Kozlovskii, B. ; Tikhonov, A. and I. P. Yamshchikov: Fine-tuning transformers : vocabulary transfer. [link]
- Breiding, P. ; Celik, T. O. ; Duff, T. ; Heaton, A. ; Maraj, A. ; Sattelberger, A.-L. ; Venturello, L. and O. Yürük: Nonlinear algebra and applications. [link]
