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January 2023
QU Lectures: Correlators, topological field theory and categorification (3/3)
by Paul Wedrich (U Hamburg)
Categorification in quantum topology
I will start by giving an introduction to the framework of "categorification" and outline how it is used for the construction and study of topological field theories as a kind of dual to the process of dimensional reduction. After situating some examples that we have met previously, I will present a sequence of increasingly...
Disputation: Annika Burmester "An algebraic approach to multiple q-zeta values"
Invitation to the university-public part-digital disputation in the context of the doctoral project of
Ms. Annika Burmester
Title of the thesis: "An algebraic approach to multiple q-zeta values"
To participate digitally in the part-digital disputation, we ask that interested parties contact the chairman of the examination committee, Prof. Dr. Christoph Schweigert.
Colloquium on Pure Mathematics: Dr. Simon Wood (University of Cardiff)
Colloquium on Pure Mathematics
Presenter: Dr. Simon Wood (University of Cardiff)
Presentation title: "Symmetric function combinatorics and conformal field theory"
Abstract: PDF
February 2023
Colloquium for Applied Mathematics: Prof. Dr. David Henry
Lothar-Collatz-Colloquium for Applied Mathematics
Presenter: Prof. Dr. David Henry (University College Cork, Ireland, School of Mathematical Sciences)
Lecture title: "Energy considerations for nonlinear water waves in the Equatorial f-plane"
Abstract: PDF
Colloquium on Mathematical Statistics and Stochastic Processes: Associate Professor Annika Betken
This event takes place in English.
Guest Lecturer: Assistant Professor Annika Betken, University of Twente, Enschede, Netherlands
Lecture: Higher order approximation of the sequential empirical process
Contact: Prof. Natalie Neumeyer, Mathematical Statistics and Stochastic Processes, University of Hamburg
Abstract: PDF