What is ...?

In the what is…? seminars, which take place weekly during the lecture period before the colloquia, staff members of our department provide a student-oriented insight into the research topic of the colloquium lecture.

Forthcoming dates

A What is …? lecture…

  • …is a 30-minute lecture which clearly answers the mathematical “What is …?” question in a way that is understandable for every Master’s student of mathematics
  • …is related to the topic of the colloquium taking place that week

The What is …? lectures are organized by students for students. The aim is to give students the opportunity to get to know different research areas of mathematics in an informal way!

The talks take place on Wednesdays from 16:15 to 16:45 before the colloquium in room S215-234.

The current lecture announcements can be found at the events of the Department of Mathematics .

Contact persons of the research groups

  Name Working area(s) Contact
Christopher Lang M.Sc.		RG Algebra
+49 6151 16-21487
S2|15 343
Annette Lutz		Optimization
+49 6151 16-25361
S4|10 226
Philipp Käse M.Sc.		Geometry and Approximation
+49 6151 16-22495
S2|15 324
Fabio Leotta M.Sc.		Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing
+49 6151 16-23171
S4|10 104
Simon Raßmann M.Sc.
+49 6151 16-22453
S2|15 220
Tim Böhnlein M.Sc.		RG Analysis
+49 6151 16-21496
S2|15 408
Marius Tritschler M.Sc.		Logic
+49 6151 16-22844
S2|15 226
Andreas Klippel M.Sc.		Stochastik
23373
S2|15 338