Professur Stochastik
Visitors

See also the web page of the Emmy-Noether-Project, and of the Seminar Analysis/Stochastics/Mathematical Physics

Visitors give typically a talk in the reseach seminar Analysis, Stochastics and Mathematical Physics, which takes place on Wednesday at 15.30 in the Reichenhainer Strasse 41, 7. floor, room 705. If there are several talks in one week, there is an additonal talk slot out of schedule. Sometimes the talks are scheduled in the Cemnitzer Mathematisches Colloquium, which takes place on Thursday at 16.00 in Reichenhainer Strasse 70, room B202.

Visitors 2013

Visitor: Guergui Dimitrov Raykov
Institution: Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago, Chile
Stay: 22.-24. January 2013
Title: Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 23. January 2013, 16.00 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705
Abstract: Let H_0 be the 3D Schroedinger operator with constant magnetic field, V be an electric potential which decays sufficiently fast at infinity, and let H = H_0 + V. First, we consider the asymptotic behaviour of the Krein spectral shift function (SSF) for the operator pair (H,H_0) near the Landau levels which play the role of thresholds in the spectrum of H_0. We show that the SSF has singularities near the Landau levels, and describe these singularities in terms of appropriate Berezin - Toeplitz operators. Further, we define the resonances for the operator H and investigate their asymptotic distribution near the Landau levels. We show that under suitable assumptions on the potential V there are infinitely many resonances near every fixed Landau level. We find the main asymptotic term of the corresponding resonance counting function which again is expressed in terms of the Berezin - Toeplitz operators arising in the description of the SSF singularities. If time permits, extensions to magnetic Pauli and Dirac operators will be discussed briefly. The talk is based on joint works with J.-F. Bony (Bordeaux), V. Bruneau (Bordeaux), and C. Fernández (Santiago de Chile).

Visitor: Felix Pogorzelski
Institution: FSU Jena
Stay: 07.-10. January 2013
Title: Convergence theorems for graph sequences
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 9. January 2013, 12.30 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705
Abstract: The talk is devoted to limit theorems for a class of Banach space-valued functions defined on graphs. We describe the concept of limits of graph sequences in terms of statistical distributions of possibly infinite graphs. In this context, we will have to distinguish between weak and strong convergence. Further, we demonstrate how the convergence of the functions under consideration relates to the notion of hyperfiniteness for graph sequences. We conclude by mentioning some open questions.


Visitors 2012

Visitor: Helge Krüger
Institution: Caltech Department of Mathematics, Pasadena, California
Stay: 18. - 20. December 2012
Title: Dynamical localization for the almost Mathieu operator
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 19. December 2012, 15.30 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Felix Otto
Institution: MPI Leipzig
Title: Stochastische Homogenisierung
Occasion: Chemnitzer Mathematisches Colloquium
Date: 29. November 2012, 16.00 h
Location: Room B202, RH 70

Visitor: Erich Novak
Institution: FSU Jena
Stay: 6.-7. November 2012
Title: Optimal Approximation of Elliptic Problems by Linear and Nonlinear Mappings
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 7. November 2012, 16.00 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705
Abstract: We study the optimal approximation of the solution of an operator equation $A(u) = f$ by linear mappings of rank $n$ and compare this with the best $n$-term approximation with respect to an optimal Riesz basis. We consider worst case errors, where $f$ is an element of the unit ball of a Hilbert space, or of a more general space, such as a Besov space. We apply our results to boundary value problems for elliptic PDEs that are given by an isomorphism $ A : H^s_0 (\Omega) \to H^{-s} (\Omega) , $ where $s >0$ and $\Omega$ is an arbitrary bounded Lipschitz domain in $\R^d$. We prove, in the case of Hilbert spaces, that approximation by linear mappings is as good as the best $n$-term approximation with respect to an optimal Riesz basis. We discuss why nonlinear approximation still is important for the approximation of elliptic problems and we also discuss results for Besov spaces.

Visitor: Marlis Bärthel
Institution: FSU Jena
Stay: 16.-17. October 2012
Title: Robin Hood an der Börse
Zusammenfassung: Viele Befürworter der Einführung einer Finanz-Transaktionssteuer (auch als Robin-Hood-Steuer bekannt) haben Hoffnungen auf mehr Ruhe und Stabilität am Finanzmarkt. Doch ein einfaches Modell im Rahmen der nicht-kooperativen Spieltheorie lässt genau das Gegenteil vermuten. Bei kleinen, fairen Zwei-Personen-Matrixspielen bewirkt eine Gewinnbesteuerung einen Anstieg im Erwarteten Transfer! Je höher die Steuer - umso höher der Transfer: Ein überraschendes Paradoxon, welches aus mathematischer Sicht belegt, dass Steuern ganz klar kein Allheilmittel zur Eindämmung riskanten Spielverhaltens sind
Occasion: Science-Slam Vortrag, organisiert von der Fachschaft Mathematik (Herr Stephan Schleicher)
Date: 16. October 2012, 10.45 h
Location: N/101

Title: Phänomene bei der Besteuerung von Matrixspielen
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 17. October 2012, 15.30 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Christoph Richard
Institution: Universität Erlangen
Stay: 10.-12. October 2012
Title: Dynamical properties of almost repetitive Delone sets
Abstract: The non-periodic Penrose tiling of the plane exhibits a strong regularity property called linear repetitivity. This regularity is reflected in strict ergodicity of an associated dynamical system arising from the tiling's translation orbit closure. We introduce relaxed versions of linear repetitivity for uniformly discrete point sets, which still lead to strictly ergodic dynamical systems. Examples are periodic point sets with almost periodic modulations, and primitive substitutions tilings finite local complexity with respect to the Euclidean group with dense tile orientations.
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 10. October 2012, 16.00 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Norbert Peyerimhoff
Institution: University of Durham
Stay: 18.-26. August 2012

Visitor: Matthias Keller
Institution: FSU Jena
Stay: 30. July - 1. August 2012
Title: Antibäume - das perfekte Gegenbeispiel
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 31. July 2012, 16.00 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Torsten Ehrhardt
Institution: University of California
Title: Lineare Statistiken von Zufallsmatrizen
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 18. July 2012, 16.00 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Friedrich Philipp
Institution: TU Berlin
Title: Spectral properties of non-selfadjoint operators
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 11. July 2012, 16.00 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Francisco Hoecker-Escuti
Institution: Universite Paris 13
Stay: 18.-23. June 2012
Title: The Anderson model at small disorder and low density regimes
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 20. June 2012, 16.00 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Peter Gmeiner
Institution: Universität Erlangen
Stay: 22.-24. May 2012
Title: Laplace Operatoren auf Hypergraphen
Abstract: Im Vortrag werden verschiedene Laplace-Operatoren für Hypergraphen vorgestellt, sowie bekannte Resultate über deren Spektren. Insbesondere werden bekannte isoperimetrische Ungleichungen für Hypergraphen vorgestellt. Dabei wird auch auf die grundlegende Problematik der Definition eines Laplace-Operators auf Hypergraphen eingegangen (viele der bisher vorgeschlagenen Definitionen sind letztlich Laplace-Operatoren auf speziellen Graphen).
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 23. May 2012, 16.00 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Wolfgang Spitzer
Institution: Fern-Universität Hagen
Stay: 24.-26. April 2012
Title: Spektrale Zustandsdichte von Schrödinger-Operatoren auf Bäumen
Abstract: Sei $H:=\Delta + \kappa q$ der Hamiltonian des Anderson-Modells auf dem (unendlichen) $d$-regul\"aren Baum, wobei $\Delta$ die Adjazenzmatrix, $q$ ein geeignetes Zufallspotential, $\kappa\ge0$ und $d\ge2$ ist. Des weiteren sei $(X_n)$ eine geeignete Folge von $d$-regul\"aren Graphen mit $|X_n|\to\infty$ und $(H_n)$ mit $H_n:=\Delta_n + \kappa q$ die entsprechende Folge von Anderson-Hamiltonians auf den Graphen $X_n$ mit Adjazenzmatrix $\Delta_n$. Wir zeigen, dass die Zustandsdichte von $H_n$ gegen die Zustandsdichte von $H$ konvergiert und damit ein klassisches Resultat von B.~McKay f\"ur $\kappa>0$ verallgemeinern. F\"ur $\kappa=0$ beweisen wir Absch\"atzungen der Konvergenzgeschwindigkeit.
Date: 25. April 2012, 15.45 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Anastasia Golovina
Institution: Bashkir State Pedagogical University, Russia
Stay: 5.-18. February 2012
Title: On the resolvents of the elliptic operators with distant perturbations
Abstract: We consider a matrix periodic elliptic operator in a multidimensional space with distant perturbations. The order of unperturbed is even and arbitrary, while the perturbations are described by arbitrary abstract localized operators. The number of perturbations is abitrary but fixed. The main result is the explicit formula for the resolvent of the perturbed operator. This formula also allows to represent the resolvent as a convergent asymptotic series. In addition to the general result, we give a series of examples of both the unperturbed operator and perturbations.
Date: 15. February 2012, 16.00 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Denis Borisov
Institution: Bashkir State Pedagogical University, Russia
Stay: 5.-18. February 2012

Visitor: Caroline Kurig
Institution: Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
Title: Die integrierte Zustandsdichte für den Wilson-Dirac-Operator
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 1. February 2012, 16.00 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Nihat Ay
Institution: Max-Planck-Institut fuer Mathematik in den Naturwissenschaften, Leipzig
Title: Eine geometrische Sicht auf den Begriff der Komplexitaet
Abstract: In meinem Vortrag skizziere ich zunaechst einen generellen geometrischen Zugang zur Quantifizierung von Komplexitaet. Danach spezifiziere ich diesen im Kontext der Informationsgeometrie und stelle Bezuege her zu bekannten Komplexitaetsmassen. Ich gehe dann auf die zentralen Ergebnisse ein, die sich auf die Maximierung von Komplexitaet beziehen. Schliesslich diskutiere ich die Beziehung zwischen Komplexitaet und Kausalitaet.
Occasion: Chemnitzer Mathematisches Colloquium
Date: 26. January 2012, 16.00 h
Location: Room B202, RH 70

Visitor: Felix Pogorzelski
Institution: Lehrstuhl für Analysis, FSU Jena
Title: Ein Banachraum-wertiger Ergodensatz für mittelbare Gruppen
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 25. January 2012, 16.00 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Tobias Oertel-Jäger
Institution: TU Dresden, Institut für Analysis
Stay: 18. January 2012
Title: Dimensions of attractors in pinched skew products
Abstract: We study dimensions of strange non-chaotic attractors and their associated physical measures in so-called pinched skew products, introduced by Grebogi and his coworkers in 1984. The main results are that the Hausdorff dimension, the pointwise dimension and the information dimension are all equal to one, although the box counting dimension is known to be two. Our findings confirm a conjecture by Ding, Grebogi and Ott from 1989. The talk will concentrate on box dimension and Hausdorff dimension. Joint work with Maik Gr�ger (Bremen).
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 18. January 2012, 15.45 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitors 2011

Visitor: Amal Taarabt
Stay: 2.-11. December 2011
Title: Spectral properties of dynamical localization for Schroedinger operators
Abstract: Sie beschaeftigt sich mit der Frage ob (und unter welchen Bedingungen) Dynamische und spektrale+exponentielle Lokalisierung aequivalent sind.
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 7. December 2011, 15.30 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Constanza Rojas-Molina
Institution: Université de Cergy-Pontoise
Stay: 27. November - 9. December 2011

Visitor: Thomas Blesgen
Institution: MPI, Leipzig
Title: Phasenfeldgleichungen mit geometrisch-linearer Elastizität
Abstract: A new class of phase field models is derived and studied where the elastic energy, being quasiconvex, incorporates the effects of microstructure formation on smaller length scales. First, a review of the classical phase field models is given together with an introduction of the used new elasticity theory. Next, at the example of the elastic Cahn-Hilliard equations, global existence of weak solutions in certain microstructural regimes is proved. Numerical simulations in 2D study the properties of the new model. Das Thema ist mit dem Vortrag von Helmut Abels verwandt.
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 9. November 2011, 15.30 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Helmut Abels
Institution: Fakultät für Mathematik, Universität Regensburg
Title: Diffuse Grezschichtmodelle von Zwei-Phasenflüssen
Occasion: Chemnitzer Mathematisches Colloquium
Date: 3. November 2011, 16.00 h
Location: Room B202, RH 70

Visitor: Ilhan Usta
Institution: Anadolu University, Department of Statistics, Turkey
Stay: 26.-30. September 2011
Title: Introduction into linear regression models
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 28. September 2011, 15.30 h
Title: On the performance of the flexible maximum entropy distributions within partially adaptive estimation
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 29. September 2011, 13.30 h
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Constanza Rojas-Molina
Institution: Université de Cergy-Pontoise
Stay: 11.-23. July 2011

Visitor: Norbert Peyerimhoff
Institution: University of Durham
Stay: 10.-15. July 2011
Title: Spektrale Darstellungen von eckentransitiven Graphen, Archimedische Körper und endliche Coxetergruppen
Preprint: http://arxiv.org/abs/1106.2509
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 14. July 2011, 11.30
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Slim Ayadi
Institution: Georgia Tech, USA
Stay: 3.-23. July 2011
Title: Spectral Properties of Random Matrices
Abstract: In this talk, we have two parts. In the first part, one studies the asymptotic behavior of the distribution of the eigenvalues of the ensemble of random matrices which generalizes the Wigner ensemble and the ensembles of band random matrices. More precisely, one considers a matrix with a random band of width, this model motivated by a model of percolation to long-range. One studies this ensemble aiming to obtain the semicircle law and to obtain a support of the universality conjecture for the band matrices. At the end, one gives some results about the random matrix operators of the long-range percolation model. In the second part, one studies the ensemble of dilute random matrices aiming to have an improvement of the convergence to the semicircle law and to show that this ensemble and the Wigner ensemble have the same class of universality.
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 6. July 2011, 15.30
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Constanza Rojas-Molina
Institution: Université de Cergy-Pontoise
Stay: 26.-28. April 2011
Title: Characterization of the Anderson metal-insulator transition for non ergodic random operators
Abstract: We investigate the Anderson metal-insulator transition for non ergodic random Schrödinger operators in both annealed and quenched regimes, based on a dynamical approach of localization, improving known results for ergodic operators into this more general setting. In the procedure, we reformulate the Bootstrap Multiscale Analysis of Germinet and Klein to fit the non ergodic setting and we obtain "uniform" Wegner Estimates, needed to perform this adapted Multiscale Analysis. As an application we study operators with Anderson-type potentials modeling aperiodic solids, where the impurities lie on a Delone set rather than a lattice, yielding a break of ergodicity.
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 27. April 2011, 15.30
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Christoph Richard
Institution: Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
Stay: 13.-15. April 2011
Title: Ergodic properties of randomly coloured point sets
Abstract: In order to analyse spectral properties of an aperiodically ordered point set such as the vertex set of the Penrose tiling, it has proven useful to consider the closure of the collection of all translates of the given point set, with respect to a suitable topology. In particular, there is a geometric characterisation of unique ergodicity in terms of uniform pattern frequencies. We give such a characterisation within a generalised setup, where we allow for a uniformly discrete point set in a locally compact metric space with a continuous and proper action of a locally compact, metric, unimodular group, which admits suitable averaging sequences. We will discuss applications of our setup to random colourings and graphs. This is joint work with Peter Müller, Munich.
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 13. April 2011, 15.30
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Maria Korotyaeva
Institution: Humboldt Universität Berlin
Stay: 16.-17. February 2011
Title: The inverse spectral problem for the periodic Jacobi matrices
Abstract: There is a known method (see e.g. [KoKu]) to solve the inverse spectral problem for the periodic Jacobi matrices using the Marchenko-Ostrovsky mapping, i.e. the vertical slits on the quasi-momentum domain plus the Neumann eigenvalues. We solve this problem analogously in terms of the Dirichlet eigenvalues. In particular, we give an alternative proof for the following crucial fact: the Dirichlet eigenvalues and the corresponding so-called norming constants are canonically conjugate variables, which yields that their gradients are linearly independent.
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 16. February 2011, 17.15
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Denis Borisov
Institution: Bashkir State Pedagogical University, Russia
Stay: 5.-19. February 2011
Title: On eigenvalue problems and the modified Birman Schwinger principle
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 15. February 2011, 17.15
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Sebastian Haeseler
Institution: FSU Jena
Talk: Stochastically complete metric graphs
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 05. January 2011, 15.30
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitors 2010

Visitor: Michael Theß und Herr Andre Müller
Institution: Prudsys AG
Talk: Vorstellung der Forschung der Prudsys AG
Abstract: Dr. Michael Theß (Vorstand) und Herr Andre Müller (Leiter der Forschung) möchten gern die Strategie der Firma für die nächste Zeit vorstellen und Möglichkeiten für eine Zusammenarbeit mit der Fakultät ausloten. Der momentan angedachte Focus liegt auf folgenden Punkten:

1) Kurze Vorstellung der Prudsys Xelopes-Bibliothek, mit dem Ziel, dass Mathematik-Studenten die Bibliothek nutzen, und wer Interesse hat, daran entwickeln könnten. (Möglichkeiten deren Lizensierung durch die TU, Seminar z.B. im Rahmen eines Computer-Praktikums durch Firmenvertreter).

2) Sondierung von Möglichkeiten der Zusammenarbeit mit universitärem Partner, insbesondere auf dem Gebiet der Statistik/Stochastik.

Die Prudsys AG ist eine regionale Firma, deren Produktentwicklung von der Anwendung fortgeschrittener mathematischer Technologien lebt. Deshalb gibt es u.U. auch weitere Punkte, die für beide Seiten interessant sein könnten.

Occasion: Als Ersatz des Forschungs-Seminars
Date: 8. Dezember 2010, 15.30h, room 638

Visitor: Hillel Raz
Institution: Cardiff University
Stay: 17.-19. November 2010
Talk: Minimal Partitions of Quantum Graphs
Abstract: The eigenfunction of the $n$th eigenvalue of the Laplacian ($-d^2/dx^2$) on a bounded regular domain partitions that domain into $k$ subdomains (known as nodal domains). Courant's nodal domain theorem states that $k\le n$. We study the relationship between the $n$th eigenfunction of the Laplacian on a quantum graph (a graph where each edge has a positive length with specific boundary conditions at the vertices) and partitions of the graph into $n$ parts. We describe a procedure of attaining eigenfunctions, and hence the spectrum, by investigating these partitions, in particular minimal ones. The minimal partitions are found by assigning a score to each partition which is the maximum of the first eigenvalue of the Laplacian over each part of the partition. No prior knowledge of quantum graphs is necessary. This is joint work with Ram Band, Gregory Berkolaiko and Uzy Smilanskybased and is based partially on results by Bernard Helffer, Thomas Hoffmann-Ostenhoff, Susanna Terracini et al.
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 18. November 2010, 11.15h, room 705

Visitor: Wolfram Bauer
Institution: Universität Göttingen
Stay: 10.-11. November 2010
Talk: Sub-Riemannian structures and related operators
Abstract: PDF-file
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 10. November 2010, 15.30

Visitor: Jens Bolte
Institution: University of London
Stay: 26.-28. October 2010
Talk: Vielteilchensysteme mit singulärer Zweiteilchen-Wechselwirkung auf Graphen
Abstract: Quantengraphen sind Modelle für Quantensysteme, die auf den Kanten eines kompakten, metrisch Graphen leben. In diesem Vortrag sollen zuerst spektrale Eigenschaften von (deterministischen) Einteilchemodelle vorgestellt werden. Im zweiten Teil des Vortrags werden Vielteilchensysteme eingeführt und singuläre Zweiteilchen-Wechselwirkungen mittels selbstadjungierter Erweiterungen geeigneter Lalaceoperatoren konstruiert.
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 27. October 2010, 15.30


Joint Chemnitz-Zagreb Seminar on Mathematical Physics 5. -12. October 2010

(organised by Fabian Schwarzenberger, Martin Tautenhahn, and Ivan Veselić)

Ivan Veselić
Institution: TU Chemnitz
Talk: Localised and delocalised states in quantum mechanical systems
Occasion: Joint Seminar
Date: 11. October 2010, 15.00
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Luka Grubišić
Institution: University of Zagreb
Stay: 5.-12. October 2010
Talk: Darstellungssätze für indefinite quadratische Formen mit Anwendungen in der Theorie der Operatorgleichungen
Occasion: Joint Seminar
Date: 11. October 2010, 14.00
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Željko Kereta
Institution: University of Zagreb
Stay: 5.-12. October 2010
Talk: An application of semigroup theory in initial boundary value problems
Occasion: Joint Seminar
Date: 7. October 2010, 14.30
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Marko Erceg
Institution: University of Zagreb
Stay: 5.-12. October 2010
Talk: Semigroups for flows in infinite networks
Occasion: Joint Seminar
Date: 7. October 2010, 14.00
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Ivica Nakić
Institution: University of Zagreb
Stay: 5.-12. October 2010
Talk: Fixing eigenvalues, pseudospectrum and distance problems in control theory
Occasion: Joint Seminar
Date: 7. October 2010, 11.00
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Krešimir Veselić
Institution: Fernuniversität Hagen/ Sveučilište u Rijeci
Stay: 5.-8. October 2010
Talk: Time evolution and spectra in quantum mechanics (3)
Occasion: Joint Seminar
Date: 7. October 2010, 10.00
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Krešimir Veselić
Institution: Fernuniversität Hagen/ Sveučilište u Rijeci
Stay: 5.-8. October 2010
Talk: Time evolution and spectra in quantum mechanics (2)
Occasion: Joint Seminar
Date: 6. October 2010, 15.30
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Daniel Wingert
Institution: TU Chemnitz
Talk: Heat kernel estimates for relativistic Schrödinger operators
Occasion: Joint Seminar
Date: 6. October 2010, 14:45
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Fabian Schwarzenberger
Institution: TU Chemnitz
Talk: Uniform approximation of the integrated density of states
Occasion: Joint Seminar
Date: 6. October 2010, 14.00
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Martin Tautenhahn
Institution: TU Chemnitz
Talk: Fractional moment method for discrete alloy-type models
Occasion: Joint Seminar
Date: 6. October 2010, 11.00
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Krešimir Veselić
Institution: Fernuniversität Hagen/ Sveučilište u Rijeci
Stay: 5.-8. October 2010
Talk: Time evolution and spectra in quantum mechanics (1)
Occasion: Joint Seminar
Date: 6. October 2010, 10.00
Location: Seminar room 2/41/705

Visitor: Norbert Peyerimhoff
Institution: University of Durham
Stay: 6.-11. July 2010
Talk: Spectral Representations of Archimedean Solids and finite Coxeter Groups
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 9. July 2010, 15.30

Visitor: Uta Freiberg
Institution: Universität Siegen
Stay: 5.-7. July 2010
Talk: Dirichletformen auf zufälligen Sierpinski-Dreiecken
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 7. July 2010, 15.30

Visitor: Hendrik Vogt
Institution: TU Dresden
Talk: Stabilität von Wärmeleitungskern-Abschätzungen unter Potentialstörungen
Occasion: Chemnitzer Mathematisches Colloquium
Date: 10. June 2010, 16.00

Visitor: Matthias Keller
Institution: FSU Jena
Stay: 9.-11. June 2010
Talk: Cheeger Constants, Exponential Growth and Spectrum of Planar Graphs
Abstract: We will discuss relations between local geometry of innite planar graphs and global invariants. Namely we give estimates for Cheeger's constant (a.k.a. the isoperimetric constant) and exponential growth in terms of combinatorial curvature. These invariant
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 9. June 2010, 15.30

Visitor: Helge Krüger
Institution: Rice University, Texas, USA
Stay: 25. - 28. May 2010
Talk: The application of Cartan's Lemma to Schroedinger Operators
Abstract: For an analytic function f, Cartan's Lemma bounds the measure of the set {z: |f(z)| < epsilon}. I will discuss how this can be used to obtain estimates on the norm of the resolvent for Schroedinger operators, which are an essential ingredient for multiscale analysis
Occasion: Analysis, Stochastics and Mathematical Physics seminar
Date: 26. May 2010, 10.00

Visitor: Karsten Leonhardt
Institution: Institut für Physik, TU Chemnitz
Talk: Der Weg zu offenen Quantensystemen
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 25. May 2010, 15.30

Visitor: Felix Pogorzelski
Institution: Universität Tübingen
Stay: 18.-19. May 2010
Talk: Ergodic Theorems on Amenable Groups
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 19. May 2010, 15.30

Visitor: Frank Göring
Institution: Professur Algorithmische und Diskrete Mathematik, Fakultät für Mathematik, TU Chemnitz
Talk: Unabhängige Mengen in Graphen großer Taillenweite
Abstract: Vortrag von Frank Göring zu einer Anwendung "Der probabilistischen Methode" auf Graphen
Occasion: Seminar
Date: 12. May 2010, 15.30

Visitor: Markus Fidler
Institution: Institute of Communications Technology, Leibniz Universität Hannover
Talk: Stochastic Network Calculus: Assessing the Performance of the Future Internet
Abstract: The further development of today's Internet is significantly hampered by a lack of understanding. The exact knowledge of a technology, on the other hand, can accelerate progress and yield sustained innovations. To this end, queuing theory has be.
Occasion: Chemnitzer Mathematisches Colloquium
Date: 22. April 2010, 16.00