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Professorship of Applied Analysis
Seminar
Professorship of Applied Analysis 

Research Seminar Analysis

The seminar is organized in cooperation with Prof. Dr. Daniel Potts  und Prof. Dr. Philipp Reiter .

Number Name Time Room Details
222000-F07
[Seminar]
Tuesday (Weekly)
13:45-15:15
C22.202
(alt: 2/B202)

Upcoming Talks

  C22.202 (2/B202)

  2025-09-17, 13:45

Claus Ernst (Western Kentucky University)
The ropelengths of alternating Montesinos links are proportional to their crossing numbers

  Universitätsbibliothek TUC

  2025-09-22 to 2025-09-26

Chemnitz September of Applied Mathematics (CSAM)

  C22.202 (2/B202)

  2025-11-25, 13:45

Hanne Hardering (TU Dresden)
Tba

Past Talks

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November

  • Tino Ullrich (TU Chemnitz)
    Hyperbolic Cross Approximation
  • Felix Bartel (TU Chemnitz)
    Least Squares in Sampling Complexity and Statistical Learning

October

August

July

June

  • Daniel Christopher Kreuter & Uwe Iben (Robert Bosch GmbH)
    Applied Mathematics at Bosch Research

May

March

February

January

December

November

July

  • Moritz Moeller (TU Chemnitz)
    Norm-concentration results for infinite random matrices with independent rows

May

  • Laura Lippert (TU Chemnitz)
    Transformations of functions and weighted function spaces
  • Moritz Moeller (TU Chemnitz)
    Batson-Spielman-Srivastava-Subsampling
  • Michael Gnewuch (Universität Osnabrück)
    Approximation problems on Hermite spaces and spaces of Gaussian kernels
  • Michael Schmischke (TU Chemnitz)
    Interpretable Approximation of High-Dimensional Data based on the ANOVA Decomposition
  • Yuri Malykhin (Steklov Mathematical Institute)
    Widths and ridigity
  • Rhoslyn Coles (Universität Potsdam)
    Knotted and linked curves through the shape of their tubular neighbourhoods

April

February

July

June

  • Jeremias Piljug (TU Chemnitz)
    Hoch-Dimensionale ANOVA Approximation in Anwendungen

May

April

March

February

January

December

  • Martin Schäfer (TU Chemnitz)
    Signal Recovery from Random Samples
  • Fabian Taubert (TU Chemnitz)
    Dimension-incremental Sparse FFT-rank-1 Lattice Sampling Strategies in Comparison

November

October

  • Theresa Wagner (TU Chemnitz)
    Fast Matrix-Vector Multiplication for the ANOVA Kernel

September

  • Nicolas Nagel (TU Chemnitz)
    On the Kadison-Singer Problem and Weaver's Conjecture with Implications for Fourier Systems over Unbounded Sets

July

June

  • Thomas Jahn (TU Chemnitz)
    A modern look at some classical inequalities
  • Moritz Moeller (TU Chemnitz)
    Novel spectral norm concentration results for random trace class operators and the recovery of RKHS-functions from n random samples

January

  • Laura Lippert (TU Chemnitz)
    Projektionsbasierte Quasiinterpolation in Mannigfaltigkeiten
  • Nicolas Nagel (TU Chemnitz)
    Numerische Untersuchungen zur Kondition von Fouriermatrizen
  • Craig Gross (Michigan State University)
    Applications of compressive sensing and high-dimensional function approximation in uncertainty quantification

December

  • Christoph Robisch (TU Chemnitz)
    Iteration neu-gewichteter kleinster Quadrate zur Lösung der inversen nicht-äquidistanten schnellen Fourier-Transformation

July

June

  • Kristóf Szarvas (Budapest)
    Lebesgue spaces with variable exponent and applications
  • Incoronata Notarangelo (Potenza, Italy)
    Truncated Gaussian and product quadrature rules
  • Incoronata Notarangelo (Potenza, Italy)
    Application of truncated quadrature rules to the numerical solution of integral equations
  • Greta Marino (TU Chemnitz)
    A-priori estimates for some classes of elliptic problems

May

  • Martin Schäfer (TU Berlin)
    The Framework of Alpha-Molecules
  • Carina Geldhauser (TU Dresden)
    Discrete models for atmospheric turbulence
  • Kateryna Pozharska (NAS Ukraine)
    Entropy numbers and best approximations of classes of periodic multivariate functions

April

  • Anna Doležalová (Charles University, Praha)
    Volumes of unit balls of Lorentz spaces
  • Christian Gerhards (TU Freiberg)
    Inverse Problems in Geomagnetism and Vector Field Decompositions on the Sphere
 

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