Department of Mathematics and Systems Analysis

The five main research areas of the Department are: algebra and discrete mathematics; analysis; applied mathematics and mechanics; stochastics and statistics; systems analysis and operations research. We offer major and minor studies at the bachelor's and master's level and provide doctoral research training. Our graduates have been recruited by universities, research institutes, governmental agencies as well as companies in the financial, energy and transportation sectors, for instance.

Calendar

25.2. 14:15 Kim Myyryläinen (Aalto University): What is...Bounded Mean Oscillation (BMO)? – M2 (M233)

25.2. 15:15 Tuomas Hytönen (University of Helsinki): Commutators and Jacobians – U5

26.2. 12:15 Peter Lindqvist (NTNU): The time derivative in some Evolutionary p-Laplace Equations: a problematic quantity – M3 (M234)

2.3. 15:15 Konstantin Avrachenkov (INRIA Sophia Antipolis): Hedonic coalitional game approach to network partitioning – M205

4.3. 12:15 Carlos Mudarra: TBA – M3 (M234)

11.3. 12:15 Lauri Hitruhin: TBA – M3 (M234)

18.3. 12:15 Sari Rogovin: Poincaré inequalities and a general quasihyperbolic growth condition – M3 (M234)

Visitors

Louna Seppälä 1.9.2019–31.7.2020

Guillermo Mantilla Soler 1.1.–31.12.

Peter Lindqvist 6.1.–15.3.

Micheal Collins (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg) 5.2.–14.2.

Sung Park 19.2.–21.2.

Elias Jarlebring 1.3.–30.6.

Juha Videman 2.3.–16.3.

Kathrin Hövelmanns 16.3.–20.3.

The summer 2020 Bridges conference: it’s a scientific conference, museum family day, short film festival and more combined

16. December 2019

The Bridges conference is being held at Aalto University on 1–5 August 2020. The event will be hosted by Aalto University, the University of Helsinki and the University of the Arts Helsinki. The objective of the conference is to strengthen connection between mathematics and music, architecture and culture.

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