Department of Mathematics and Systems Analysis

The Department of Mathematics and Systems Analysis pursues research at the highest level of ambition with focal areas in mathematical analysis, numerical analysis, stochastic analysis, and systems and operations research. It is responsible for teaching mathematics in the BSc programmes of the four engineering schools. Moreover, it offers MSc and doctoral majors in mathematics, mechanics, and systems and operations research.

In comparison with many of its international counterparts, the department has received recognition for its exceptional ability to attract external funding and to engage students in concrete, applied research projects that respond to the needs of its non-academic partners.

Publications

• Roland Griesmaier, Nuutti Hyvönen, Otto Seiskari: A note on analyticity properties of far field patterns. Inverse Problems and Imaging 7(2), 2013.
• Juha Kinnunen, Riikka Korte, Tuomo Kuusi, Mikko Parviainen: Nonlinear parabolic capacity and polar sets of superparabolic functions. Mathematische Annalen 355(4), 2013.
• Stig-Olof Londen: Interpolation spaces for initial values of abstract fractional differential equations. Partial Differential equations and functional analysis, 2006.
• Wolfgang Desch, Stig-Olof Londen: On a stochastic parabolic integral equation. Functional analysis and evolution equations, 2008.

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Talks

21.5. 10:15  Prof. Jose Miguel Urbano: An introduction to the ∞-Laplacian – Room U322

21.5. 14:00  David Karpuk: Colloquium: The mathematics of Pierre Deligne, Abel prize laureate 2013. – Hall K

22.5. 12:15  Harri Varpanen: Wolffs conjecture for p-harmonic functions in the plane – room U322

23.5. 10:15  Prof. Jose Miguel Urbano: An introduction to the ∞-Laplacian – Room U322

24.5. 10:15  Prof. Jose Miguel Urbano: An introduction to the ∞-Laplacian – Room U322

29.5. 12:15  Hans Hartikainen (Jyväskylä): ∞-Laplacian and Tug-of-War Game – U322

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