The five main research areas of the Department are: analysis; discrete mathematics; 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.
30.9. 14:15 Kangwei Li (University of Helsinki): Sparse domination theorem and weighted norm inequalities – M3 (M234)
3.10. 15:15 Joonas Turunen (University of Helsinki): Boltzmann triangulations with Ising model on faces (further info) – M3 (M234)
4.10. 10:15 Emanuele Ventura: Real rank of Monomials – M2 (M233)
5.10. 12:15 Tuomas Orponen (University of Helsinki): Quantitative rectifiability in three-space (with Euclidean and Heisenberg geometries). – M3 (M234)
5.10. 15:15 Ferdinand Blomqvist: The closest vector problem and quotients – M2 (M233)
7.10. 14:15 Christopher Hopper (Aalto): Regularity Aspects of Manifold-Constrained Minimisers in the Calculus of Variations – Kumpula C123
11.10. 15:15 Mikko Kivelä (Aalto University): Multilayer networks – AScI lounge (TUAS 3161)
12.10. 12:15 Riikka Schroderus (University of Helsinki): TBA – M3 (M234)
14.10. 14:15 Wendolín Damián González (University of Helsinki): Weighted compactness of bilinear commutators – M3 (M234)
19.10. 12:15 Viveka Erlandsson (Aalto Science Institute): TBA – M3 (M234)
19.10. 15:15 Matti Karppa (Aalto University, Department of Computer Science): Explicit correlation amplifiers for finding outlier correlations in deterministic subquadratic time – M2 (M233)
21.10. 14:15 Jonas Tölle (Aalto): TBA – Kumpula C123
25.10. 15:15 Marc Lelarge (École Normale Supérieure & INRIA): Community Detection with the Non-Backtracking Operator – M1 (M232)
26.10. 12:15 Teemu Saksala (University of Helsinki): TBA – M3 (M234)
26.10. 15:15 Petteri Kaski (Aalto University, Department of Computer Science): How proofs are prepared at Camelot – M2 (M233)
Benny Avelin (Uppsala Universitet) 2.3.2015–23.12.2016
Giancarlo Pastor Figueroa 1.3.2016–31.8.2017
Leena Suhl (Universität Paderborn) 1.8.2016–31.1.2017
Damir Aroy (Insitute of Math AHY) 15.8.–13.11.
Eimear Byrne (University College Dublin) 12.9.–16.12.
Masashi Misawa (Faculty of Science Kumamoto University) 14.9.–25.9.
Moritz Kassmann (Bielefeld University) 26.9.–29.9.
Florian Kohl (Berlin) 1.10.–31.10.
Mikael Kallweit (Ruhr-Universität Bochum) 4.10.–6.10.
Daniele Boffi (Universita di Pavia) 17.10.–17.11.
Pricing and registration form are from here.
Venue: Department of Mathematics and Systems Analysis, Aalto University (M wing, Otakaari 1, Espoo)
More information: Riikka Kangaslampi, riikka.kangaslampi@aalto.fi
Schedule
9.15 Matematiikanopettaja Pirjo Häkkinen, Etelä-Tapiolan lukio:
Lukiolainen matematiikanopiskelijana (in Finnish)
10.00 Coffee
10.15 Study psychologists Minna Nevala and Mikko Inkinen, Aalto:
Feeling stupid and anxious - how to cope with difficult academic emotions
11.00 Prof. Marie Snipes, Kenyon College:
Using Data-Driven Applications to Inspire Upper-Division Mathematics
12-13 Lunch break
13-16 Data Workshop: Applications for Linear Algebra in Matlab by Marie Snipes In this workshop, participants will explore Matlab implementations of two applications that inspire linear algebra concepts: reconstruction of brain images from radiographic data and heat diffusion on a rod. The session demonstrates how we use data driven applications in the classroom, and will end with a data challenge for participants. No previous experience with Matlab is necessary.
Please register (free) at
https://www.webropolsurveys.com/S/ACC7DFDDE14EFB48.par
by Friday, May 13 th.
To the afternoon workshop we can take at most 25 participants, so go and book your seat asap!
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