Master Program: Focus on Algebraic Methods in Analysis
Deep algebraic methods are used increasingly in various areas of analysis, in analytic number theory and in mathematical physics. As part of our master program, the Special Focus on Algebraic Methods in Analysis offers students a variety of courses introducing fundamental algebraic tools and their applications in analysis, number theory and mathematical physics. It starts in fall 2018.
Suitable advanced seminars
- Algebraic methods in harmonic analysis (Internal Link)
- Quantum Networks (Internal Link)
Planned Courses
Winter Term 2018/2019:
- C. Alfes-Neumann: Automorphic forms
- J. Hilgert: Homological algebra in spectral geometry of Riemann surfaces
- O. Schnürer: D-Modules
Summer Term 2019:
- C. Alfes-Neumann: Borcherds products
- J. Hilgert: Howe-Duality
- M. Rösler: Spectral theory
- A. Stolin: The classical Yang-Baxter equation
Winter Term 2019/2020:
- I. Burban: Hopf algebras and Kitaev's Quantum-Double Model (Seminar)
- C. Fleischhack: Functional analysis
- J. Hilgert: Buildings and Hecke algebras
- J. Klüners: Number theory
- T. Weich: Symmetric spaces