PhD

The aim of the talks is to bring PhD students at the Centre for Mathematical Sciences together and give them an opportunity to practise holding presentations. If you would like to give a talk, please email any of the organisers.

The seminars take place every second Tuesday 15:15--16:00.

Upcoming talks:

- 13/12 - Felix Augustsson, The LU Graphics Manual: A short review. MH:333

Past talks:

Fall 2024:

- 08/10 - Filip Tronarp, Robust Cholesky discretization of Continuous-Time Gauss-Markov models. MH:228

- 05/11 - Stefano Böhmer, How to solve a (nonlinear) Schrödinger equation? MH:333

- 19/11 - Jaime Manriquez, TPM-HDG: An UF-FEM for IP with DM. MH:333

- 03/12 - Teodor Åberg, Ada Lovelace or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Turing Machine. MH:333

Spring 2024:

- 29/01 - Frej Dahlin, LaTeX is (not) TeX: History and Intricacies. MH:228

- 12/02 - Alejandro Rodriguez Sponheimer, Fubini's Nightmare. MH:228

- 26/02 - Jonas Jansen and Wilhelm Treschow, The shape of water: the maths of fluids in video games and movies. MH:228

- 11/03 - Jan Thomm, Counting to infinity and beyond. MH:228

- 08/04 - Magnus Fries, Do disturb my circles, part I MH:228

- 22/04 - Ada Masters (University of Wollongong), Do disturb my cirlces, part II MH:228

- 06/05 - Rahul Manavalan, Deep learners are Koopmanians after all. MH:228

- 27/05 - Juan D. Barajas (University of Bío-Bío), A mathematical model describing countercurrent decantation. MH:333

Fall 2023:

- 7/9 - Måns Williamson, A unified analysis of a generalized class of nonlinear soft-clipping schemes. MH:227

- 21/9 - Olof Rubin, Beautiful mathematics done in a trench. MH:227

- 5/10 - Valentina Schüller, Divide and... fail? An introduction to coupling errors. MH:333.

- 19/10 - Jaime Manríquez, Mathematics in movies. MH:227.

- 2/11 - Magnus Fries, Eternal sunshine of a complex derivative. MH:228.

-16/11 - Ivar Persson, Jurassic Park - The old Machine Learning methods used before the 2012 asteroid. MH:332B.

- 30/11 - Felix Augustsson, Jul(ia)stök. MH:333.

- 14/12 - Jan Thomm, Tying up loose ends - Where diagram chases can lead us. MH:227.

Spring 2023:

- 24/01 - Ivar Persson, A method for 3D shape reconstruction. MH:228

- 07/02 - Olof Rubin, Best approximations in different settings. MH:228

- 21/02 - Germán Miranda, A Hitchhiker’s Guide to Nodal Domains. MH:228

- 07/03 - Jaime Manríquez, Mathematical-Ecological Model for the Evolution of Sand Filters (MEMES-F). MH:227

- 21/03 - Alejandro Sponheimer, Dynamical Borel–Cantelli Lemmas, MH:228

- 04/04 - Filip Winzell, Deep Learning for Prostate Cancer Diagnostics. MH:228

- 18/04 - Wilhelm Treschow, Floquet theory for dummies. MH:228

- 09/05 - Jan Thomm, Extensions of Quiver Representations. MH:227

- 23/05 - Armand Ley (University of Haute-Alsace), A gentle introduction to entropic optimal transport. MH:227

- 14/06 - Mårten Nilsson, One of Arnold's greatest hits. MH:228

Fall 2022:

- 27/09 - Emil Engström, Nonhomogenous Boundary Value Problems and Trace Theorems. MH:228

- 11/10 - Raul Hindov, Discrete Fourier uncertainty. MH:228

- 25/10 - Anna Gummeson, Towards minimal solvers for camera position estimation and triangulation using cylinders, or first class of computer vision and an application where we solve polynomial equations. MH:228

- 08/11 - Jan Thomm, Representations of Quivers and Normalform Problems for Matrices. MH:333

- 22/11 - Magnus Fries. My mama always said a matrix was like a box of numbers. MH:333

- 06/12 - Erik Tegler, Fantastic inliers and where to find them. MH:333