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Mathematics represents one of the highest peaks of human thought and achievement. Beautiful though they may be, mathematical results are not merely museum-pieces, but also form a vital underpinning for every branch of quantitative knowledge, including all domains of science and engineering.

Mathematics is in constant and vigorous development, driven both by its internal dynamics and by the demands of other disciplines. The spectrum of mathematical research at EPFL reflects both this vigor and this diversity.

It ranges from fundamental domains such as geometry and algebra, which despite their reputations as ‘pure’ topics nonetheless have increasingly important applications in areas such as communication systems, to more ‘applied’ domains such as numerical modeling, statistical science, and operations research, in which research is generally motivated by challenging real scientific and technological problems. EPFL researchers conduct high-level investigations across a wide spectrum of contemporary mathematics and enjoy high international reputations for their work. The EPFL Doctoral Program in Mathematics reflects this. It offers the point of entry and the administrative home for EPFL doctoral candidates in mathematics, and provides them with advanced courses and training.

Upcoming EDMA public defenses

Reduced order models to address temporal complexity and geometrical variability in hemodynamics

Thesis Director: Prof. S. Deparis, Mathematics doctoral program Thesis Nr. 11177 To take part in the public defense, please contact directly the speaker

29-11-202429-11-2024

With: Riccardo TENDERINI
Place and room: ELA 1
Online: https://epfl.zoom.us/j/7364062489
Category: Thesis defenses

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Mathematics – Seminars and events

An Invitation to shape uncertainty quantification in Computational Electromagnetics

Computational Mathematics Seminar Abstract : In this talk, we will consider solving time-harmonic electromagnetic wave scattering problems when the actual domains are not fully known but can be modeled as random…

05-11-202405-11-2024

With: Prof. Carlos Jerez – Universidad Adolfo Ibanez
Place and room: CM 1 517
Category: Conferences – Seminars

Cohomological integrality for symmetric quotient stacks

06-11-202406-11-2024

With: Lucien Hennecart (Edinburgh University)
Place and room: CM 1 517
Category: Conferences – Seminars

A curious phenomenon in wave turbulence theory

08-11-202408-11-2024

With: Prof. Gigliola Staffilani – Massachusetts Institue of Technology –  USA
Place and room: MA B1 11
Category: Conferences – Seminars

Debiasing Welch's Method for Spectral Density Estimation

08-11-202408-11-2024

With: Adam Sykulski, Imperial College London
Place and room: CM 1 517
Category: Conferences – Seminars

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