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The five main research areas of the Department are: algebra and discrete mathematics; analysis; 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.
26.4. 13:00 Vesa Kaarnioja: Higher order QMC rules for uncertainty quantification using periodic random variables – M3 (M234)
29.4. 13:00 Matias Heikkilä: On Multivariate Extremes – M1 (M232)
2.5. 15:15 Prof Thomas Banchoff (Brown University): Meeting Salvador Dali in the Fourth Dimension – Aalto hall
3.5. 12:00 MA Taneli Luotoniemi: Hyperspatial Interlace. Grasping Four-dimensional Geometry Through Crafted Models – A1 hall, Otakaari 1X
6.5. 15:15 Dr Augusto Gerolin (VU Amsterdam): An optimal transportation approach for the Schrödinger bridge problem and convergence of the Sinkhorn algorithm – M3 (M234)
7.5. 16:15 Ida Keskimäki: Tason symmetriat (kandiesitelmä) – M3 (M234)
9.5. 14:15 Nicolas Dietrich (University of Salzburg): Compactness results for parabolic problems – M2 (M233)
15.5. 12:15 Giovanni Comi (Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa): TBA – M3 (M234)
20.5. 15:15 MSc Hoa Ngo (Aalto U): TBA – M3 (M234)
Yue Zhou-Kangas 3.12.2018–30.6.2019
Bjørn Jensen 28.2.–20.7.
Lukas Holzbaur 1.4.–1.6.
Geoffroy Couteau 16.4.–20.4.
Alexander Treff (Lübeck University) 17.4.–22.4.
Fabíola Negreiros 20.4.–20.6.
Vitaly Skachek (Tartu University) 23.4.–27.4.
Ago-Erik Riet (Tarto University) 23.4.–27.4.
Anna Kiriliouk (Université de Namur) 28.4.–30.4.
Carlos Mudarra 28.4.–8.6.
Juha Videman 6.5.–3.6.
Frank Duzaar 8.5.–11.5.
Philip Lederer (TU Wien) 8.5.–16.5.
Christoph Scheven 8.5.–11.5.
Verena Bögelein 8.5.–11.5.
Debarjoyti Choudhuri (N.I.T. Rourkela India) 9.5.–10.6.
Giovanni Comi 11.5.–16.5.
Aldo Conca (Genoa University) 12.5.–16.5.
Joerg Kliewer 15.5.–22.5.
Andrea Hoppe (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität) 19.5.–24.5.
Matias Heikkilä, M.Sc., will defend the dissertation “On Multivariate Extremes” on Monday 29 April 2019 at 1 pm (13 o'clock) at the Aalto University School of Science, lecture hall M1, Otakaari 1, Espoo. Predicting rare events was studied in the dissertation.
Assist. Prof. Anna Kiriliouk, University of Namur, will act as the opponent. Custos is Professor Pauliina Ilmonen, Department of Mathematics and Systems Analysis.
Dissertation press release (in Finnish) is available at: https://www.aalto.fi/events/defence-of-dissertation-in-the-field-of-mathematics-matias-heikkila-msc
Razane Tajeddine, M.Sc., will defend the dissertation "Private Information Retrieval from Coded Storage" on Thursday 7 March 2019 at 2 pm (at 14) at the Aalto University School of Science, lecture hall M1, Otakaari 1, Espoo. The dissertation is about coding theoretic constructions for private information retrieval from distributed storage systems.
Professor Simon Blackburn, Royal Holloway, University of London, will act as the opponent. Custos is Professor Camilla Hollanti, Department of Mathematics and Systems Analysis.
Dissertation press release (in English) is available at: https://www.aalto.fi/events/defence-of-dissertation-in-the-field-of-mathematics-razane-tajeddine-msc
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