Many processes in natural and engineering sciences are mathematically described by systems of nonlinear partial differential equations. Any approach towards a deeper understanding and simulation of these processes requires a close interplay between mathematical modelling, analysis and numerics. The group aims at to make major contributions to these topics in an interdisciplinary context. A particular focus is on problems in mathematical fluid mechanics that lead to systems of conservation laws. Applications include multiscale and multiphysics problems in compressible fluid flow, multiphase flow in free and porous media domains, radiation- and magnetohydrodynamics as well as particle flow.
News & Events
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InterPore German Chapter in Stuttgart
Save the Date: October 1-2, 2020 -
DROPIT: Open PhD position
Compressible Effects in Droplet Interactions with Textured Walls. -
Renewed Humboldt fellowship
Prof. Dr. Taras Mel'nyk from Kiev has been granted a renewed research stay. -
Dr. Hao Tang joins Applied Mathematics Group
He receives a Humboldt Researcher Fellowship for Postdoctoral Researchers. -
IMA prize
Elissa Eggenweiler was awarded the prize at the University of Oxford.
Contact
Prof. Dr.
Christian Rohde
Head of Group
Ingrid Bock
Secretary's Office
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