The members of the Numerical Linear Algebra group regularly offer the following courses for students in the mathematical bachelor's and master's programs:
In addition, the following courses are offered regularly for students of other study programs:
Course | Lecturer |
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Matrix Theory | Jörg Liesen |
Variational Calculus and Optimal Control | Michael Karow |
Numerical Analysis I for the Engineering Sciences | Michael Karow |
Introduction to Information Technology for Engineers | Michael Karow |
Project Numerical Analysis | Michael Karow |
Matrix functions (Advanced Topics in Numerical Linear Algebra (5 ECTS)) | Jan Zur |
Mathematics II for Economics | Jan Zur |
Course | Lecturer |
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Numerical Linear Algebra | Jörg Liesen |
Seminar Numerical Linear Algebra | Jörg Liesen |
Prep course Scientific Computing | Jörg Liesen |
Numerical Analysis I for the Engineering Sciences | Michael Karow |
Differential Equations and Numerics for Mechanical Engineering | Michael Karow |
Introduction to Information Technology for Engineers | Michael Karow |
Analysis I and Linear Algebra for Engineering Sciences | Sandra Keiper |
Mathematics I for Economics | Jan Zur |
Course | Lecturer |
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Advanced Topics in Numerical Linear Algebra (5 ECTS) | Jörg Liesen |
Matrix Theory | Jörg Liesen |
Variational Calculus and Optimal Control | Michael Karow |
Numerical Analysis I for the Engineering Sciences | Michael Karow |
Introduction to Information Technology for Engineers | Michael Karow |
Project Numerical Analysis | Michael Karow |
Integral Transforms and Partial Differential Equations for Engineering Sciences | Sandra Keiper |
Courses | Lecturer |
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Linear Algebra I | Jörg Liesen |
Numerical Linear Algebra I | Jörg Liesen |
Differential Equations and Numerics for Mechanical Engineering | Michael Karow |
Numerical Analysis I for the Engineering Sciences | Michael Karow |
Introduction to Information Technology for Engineers | Michael Karow |
Analysis I and Linear Algebra for Engineering Sciences | Olivier Sète |
Seminar - Harmonic mappings in the plane | Olivier Sète |
For writing a Bachelor's or Master's thesis in the group, the knowledge from the course Numerical Linear Algebra is mandatory. Ideally, the associated seminar Numerical Linear Algebra should have also been taken. Thesis topics are based on the main research interests of the group, in particular the numerical solution of large linear systems of equations and eigenvalue problems, the theory and numerics of matrix functions, and numerical topics of complex analysis.