Research
The Department of Mathematical Sciences covers research in a wide range of areas of both pure and applied mathematics including algebra, number theory, analysis, geometry, topology, operator algebra, non-commutative geometry, probability theory, statistics, econometrics, and actuarial mathematics.
The department hosts a number of research seminars as well as regular conferences and other events.
Sections
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Insurance and Economics
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Geometric Analysis and Mathematical Physics
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Statistics and Probability Theory
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Topology, Functional Analysis and Algebra
The article series "My research": In 2015 we launched a relay race between the department's researchers. The goal is to present a series of small articles in the monthly MATH Staff Newsletter describing research across the department. The intended reader is the researcher's colleagues, but you are welcome to read
Centres and networks
- SYM - Centre for Symmetry and Deformation
- QMATH - Villum Centre for the Mathematics of Quantum Theory
- CMU - Centre for Computional Mathematics Teaching
- DATASCIENCELAB - Data Science Laboratory
Closed projects and centres
- The Niels Bohr Professorship (2013-2018) by Professor Lars Hesselholt: a new research front in Danish mathematics on the arithmetic area.
- Dynamical Systems Interdisciplinary Network, 2014-2017
- Statistical Methods for Complex and High Dimensional Models, 2008-2013