A minisymposium of this subject matter was organized at ECMI2021. A longer article by the 6 speakers is being prepared, this is an introduction and extended abstract. There are good reasons for increasing collaboration between ECMI and Africa. Apart from a few locations industrial mathematics in Africa is rare and […]
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Hello again from St Petersburg
Hello everybody. It is summertime again and we again enjoy the cool summer weather of St. Petersburg. We have very nice beaches around Finnish gulf […]
ECMI 2021 Students Competition
The European Consortium for Mathematics in Industry invites teams of students of Bachelor, Master or PhD levels in an ECMI member institution to the ECMI 2021 Student Competition. Who […]
Development of tripole and multipole antennas
Scientists of Tallinn University of Technology develop mathematics of tripole and multipole antennas Prussian Academy announced in 1879 an open competition who first shows the […]
Algorithms for Relativistic Lattice Boltzmann
My name is Daniele Simeoni and I am currently a third year PhD student in the framework of European’s Union Horizon 2020 programme STIMULATE: a […]
MathTech workshop in Poland
On 4.12.2020, the first MathTech Workshop on Mathematical Technologies for Industry was held in Poland. It was organized by the PL-MATH-IN network as a satellite event of the annual EU-MATH-IN Council Meeting. Originally, the workshop was planned to be held at the Institute of Mathematics of the Polish Academy of […]
Read moreLocal defect detection in bearings in the presence of impulsive noise and spectral overlapping of informative and non-informative impulses
Predictive maintenance has been pointed out as one of the key elements of industry 4.0 philosophy. Measurement of diagnostic signals and advanced analytics allow to detect damage, identify its type, localize it in the machine, and even make some prognosis of remaining life. The efficiency of diagnostic procedures depends on […]
Read moreRelaxation-oscillations in a conceptual climate model
Conceptual climate models are relatively simple mathematical constructs that can capture essential features of the nonlinear nature of the climate. They usually focus only on several ingredients of the physical description and model their interplay. As can be easily noticed, due to their simplicity, they cannot be used as computation […]
Read moreComputational Engineering in Darmstadt: Interdisciplinary Approach in Modeling, Simulation and Optimization
Technische Universität Darmstadt decided around 2001 to brand its interdisciplinary activities in modeling, analysis, simulation and optimization of scientific and engineering applications under the label of Computational Engineering (CE).
Read moreHello again from St Petersburg
Hello everybody. It is summertime again and we again enjoy the cool summer weather of St. Petersburg. We have very nice beaches around Finnish gulf and the lakes close to the city. By the way, if you don’t like sea salt, come to our beaches. You can swim in absolutely […]
Read moreBusiness Development and Research Manager (BDRM) – Specific Purpose Contract, Department of Mathematics & Statistics, University of Limerick, Ireland
Further information for applicants and application material is available online from: http://www.ul.ie/hrvacancies/ Job Code 044648
Read moreBuilding research capacity and interface to applications in Mathematics in the Eastern Africa region
A minisymposium of this subject matter was organized at ECMI2021. A longer article by the 6 speakers is being prepared, this is an introduction and extended abstract. There are good reasons for increasing collaboration between ECMI and Africa. Apart from a few locations industrial mathematics in Africa is rare and […]
Read moreSequential estimation of state-space model parameters
At LUT University, Finland, a recent MSc thesis studies FX trading and the 2015 Swiss Franc (CHF) de-pegging event with SMC^2 (Sequential Monte Carlo Squared) and stochastic differential equations. The event offered possibilities for triangular arbitrage with the triplet (EUR, USD, CHF). Analysis shows that biggest risk-free profits could have […]
Read moreOn the probability distribution of Diffie-Hellman secret keys for many users
Diffie-Hellmann key exchange is one of the most common methods for securely exchanging cryptographic keys over a public channel for the communication between two users. About twenty years ago this method was generalized for many users. The security of DH key exchange has been studied by several mathematicians and computer […]
Read moreDevelopment of tripole and multipole antennas
Scientists of Tallinn University of Technology develop mathematics of tripole and multipole antennas Prussian Academy announced in 1879 an open competition who first shows the existence or non-existence of EM waves predicted 15 years earlier by the mathematical theory of James Clerk Maxwell. The competition was won in 1882 by […]
Read more163 ESGI European Study Group with Industry
From 12th to 16th July, 2021, 163 ESGI European Study Group with Industry will be held thanks to the collaboration between the Spanish Network for Mathematics & Industry (math-in) and the Technological Institute for Industrial Mathematics (ITMATI).The celebration of this ESGI will be carried out online using the application Teams. The […]
Read moreAlgorithms for Relativistic Lattice Boltzmann
My name is Daniele Simeoni and I am currently a third year PhD student in the framework of European’s Union Horizon 2020 programme STIMULATE: a Joint Doctorate programme with awarding institutions the Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Università degli studi di Ferrara and University of Cyprus.I did both my Bachelor and Master […]
Read moreEffective Stochastic Volatility
My name is Mike Felpel and I am a third year PhD student in the Applied Mathematics and Numerical Analysis (AMNA) working group of the University of Wuppertal. I received both my bachelor’s and master’s degree in mathematics from the University of Bonn. My main interest of study is the […]
Read moreMaximum Entropy Snapshot Sampling
My name is Marcus Bannenberg and I’m a third year PhD student in the ROMSOC European Industrial Doctorate program which is part of the Marie-Sklodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA). In this second blog I would like to put oneof the model order reduction techniques I use in the spotlight. The Maximum Entropy […]
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