Organizer

Ulisse Stefanelli
e-mail: ulisse.stefanelli@univie.ac.at
webpage: http://www.mat.univie.ac.at/~stefanelli

When and where

Tuesdays, 10:00-11:30, BZ09, 9th floor, Oskar-Morgenstern-Platz 1.

We plan to meet in person, if at all possible. Access is solely regulated by the current University prescriptions. Still, participants might voluntary consider getting tested on the previous day. In-person participation is rewarded by coffee (bring your cup).

On the other hand, everybody is welcome to connect remotely via zoom, if preferred. Just mail ulisse.stefanelli@univie.ac.at to receive the link.

What

This is the weekly scientific-discussion meeting of the research group on 'Applied Maths and Modeling', as well as of other members of the Viennese Calculus of Variations community. The seminar will offer the opportunity of getting in touch with classical themes and recent developments in the Calculus of Variations.

All participants are welcome to contribute by presenting a topic and by taking part in informal discussions.
Occasionally, scientific guests will also be invited to present.

Each student participant will be required to participate to most weekly meetings and to deliver a very well-prepared presentation (25-35 min.) on a preassigned topic.

The seminar is held in English.

The Schedule

The schedule and the contents of the seminar will be flexible and constantly updated:

• 03.10.23: First organizational meeting
• 17.10.23: Ulisse Stefanelli (univie): Basic recap on Calc. Var.
• 24.10.23: Riccardo Cristoferi (Redboud).
• 31.10.23: Anastasia Molchanova (univie): Lavrentiev phemomenon.
• 07.11.23: Matteo Fornoni (Pavia): Nonlocal tumor growth.
• 14.11.23: Marco Morandotti (Polit. Turin)
• 21.11.23: Martin Kruzik (AVCR Prague): scientific interview.
• 28.11.23: Sadashige Ishida (ISTA): Optimal Transport.
• 12.12.23: Pierre-Cyril Aubin (TU Wien).
• 09.01.24: Calvin Stanko: Stokes Problem. Lara Lichtnecker: Ekeland's principle.
• 16.01.24: Ernst Kuwert (Freiburg).
• 23.01.24: Tobias Unterberger: Optimal Transport. Anton Zand: Mumford-Shah.
• 30.01.24: Niklas Mcdonald: Brachistochrone problem. Stephan Bornberg: De Giorgi conjecture. David Crespo Quaresma: Physically informed neural networks.

There will be no mantained moodle-page for this seminar. All relevant info will be published here.