Understanding Wave Phenomena
Waves are everywhere, and understanding their behavior leads us to understand nature. The goal of CRC 1173 »Wave Phenomena« is therefore to analytically understand, numerically simulate, and eventually manipulate wave propagation under realistic scenarios by intertwining analysis and numerics.
Congratulations to our colleague Michael Kirn who has been awarded the Best Poster Prize at the SciCADE 2026. This is amazing and really successful.
A pretty large group of us (including former colleagues) is attending the Scientific Computing and Differential Equations (SciCADE) 2026 in Edinburgh, UK, this week. There's a lot going on there.
To the event's webpage
At the last tea session, we celebrated the CRC's 11th anniversary with delicious fruits and self-baked cakes. Some people of the CRC have been captured in this group shot. Unbelievable, that the last year of the CRC has begun.
This year we offer a second school which will be more about Analysis. We are happy that we were able to secure Mariana Haragus (France) and Todd Kapitula (USA) as speakers. Registration deadline is May 31.
To the event's webpage
Here is the second one. A general goal is to create a balanced work-life environment. We try to live and work according to this principle. Let's see how we captured this. Enjoy.
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We have commissioned the production of two new films. This one here deals with the cooperation between Analysis and Numerics. The second film will be published here soon. Have fun watching.
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We are happy that our new book Wave phenomena has been finally published in the Oberwolfach Seminars series.
Have a look at Springer
Finally, today we have published the video of our diversity project. You can share it now with friends and family. Have fun watching.
To the video (via Youtube)