New lecture — Numerical analysis of nonlinear partial differential equations (NMMO538)

Dear students, you might have noted that Alexei Orozco has joined the Mathematical Institute. Alexei does research is numerical analysis, and starting from academic year 2025/2026 he offers a new lecture “Numerical analysis of nonlinear partial differential equations” (NMMO538) covering fundamentals of this research field. All students interested in numerical mathematics are wholeheartedly welcome to …

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34th Mathematical Colloquium — Patrick E. Farrell

We are forwarding announcement regarding 34th Mathematical Colloquium. Dear Colleagues, We are pleased to announce that the Mathematical Colloquium will continue with its 34rd session on Wednesday  March 12th, 2025, 16:00  in lecture hall K1 The speaker is       Patrick E. Farrell (University of Oxford)  Title:  Predicting the future by solving equations Abstract Humans …

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Christmas Party 2024

Milí kolegové a přátelé matematického modelování, srdečně Vás zveme na tradiční Vánoční besídku oboru matematického modelování ve velice předvánočním čase – ve středu 18. 12. 2024 v posluchárně K1 (Sokolovská 83) od 19 hodin. Můžete si zde pochutnat na guláši, drobném občerstvení nebo vínu a svařáku za doprovodu vánočních koled. Rádi bychom pozvali nejen studenty, …

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SCUDEM – SIMIODE challenge using differential equations modeling

SCUDEM — SIMIODE Challenge Using Differential Equations Modeling is a 3-student group modeling challenge that runs over multiple days culminating in a strict limit 10 minute video which is reviewed by at least 3 judges, for more details see SCUDEM webpage and the announcement at MathWorks (the company behind Matlab software) webpage. Registration deadline is …

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