DFG-Scientific Network

Maximal Regularity Methods in Mathematical Fluid Mechanics

Maximal Lp-regularity methods are a very flexible and powerful tool for the analysis of PDEs in mathematical fluid mechanics. The aim of this scientific network is to bring together younger researchers in this field, including researchers from Japan, Germany, and other European countries, to enlarge the scope of these methods. Mainly, we focus on three very concrete directions: rough coefficients and rough domains, geophysical flows, and stochastic fluid dynamics. In these areas maximal regularity methods should be advanced to tackle relevant applications. 

This project is funded by German Science Foundation (DFG) as Project number 536630683, see gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/536630683

Speakers

Amru Hussein

E-Mail: ahussein@mathematik.uni-kassel.de

Patrick Tolksdorf

E-Mail: patrick.tolksdorf@kit.edu

If you are intersted in this scientific network, feel free to contact the speakers.

Activities

Network members

NameInstitutionLink
Antonio AgrestiSapienza University of RomeWebsite
Sebastian BechtelUniversité Paris-SaclayWebsite
Paul BeckermannRPTU Kaiserslautern-LandauWebsite
Tim BinzPrinceton University/TU DarmstadtWebsite
Alexandra Blessing (neé Neamtu)Universität KonstanzWebsite
Thomas EiterWeierstraß-Institut/FU BerlinWebsite
Ken FurukawaUniversity of ToyamaWebsite
Anatole GaudinTU ClausthalWebsite
Luca HaardtKarlsruhe Institute of TechnologyWebsite
Erik HeidrichRPTU Kaiserslautern-LandauWebsite
Anna HundertmarkRPTU Kaiserslautern-LandauWebsite
Amru HusseinUniversität KasselWebsite
Takahito KashiwabaraThe University of TokyoWebsite
Theresa LangeScuola Normale Superiore in PisaWebsite
Xian LiaoKarlsruhe Institute of TechnologyWebsite
Jonas SauerFriedrich Schiller Universität JenaWebsite
Ryo TakadaThe University of TokyoWebsite
Patrick TolksdorfKarlsruhe Institute of TechnologyWebsite
Keiichi WatanabeSuwa University of ScienceWebsite
Mathias WilkeMartin-Luther-Universität Halle-WittenbergWebsite
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