Szemináriumok
Miklós Farkas and a brief history of applied math at TU Budapest
The history of the Technical University in Budapest began in the 18th century. The deep mathematical studies started around 1840. Among others, Vállas, Hunyady, J. Kőnig, Rados, Kürschák, D. Kőnig, Egerváry, Hajós, Gallai, Alexits
were important professors of math.
For more than 50 years Miklós Farkas (1932-2007) was a dominant person in applied mathematics education, mainly for mechanical engineering students. He published (wrote and edited) 15 books and 77 papers. The most famous is ,,Periodic Motions'' (Berlin, 1994).
Visit the ,,História Tudósnaptár'' homepage for more details on the above listed persons: https://tudosnaptar.kfki.hu/historia/
Hiperszférakitöltések és fedések a hiperbolikus terekben
Sequential metric dimension for random graphs
Geometriai P=W sejtés a Painlevé esetekben
Recursive tree processes and the mean-field limit of stochastic flows
Volumetric bounds for intersections of congruent balls
Colorful Helly-type Theorems for Ellipsoids
Research reports of PhD students
A Farkas Miklós alkalmazott analízis szemináriumot tantárgyként felvevő hallgatók kutatási beszámolói.
10:15-10:35: Lívia Boda: Investigation of different operator splitting methods
10:35-10:55: András Molnár: Adaptive Time-Stepping for Neural Ordinary Differential Equations
10:55-11:15: Teshome Bayleyegn: Absolute stability and convergence analysis for Multiple Richardson Extrapolation