About
I am a mathematician with a research background in nonlinear analysis, dynamical systems, ergodic theory, and kinetic theory, with several years of proficiency and a strong commitment to undergraduate teaching, student supervision, and academic course organization.
Among other things, I was a postdoc at the Institute for Analysis and Numerics of the University of Münster and earned my PhD (Dr. rer. nat.) in Mathematics at the University of Bremen.
Currently, I am exploring new professional opportunities in academia and industry.
Research
Research interests
- ◆ Ordinary and partial differential equations and their dynamics
- ◆ Nonlinear wave solutions and their ergodic properties
- ◆ Kinetic theory, in particular entropy methods
- ◆ Boltzmann equation and its BGK-type approximations
- ◆ Long-time behavior of solutions (hypocoercivity)
- ◆ Physical applications
- ◆ Models of chemical reactions
I am also open to new and interdisciplinary research directions beyond the areas listed.
Project Participation
Modeling and mathematical description of concrete physical applications in the context of kinetic theory using the Bathnagar-Gross-Krook equation
Ergodic theory of nonlinear waves in discrete and continuous excitable media
Publications
Articles (peer-reviewed)
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A. Pauthier, J.D.M. Rademacher, D. Ulbrich
Weak and strong interaction of excitation kinks in scalar parabolic equations
J Dyn Diff Equat35, 2199–2235, (2023) -
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M. Keßeböhmer, J.D.M. Rademacher, D. Ulbrich
Dynamics and topological entropy of 1D Greenberg-Hastings cellular automata
Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems, 41 (2020), no. 5, 1397–1430
Ongoing work
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Thesis
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D. Ulbrich
Ergodic theory of nonlinear waves in discrete and continuous excitable media
Diss., 2021
Teaching
Hochschule Bremen (Winter 2024/25):
- ◆ Mathematik 1 (lectures, tutorials, exams)
Jacobs University Bremen (Spring 2022):
- ◆ Finite Mathematics (lectures, tutorials, exams)
- ◆ Introduction to Dynamical Systems (pro-seminar)
Short CV
Calculus, linear algebra, stochastics
AI-based transmission, analysis, and verification of handwritten documents
Supervision: Prof. Dr. M. Pirner
Supervision: Prof. Dr. J. Rademacher, Prof. Dr. M. Keßeböhmer, also see MGP
Full CV and references on request