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| Name | Dennis Ulbrich |
| Professional Title | Mathematician |
| ulbrich.dennis@icloud.com | |
| Location | Niedersachsen, Germany |
Professional Summary
I am a postdoctoral mathematician with experience in research and teaching.
Currently, I am looking for a position in mathematical research or teaching at a university, preferably full-time.
Experience
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2.2025 - 5.2025 Bremen, Germany
Research assistant
Hochschule Bremen, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Project work on AI-based transmission, analysis, verification of handwritten documents
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10.2024 - 3.2025 Bremen, Germany
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6.2023 - 6.2024 Münster, Germany
Postdoctoral researcher
University of Münster, Department of Mathematics, Institute for Analysis and Numerics
- Research on discrete hypocoercivity within DFG project 456849348
- Supervision: Prof. Dr. Marlies Pirner
- Keywords: Hypocoercivity, Kinetic equations, BGK-type approximations, Chemical reactions, Entropy methods
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2022 - 2023 Bremen, Germany
IT-Consultant
affinis AG
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1.2022 - 6.2022 Bremen, Germany
Lecturer in Mathematics
Jacobs University Bremen (now: Constructor University Bremen)
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4.2017 - 9.2021 Bremen, Germany
Research assistant (PhD student)
University of Bremen, Department of Mathematics
- Research within DFG project 384027439
- Research groups: Nonlinear Analysis and Applied Analysis, Stochastics and Dynamical Systems
- PhD thesis: Ergodic theory of nonlinear waves in discrete and continuous excitable media
- Advisors: Prof. Dr. Jens Rademacher (University of Hamburg), Prof. Dr. Marc Kesseböhmer (University of Bremen)
- Referees: Prof. Dr. Jens Rademacher, Prof. Dr. Ian Melbourne (Warwick University)
- Keywords: Nonlinear analysis, Ergodic Theory, PDE, Excitable media, Cellular automata, Dynamical Systems
Education
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4.2017 - 9.2021 Bremen, Germany
PhD (Dr. rer. nat.)
University of Bremen, Department of Mathematics
Mathematics
- PhD thesis: Ergodic theory of nonlinear waves in discrete and continuous excitable media
- Advisors: Prof. Dr. Jens Rademacher (University of Hamburg), Prof. Dr. Marc Kesseböhmer (University of Bremen)
- Referees: Prof. Dr. Jens Rademacher, Prof. Dr. Ian Melbourne (Warwick University)
- cf. MGP
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4.2016 - 4.2017 Bremen, Germany
Brückenstipendium
University of Bremen, Department of Mathematics
Mathematics
- Further studies
- Extensions of the results of my Master’s thesis
- Successful acquisition of third-party funding (DFG) for my PhD project
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- 4.2016 Bremen, Germany
M.Sc. and B.Sc.
University of Bremen, Department of Mathematics
Mathematics
- M.Sc. thesis: Dynamics of the three-state 1D Greenberg-Hastings cellular automaton
- Referees: Prof. Dr. Jens Rademacher, Dr. Tony Samuel (University of Exeter)
- B.Sc. thesis: Unerwartete Fehler bei bedingten Erwartungswerten und Wahrscheinlichkeiten
- Referees: Prof. Dr. Werner Brannath (University of Bremen), Dr. Kurt Falk (University of Kiel)
Publications
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2023 Weak and strong interaction of excitation kinks in scalar parabolic equations
Journal of Dynamics and Differential Equations
Published: 30 July 2021; Volume 35, pages 2199-2235, (2023)
A. Pauthier, J. Rademacher, D. Ulbrich -
2021 Dynamics and topological entropy of 1D Greenberg-Hastings cellular automata
Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems
Published: May 2021, Volume 41, Issue 5, pp. 1397 - 1430
M. Kesseböhmer, J. Rademacher, D. Ulbrich -
2021 -
present Discrete hypocoercivity for a nonlinear kinetic reaction model without initial close-to-equilibrium assumption (working title)
Ongoing work, together with L. Liu and M. Pirner
Grants
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2016 Brückenstipendium (funding period 12 months)
University of Bremen
The purpose of the bridging scholarship is to prepare for a doctoral project to be carried out at the University of Bremen and to secure the necessary external funding a scholarship/position - for example from one of the talent promotion organizations or through collaboration on a third-party funding application by the future supervisor.
Academic Interests
Projects participation
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DFG 456849348
Modeling and mathematical description of concrete physical applications in the context of kinetic theory using the Bathnagar-Gross-Krook equation
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DFG 384027439
Ergodic theory of nonlinear waves in discrete and continuous excitable media
IT-skills
Languages
Other activities
- Supervision - Student research project, University of Bremen, Department of Mathematics, 2021 - 2022, together with J. Rademacher
- Organisation - Supporting several summer and winter schools, University of Bremen, Department of Mathematics, 2016 - 2021
- Mathematical Collection - Maintaining the Mathematical Collection of the University of Bremen and creating its website, 2016 - 2021