Conferences 2010-2019

• Prof. Dr. Dr. Jürgen Richter-Gebert, TU Munich: Interactive Mathematics Visualization Fundamentals-Problems-Applications
  The slides together have about 77 MB. Please contact Torsten-Karl Strempel if you are interested.
  • Part 1: Basics of dynamic visualizations
    cinderella.de
  • Part 2: Microlabs
    cindyjs.org - Many demos in Github! Colorplot Playground
  • Part 3: Mathematics visualization for the general public
    TUM App, iOrnament, lalalab.imaginary.org, MatheVital
  • Part 4: Mathematics on the graphics map
    cindygl
• Prof. Dr. Karlheinz Spindler (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): Technical and didactical aspects of the theory of optimal controls
• Prof. Dr. Hagen Knaf (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): RapidMiner as a tool in data mining lectures
• Prof. Dr. Thomas März (University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt): Image Inpainting by Coherence Transport, Algorithm and Theory
• Prof. Dr. Erich Selder (Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences): The Hausdorff-Banach-Tarski Paradox or Why an Obviously Nonsensical Theorem Can Be Mathematically Interesting

• Martin Rehberg (Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen): Equal distribution modulo one: Of diophantine approximation, prime numbers and ergodic theory.
• Prof. Dr. Hagen Knaf (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): Error-correcting codes - a special lecture material
• Prof. Dr. Karlheinz Spindler (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): Algebraic and geometric structures in problems of analysis
• Prof. Dr. Oliver Steinkamp (Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen): Sometimes the better one wins ... on the prediction of soccer results
• Prof. Dr. Jochen Rau (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): Quantum theory as probability theory
• Dr. Franz Lemmermeyer (Gymnasium St. Gertrudis, Ellwangen): The abolition of mathematics education in three simple steps

• Dr. Thomas Koppe (Merck, HR Learning Germany): Mathematics skills school graduates situation and challenge.
• Prof. Dr. Horst Zisgen (Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences): Application of queueing models in production planning and beyond
• Prof. Dr. Erich Selder (Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences): Diophantine equations
• Prof. Dr. Torsten-Karl Strempel (Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences): Mean values
• Prof. Dr. Hagen Knaf (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): Application-relevant aspects of cluster analysis
• Prof. Dr. Karlheinz Spindler (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): Differential geometric methods in engineering applications

• Prof. Dr. Axel Plünnecke (Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft, Cologne): MINT degrees: Assessments of quality from the perspective of companies
• Prof. Dr. Andreas Pfeifer (Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences): Basic concepts of mathematics using the example of tax rates
• Prof. Dr. Torsten-Karl Strempel (University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt): Conic sections
• Prof. Dr. Karlheinz Spindler (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): Early history of functional analysis
• Prof. Dr. Andreas Weinmann (Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences): Nonconvex and nonsmooth variational methods in image and data processing
• Prof. Dr. Hagen Knaf (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): The kernel trick

• Dr. Stefan Born (Technical University of Berlin): Sense and nonsense of an orientation study program.
• Prof. Dr. Kai Bruchlos (Technical University of Central Hesse): Analysis 1 with learning group concept and test for intermediate level material
• Prof. Dr. Stephan Weyers (Technical University of Central Hesse): Experiences with the entrance test in intermediate mathematics for first-year students
• Prof. Dr. Torsten-Karl Strempel (Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences): New study entrance phase for mathematics at the h_da
• Prof. Dr. Karlheinz Spindler (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): Thoughts on Greek Mathematics
• Prof. Dr. Hagen Knaf (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): Valuations of solids - an overview
• Prof. Dr. Erich Selder (Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences): The development of the notion of Steinian manifolds
• Prof. Dr. Oliver Steinkamp (Technical University of Central Hesse): Chaos in random dynamical systems

• Prof. Dr. Daniel Grieser (University of Oldenburg): Problem-solving-oriented design of the introductory phase of studies
• Prof. Dr. Karlheinz Spindler (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): On the localization of geometry in mathematics education
• Prof. Dr. Matthias Gundlach (Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen): Using chaos theory to control indoor air flow more efficiently
• Prof. Dr. Bettina Just (Central Hesse University of Technology): Quantum Computing
• Prof. Dr. Jutta Groos (Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences): On the critical use of statistics
• Prof. Dr. Claas Becker (RhineMain University of Applied Sciences): Credit Risk Modeling and Securitizations I and Credit Risk Modeling and Securitizations II

• Prof. Dr. Karlheinz Spindler (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): Current reflections on the development of the Wiesbaden mathematics program.
• Dr. Ralf Wiechmann (Gymnasium und Kolleg St. Matthias, Wolfratshausen): Competence orientation - loss of reality as a principle of education
• Prof. Dr. Jürgen Groß (University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt): Simulation of resistive cooling of non-relativistic ion clouds in cylindrical Penning traps
• Prof. Dr. Sebastian Döhler (Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences): Validation of failure probabilities with multiple testing methods
• Prof. Dr. Hagen Knaf (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): Insights into algebraic statistics
  

Prof. Dr. Andreas Bolsch (Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen): Value distribution of meromorphic functions
Prof. Dr. Torsten-Karl Strempel (Hochschule Darmstadt): Task individualization and learning protocols - First experiences
Christina Drüke-Noe (University of Kassel): Competence-oriented teaching in mathematics
Prof. Dr. Bettina Just (Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen): Primality Tests
Prof. Dr. Karlheinz Spindler (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): Cycles of Fear - Mathematical Methods in Vampirology
Prof. Dr. Erich Selder (Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences): Applications of the arithmetic theory of elliptic curves to old and new problems in number theory.

• Prof. Dr. Matthias Gundlach (Technical University of Central Hesse): The entropic principle of natural selection
• Dipl.-Math. Jochen Steinmann (Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences): Calculation of the temperature distribution and the particle trajectories in the HITRAP Penning trap of GSI Darmstadt
• OStR Christoph Holtwiesche (Rabanus-Maurus Gymnasium Mainz): A walk through the history of topology
  Article: Conway's ZIP Proof (342KB)
  Article: About the expansion of a theorem from the theory of trigonometric series (161KB)
• Prof. Dr. Karlheinz Spindler (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): The Gaussian entanglement integral: An early contribution to topology
• Prof. Dr. Kai Bruchlos (Technical University of Central Hesse): Learning groups instead of lectures
• Discussion: New forms of teaching in mathematics
• Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schwanecke (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): The mathematics of cone beam computed tomography

• Prof. Dr. Karlheinz Spindler (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): The theorems of Green, Cauchy and Goursat and Acker's mean value theorem.
• Prof. Dr. Evgenia Kirillova (RheinMain University of Applied Sciences): Decoupling method for modeling an electro-membrane system for water purification
• Prof. Dr. Torsten-Karl Strempel (Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences): Mathematical modeling in school and studies
• OStR Christoph Holtwiesche, Steffen Pegenau (Rabanus-Maurus Gymnasium Mainz): Mathematics at the Rabanus-Maurus Gymnasium using the example of LK1 (2007-2010)
• Discussion: Mathematics at the interface between school and university
• Prof. Dr. Joachim Ohser (Hochschule Darmstadt): The surface theorem of Schönflies-Brouwer and neighborhood systems of pixels in 3D images
• Prof. Dr. Erich Selder (Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences): From solutions of polynomial systems of equations to algebraic schemes

On the further development of mathematics at universities of applied sciences: field reports (new or further development of study programs, accreditation procedures, cooperation, research activities, positioning within the university landscape, cost-saving constraints); discussion; outlook
Accreditation Wiesbaden.pdf (9KB)
Reaccreditation Darmstadt.pdf (381KB)
Reaccreditation Friedberg.pdf (26KB)