Dr. Matthias Klar
- News:
-
Since October 2021, I am Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Technical University of Munich. My advisor is Prof. Dr. Johannes Zimmer.
- E-mail Address:
-
klma{at}cit.tum.de
- Research Interests:
-
Foundational research of fast-slow dynamical systems, in particular
- interpretation of these systems from a thermodynamic point of view
- developing and analysing algorithms solvers for these systems
- Publication in peer-reviewed journals:
-
Second-order asymptotic expansion and thermodynamic interpretation of a fast-slow Hamiltonian system, with K. Matthies, and J. Zimmer
Letters in Mathematical Physics 112, 119 (2022). [web]
-
Second-order fast-slow dynamics of non-ergodic Hamiltonian systems: Thermodynamic interpretation and simulation, with K. Matthies, C. Reina, and J. Zimmer
Physica D: Nonlinear Phenomena, 428 (2021), 133036. [web]
-
Piecewise affine stress-free martensitic inclusions in planar nonlinear elasticity, with S. Conti and B. Zwicknagl
Proceedings of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences, 473 (2017), 20170235. [web]
- PhD Thesis:
-
Scale-bridging of fast-slow systems in a thermodynamical setting
At University of Bath (2022) [web]
- PhD Supervisors at the University of Bath:
-
Prof. Dr. Johannes Zimmer
and Dr. Karsten Matthies
- External Examiner PhD Viva:
-
Prof. Dr. Grigorios Pavliotis (Imperial College London)
- Internal Examiner PhD Viva:
-
Dr. Philippe Trinh (University of Bath)
- PhD Program of Study at the University of Bath:
-
Integrated PhD in Statistical Applied Mathematics at the University of Bath (EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training SAMBa)
- Profiles:
- Erdős number:
-
My Erdős number is 4: Matthias Klar → Karsten Matthies → Clarence Eugene Wayne → Steven George Krantz → Paul Erdős
- Talks:
-
Oberseminar Mathematische Modelle, Technical University of Munich, 2nd February 2022
Invited talk, Scale-bridging of fast-slow systems in a thermodynamic setting
-
Mini-symposium on Multi-Scale Methods at the British Applied Mathematics Colloquium 2019, University of Bath, 16th April 2019
Invited talk, Averaging of fast-slow Hamiltonian systems
- Conferences and Research schools attended:
- Challenges and Recent Advances in Mathematical Physics, online, 20th - 22nd January 2021
- MAFRAN Winter School: Particle systems, PDEs and Inequalities, online, 14th - 18th December 2020
- SAMBa summer conference online, 7th - 8st July 2020
- FunMolSim2020 (Fundamentals of Molecular Simulations), Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, 14th - 21st February 2020
- Summer School Multiscale Phenomena in Geometry and Dynamics, Technical University of Munich, 22nd - 26th July 2019
- SAMBa summer conference, University of Bath, 8th - 9th July 2019
- British Applied Mathematics Colloquium 2019, University of Bath, 24th - 26th April 2019
- Winter School on Calculus of Variations and Probability, CIMI Toulouse, 11th - 22nd February 2019
- SAMBa summer conference, University of Bath, 20th - 21st June 2017
- Probability in Mathematics and Physics Spring School, TU Darmstadt, 27th - 31st March 2017
- Teaching at the Technical University of Munich:
- Teaching at the University of Bath:
- Teaching at other universities:
- SAMBa Integrative Think Tanks (ITTs):
-
ITT10, University of Bath, 10th - 14th June 2019
Industrial partners: PepsiCo and AVL
-
ITT7, University of Bath, 29th January - 2nd February 2018
Industrial partners: Environment Agency and National Physical Laboratory
-
ITT6, University of Bath, 5th - 9th June 2017
Industrial partners: Department of Chemical Engineering and Schlumberger
-
ITT5, University of Bath, 30th January - 3rd February 2017
Industrial partners: Syngenta and Roche