Previous talks at the SCCS Colloquium

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Koichiro Hida: Parameterized Koopman operator models for crowd dynamics

Master's thesis presentation. Koichiro is advised by Prof. Dr. Felix Dietrich.

SCCS Colloquium |

Joel Jaeschke: Capturing local-scale temperature patterns through machine-learning-based downscaling and bias-correction of global climate data

Master's thesis presentation. Joel is advised by Dr. Sebastian Rupprecht, and Prof. Dr. Felix Dietrich.

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Johannes Riemenschneider: Evaluating Data Structures in Multi-Site Molecular Dynamics

Bachelor's thesis presentation. Johannes is advised by Samuel Newcome and Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Bungartz.

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Anastasiya Liatsetskaya: Convergence of numerical methods for ordinary differential equations of second order

IDP presentation. Anastasiya is advised by Prof. Dr. Felix Dietrich.

SCCS Colloquium |

Philipp Pindl: A Comparison of Machine Learning Models for Pedestrian Traffic Prediction

Bachelor's thesis presentation. Philipp is advised by Dr. Daniel Lehmberg, and Prof. Dr. Felix Dietrich.

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Ivo Nessler: Hamiltonian simulations of fermionic systems

Bachelor's thesis presentation. Ivo is advised by Shuo Sun, and Prof. Dr. Christian Mendl.

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Felix Griebel: Implementation of Sparse Tensor Networks Based on Quantum Number Conservation

Bachelor's thesis presentation. Felix is advised by Manuel Geiger, and Prof. Dr. Christian Mendl.

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Jingzhou Long: Implementation of coupled acoustic-elastic solvers in the ExaHyPE2 hyperbolic PDE Engine

Bachelor's thesis presentation. Jingzhou is advised by Marc Marot-Lassauzaie, and Prof. Dr. Michael Bader.

SCCS Colloquium |

Jonas Schuhmacher: Realistic Atmospheric Reentry Modelling and Refinement Extending ESA’s Flight Dynamics Library

Master's thesis presentation. Jonas is advised by Fabio Gratl, Dr.-Ing. Jan Siminski, and Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Bungartz.

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Jörn Fischbach: Load Balancing on Dynamically Adaptive Grids in ExaHyPE

Bachelor's thesis presentation. Jörn is advised by Mario Wille, and Prof. Dr. Michael Bader.