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complements departmental strengths in topology, algebraic topology, analysis, partial differential equations, geometric analysis, probability, logic, formal methods, and experimental mathematics will be given
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and is one of the largest departments of mathematical sciences in the Nordic countries. The department consists of three divisions: Algebra and Geometry, Analysis and Probability, Applied Mathematics
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Experience Knowledge and Qualifications Essential: A1 Normally Scottish Credit and Qualification Framework level 12 (PhD) plus track record of emerging independence within a research/professional environment
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. Candidates whose work connects rigorous mathematics with modern computation and complements departmental strengths in topology, algebraic topology, analysis, partial differential equations, geometric analysis
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; and pursuing external research funding. Required Minimum Qualifications: PhD or equivalent degree in mathematics or a related discipline by the appointment start date Research background in discrete
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mathematics to begin in August 2027. For one of these positions, we seek a candidate whose scholarship is in algebra (broadly defined). The ideal candidate will show interest or have experience teaching Modern
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participation in the DFG Research Training Group 2965 in algebraic geometry `From geometry to numbers´ (Berlin-Hannover) is strongly preferred. We expect a commitment to innovative teaching in the broad area of
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, foster interdisciplinary and international collaboration, and further elevate its global impact. Candidates should hold a PhD in Mathematics or a closely related field and possess the stature of a full
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FOR ALL quantifier: either without restriction (to get the classical case) or much less. Positive logic is more appropriate to use directly for some applications in algebra, such as for modules, and for
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who has an experience in algebraic topology, and, in particular, in K - theory. We are interested in the application of algebraic topology and adjacent fields of mathematics to theoretical physics