Institute of Mathematical Physics
The Institute of Mathematical Physics develops mathematical foundations, models and methods for physical systems. It connects mathematics particularly with theoretical physics, quantum physics, relativity, cosmology and astrophysics.
Mission
The Institute of Mathematical Physics develops mathematical foundations, models and methods for physical systems. It connects mathematics particularly with theoretical physics, quantum physics, relativity, cosmology and astrophysics.
Academic Vision
Open – not yet determined.
Academic Focus Areas
- Quantum Mechanics
- Theory of Relativity
- Gravitation
- Field Theories
- Cosmology
- Astrophysics
- Black Holes
- Mathematical Modelling of Physical Systems
- Theoretical Physics
- Mathematical Foundations of Physical Research
Departments
- 4.3.1Department of Mathematical Physics
- 4.3.2Department of Quantum Mathematics
- 4.3.3Department of Relativistic Mathematics
- 4.3.4Department of Mathematical Cosmology
- 4.3.5Department of Gravitation and Spacetime
- 4.3.6Department of Mathematical Astrophysics
- 4.3.7Department of Mathematical Modelling of Physical Systems
Research
Open – not yet determined.
Teaching
Open – not yet determined.
Degree Programmes
Open – not yet determined.
Inter- and Transdisciplinary Collaboration
The institutes and departments function as organisational competence centres within a consistently inter- and transdisciplinarily networked university. Research, teaching and development are conducted across institutes, departments and faculties. The organisational structure serves to coordinate competencies, responsibilities and resources rather than to establish disciplinary boundaries.
- Physics
- Astrophysics
- Computer Science
- Engineering
- Medicine
- Biology
- Economics and Business Sciences
- Sport and Movement Sciences
Research and Teaching Infrastructure
Open – not yet determined.
Cooperation and Partnerships
Open – not yet determined.
Future Fields and Development Areas
Open – not yet determined.