We want to bring together enthusiasts for applied mathematics from the greater Munich area to share, discuss, and collaborate in industrial mathematics, high-performance computing, computational modeling, and numerical analysis. We organize talks by international experts, networking events, workshops, and hackathons. Are you passionate about applied mathematics and want to become part of an open and collaborative community dedicated to advancing knowledge?
Abstract: Nuclear fusion has the potential to be a major asset for the increasing need for sustainable energy in the future. The talk will focus on magnetic fusion, whose aim is to achieve nuclear fusion by confining a 100 000 000°C hot plasma by a large magnetic field in a toroidal device. An introduction to the main physical models and numerical simulations that are needed for a better understanding of the physics of magnetic fusion will be given, with an emphasis on recent progress in numerical algorithms and the challenges of performance portable physics codes.
Abstract: Artificial intelligence is currently leading to one breakthrough after the other, in industry, public life, and the sciences. However, one current major drawback is the lack of reliability of such methodologies. The goal of this lecture is to first provide an introduction into this new vibrant research area, and also discuss the impact of the EU AI Act and the G7 Hiroshima Process. We will then survey recent advances, in particular, concerning performance guarantees and explainability methods for artificial intelligence, which are key to ensure reliability. Finally, we will discuss fundamental limitations in terms of computability, which seriously affect diverse aspects of reliability, and reveal a surprising connection to novel computing approaches such as neuromorphic computing and quantum computing.
Everyone is welcome. We will present future plans for the club and opportunities to participate.
Room: Interims 1, Hörsaal 2
Time: 16:00
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