Portal/TA4

Task Area 4: Cooperation with Other Disciplines

Mission

As mathematical model data, software and workflows can be applied in a wide range of disciplines from natural to life sciences and the humanities, the digitization of research data is seen as the main stronghold of mathematics. This together with the standardization of data within the NFDI framework would emulate the FAIR principles and allow a dependable platform from which other disciplines could benefit from. Working from case studies, TA4 aims to work together with interdisciplinary partners and other NFDI consortia to develop interdisciplinary workflows, standardize mathematical descriptions and create a platform for exchange.

Use Cases / Workflows

Please find a list of interdisciplinary use cases our work is based on. Also see in alphabetical order here

Engineering

Lead: USTUTT

• X-ray Computed Tomography

Material Science

Lead: USTUTT

High-Performance Computing

Lead: USTUTT

• Comparing Solvers for Darcy Stokes Systems
• Monolithic Approach for Solving Stokes-Darcy Systems
• Partitioned Coupling for Solving Stokes-Darcy Systems

Theoretical and Bio-Chemistry

Lead: ZIB

• Non-negative Matrix Factorization for Time-Resolved Raman Spectroscopy Data

Digital Humanities

Lead: ZIB

• Boolean Algebra Analysis of Egyption Excavation Pieces
• Romanization spreading on historical interregional networks in Northern Tunisia
• Private:Tensor Correspondance Analysis of Egyption Excavation Pieces

Digital Catalysis

Lead: MPI Magdeburg

Optimization and Computer Algebra in Particle Physics and Heavy Ion Research

Lead: WIAS

Neurosciences

Lead: WIAS

Decision Science

Lead: ITWM

• Including HERE traffic data in VMCSimulation

Data-driven Mathematics, AI and Machine Learning

Lead: ITWM

• Realtime capable soil simulation based on hybrid models

Workshops

• Digital Humanities meet Mathematics (20/21.09.2022, Berlin)

Team

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• Dominik Goeddeke (University of Stuttgart)
• Dorothea Iglezakis (University of Stuttgart)
• Björn Schembera (University of Stuttgart)
• Marcus Weber (Zuse Institute Berlin)
• Marco Reidelbach (Zuse Institute Berlin)
• Anita Schöbel (Fraunhofer ITWM)
• Michael Burger (Fraunhofer ITWM)
• Jochen Fiedler (Fraunhofer ITWM)
• Christine Biedinger (Fraunhofer ITWM)