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to consider the Ericksen—Leslie model with stochastic fluctuations and investigate it in terms of existence of solutions and their approximation, the associated large deviation principle and the simulation
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Alfred-Wegener-Institut Helmholtz-Zentrum für Polar- und Meeresforschung | Bremerhaven, Bremen | Germany | about 1 hour ago
of novel glaciological observations, first-principle theoretical work, and ice-sheet-wide numerical simulations, PHAST will generate new mathematical models and process-level understanding of ice
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for the Quantification of Domain Uncertainty Propagation in Cardiovascular Models" as part of the Berlin Mathematics Research Center MATH+. The purpose of this position is to conduct research in the field of model
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assigned to the research project "Randomization of Surrogates for the Quantification of Domain Uncertainty Propagation in Cardiovascular Models" as part of the Berlin Mathematics Research Center MATH+. The
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these changes, identify their causes and describe their impacts on biodiversity and ecosystem services. To do this we use a combination of diverse methods, from empirical research to remote sensing and simulation
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Your Job: Develop techniques to simulate, control, and optimize the time-dependent dynamics for increasing system complexities Implement and optimize small quantum circuits on super- and semi
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neuroimaging and mc-tCS simulation approaches based on realistic head volume conductor models using modern finite element methods as well as sensitivity analysis. The new methods will be applied in close
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resilience and its change over time in the past (based on Earth observation data), present and future (based on Earth system model simulations for different future scenarios, e.g. using the CMIP6 ensemble and
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the project include mathematical derivation, analysis, and comparison of models, methods, and simulation approaches; rapid prototyping of new ideas in custom code; implementation of new models, methods, and
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resilience and its change over time in the past (based on Earth observation data), present and future (based on Earth system model simulations for different future scenarios, e.g. using the CMIP6 ensemble and