Institute for Industrial Mathematics (IFIM)

The Institute of Industrial Mathematics (IFIM) is an interdisciplinary research institute of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Mathematics (EIM) with the proper task of identifying mathematical problems together with partners from industry and developing efficient solutions and solution methods.

Area of ex­pert­ise

IFIM's services are of particular interest to small and medium-sized companies, which often do not have large research departments. The IFIM offers a wide range of support here:

•    Direct cooperation between companies and science
•    Joint implementation of project or final theses
•    Joint application for public research projects

Codes and Cryp­to­graphy

Dy­nam­ic­al Sys­tems

Dynamical systems occur in virtually all applications. Numerical methods can be used to predict the short-term and long-term behavior of such systems. This allows dynamic effects such as vibration behavior to be investigated and influenced.

Power Elec­tron­ics and Elec­tric­al Drives

Multi-ob­ject­ive op­tim­iz­a­tion

In almost all applications today, multiple objectives are of interest. Modern mathematical methods make it possible to calculate the set of optimal trade-offs between the competing objective functions. This allows for the development of intelligent systems that respond to their environment.

Nu­mer­ics and Con­trol

Pro­jects

First and foremost are concrete research projects with industrial and other research partners, some of which are realized as individual industrial projects, others within larger joint projects or in a sequence of projects that build on each other. The IFIM benefits from being well integrated into the research landscape at regional, national and international level.

Re­search pro­jects

Here you will find a selection of our projects.

Suc­cess Sto­ries

Examples of successful IFIM industry projects

Part­ner

Trans­fer

The cooperation between the Institute of Industrial Mathematics and partners from industry has led to significant progress in scientific, economic and technological terms. In this way, the technology transfer of top mathematical research directly into companies is promoted in an uncomplicated manner. In addition to specific projects, the IFIM also makes a significant contribution to technology transfer to industry by qualifying young scientists. This takes place through regular IFIM courses within the mathematics degree programs (especially mathematical internships, seminars on topics from industrial mathematics), Bachelor's and Master's theses issued jointly with industrial partners and doctoral projects in connection with industrial cooperation.

Man­age­ment

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Members

Prof. Dr. Johannes Blömer

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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim Böcker

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Prof. Dr. Sina Ober-Blöbaum

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Jun.-Prof. Dr. Sebastian Peitz

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