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Luxembourg Centre for Socio-Environmental SystemsOrganisation: Department of Mathematics
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News
Statistically Enhanced Learning (SEL): Revolutionising predictions in sports and equine medicine
Learn moreFirst developed in 2018 by Professor Christophe Ley from the Department of Mathematics at the University of Luxembourg, this innovative approach to machine learning is making waves far beyond the lab. By blending statistical insights with machine learning models, SEL (Statistically Enhanced Learning) unlocks new predictive power. Let’s check in on how this brainchild is…
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Research Groups
Research
Learn morePartial Differential Equations (PDEs) are equations where the unknown is a function—or sometimes a vector field—depending on several variables, often time and space. These equations involve one or more partial derivatives of the unknown.
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Research Groups
Analysis and controllability of Partial Differential Equations
Learn moreOur group investigates some theoretical questions on some partial differential equations from physics.
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Events
Inaugural lecture Prof. Franck Sueur: Transferring properties from one linear operator to another
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Events
Math Day 2025
Learn moreThe University of Luxembourg will organise the third edition of the Math Day on 24 February 2024 in Belval.
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Events
Inaugural lecture Prof. Karin Melnick: Transformation groups in differential geometry
Learn moreThe inaugural lecture of Prof. Karin Melnick entitled “Transformation groups in differential geometry: the interplay of structure, shape, and symmetry” will take place on 21 November 2024 on Belval Camp
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What can you do with a degree in mathematics? Teach math of course, but not only!
Learn moreThe sixth edition of the Mathematical Careers Day took place on 11 October 2024 with more than 90 participants on Belval Campus. It was a great opportunity for current students to get an idea of the variety of jobs and exchange with alumni and potential recruiters.