Admission requirements
The standard (bachelor) courses in analysis; some basic knowledge of geometry, topology, stochastics and measure theory.
Description
The main theme of this seminar changes every year. This time we will discuss an "Anthology of Partial Differential Equations (PDEs)". The lecturers will present a list of famous PDEs to choose from. The specific topics of this seminar will then be determined together with the students -- based on their preferences and their backgrounds. The students will thereby see a large variety of analytic techniques and possibly specific application areas, such as physics, ecology, climate science, etc.
Course objectives
Students will learn to independently study literature on (relatively) modern developments in the broad area of dynamical systems and pattern formation. Students are expected to present (at least one) seminar(s) in which they explain what they have learned to all participants in the seminar.
Timetable
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Note: Joint Degree students from Leiden/Delft need to combine information from both the Leiden and Delft MyTimetables to see a complete schedule. This video explains how to do it.
Mode of instruction
Attending and presenting seminars, perhaps in combination with a short report/essay on the matrial studied.
Assessment method
The final grade is based on one practical, for which there is no retake. The practical consists of the presentations, the active participation in the seminar, and possibly the report/essay.
Reading list
to be determined
Registration
As a student, you are responsible for enrolling on time through MyStudyMap.
In this short video, you can see step-by-step how to enrol for courses in MyStudyMap.
Extensive information about the operation of MyStudyMap can be found here.
There are two enrolment periods per year:
Enrolment for the fall opens in July
Enrolment for the spring opens in December
See this page for more information about deadlines and enrolling for courses and exams.
Note:
It is mandatory to enrol for all activities of a course that you are going to follow.
Your enrolment is only complete when you submit your course planning in the ‘Ready for enrolment’ tab by clicking ‘Send’.
Not being enrolled for an exam/resit means that you are not allowed to participate in the exam/resit.
Contact
By email: doelman[at]math.leidenuniv.nl
Remarks
Software
Starting from the 2024/2025 academic year, the Faculty of Science will use the software distribution platform Academic Software. Through this platform, you can access the software needed for specific courses in your studies. For some software, your laptop must meet certain system requirements, which will be specified with the software. It is important to install the software before the start of the course. More information about the laptop requirements can be found on the student website.