Lehrinhalte
Note: The course will be given in German.
In an interplay between multidisciplinary relevant mathematical contents and its reflection we convey the significance and functionality of mathematics as the common language of natural sciences.
Mathematical Contents:
Numbers, in particular real numbers
Continuity
Some important functions
Approximation and power series
Logarithms, pH-values, bits, and entropy
Derivative and differential
Vector fields
Linearity and superposition
Many dimensions
Mathematical Reflections:
All is number: blessing and curse of quantifying
On the use of formulas: What you put in and what you get out.
Mathematical models of reality: capabilities and limitations
Historical remarks on mathematics as a language for natural
sciences
Mathematics is a very special language: Axioms, definitions, and
proofs inside and outside of mathematics
Abstractness of mathematics as a prerequisite for its universal
applicability
In the tutorials students with mathematics as one of their subjects will be given, among others things, more in-depth knowledge of mathematical aspects of natural sciences, while students without mathematics as one of their subjects will be taught, among other things, some further mathematical background for applying mathematics in the natural sciences.
Literatur
Georg Glaeser: Der mathematische Werkzeugkasten. Anwendungen in Natur und Technik. Springer Spektrum.
Tilo Arens et al.: Mathematik. Springer Spektrum.
Voraussetzungen
none
Note: The course will be given in German.
In an interplay between multidisciplinary relevant mathematical contents and its reflection we convey the significance and functionality of mathematics as the common language of natural sciences.
Mathematical Contents:
Numbers, in particular real numbers
Continuity
Some important functions
Approximation and power series
Logarithms, pH-values, bits, and entropy
Derivative and differential
Vector fields
Linearity and superposition
Many dimensions
Mathematical Reflections:
All is number: blessing and curse of quantifying
On the use of formulas: What you put in and what you get out.
Mathematical models of reality: capabilities and limitations
Historical remarks on mathematics as a language for natural
sciences
Mathematics is a very special language: Axioms, definitions, and
proofs inside and outside of mathematics
Abstractness of mathematics as a prerequisite for its universal
applicability
In the tutorials students with mathematics as one of their subjects will be given, among others things, more in-depth knowledge of mathematical aspects of natural sciences, while students without mathematics as one of their subjects will be taught, among other things, some further mathematical background for applying mathematics in the natural sciences.
Literatur
Georg Glaeser: Der mathematische Werkzeugkasten. Anwendungen in Natur und Technik. Springer Spektrum.
Tilo Arens et al.: Mathematik. Springer Spektrum.
Voraussetzungen
none
- Lecturer: Burkhard Kümmerer
Semester: WT 2020/21