The research group Dynamical Systems, Geometry and Mathematical Physics has grown out of the two groups Dynamical Systems and Mathematical Physics and Geometry which have merged in September 2014. The research activities cover a broad and diverse spectrum of subjects in the fields of fundamental, applied and computational dynamical systems theory, classical, statistical and quantum mechanics and their interfaces in the light of dynamics, and theoretical and applied aspects of geometry with many connections to dynamical systems theory.

More information on the group pages.