Bachelor's and Master's theses

Possible topics

Here is a list of some possible topics for a Bachelor’s or Master’s thesis:

Discrete Mathematics
- Bounds for minors of certain block matrices Bachelor’s thesis, supervisor: Roswitha Rissner
- Construction of irreducible polynomials with prescribed fixed divisor Bachelor’s thesis, supervisor: Roswitha Rissner
- Computing recurrence relations of truncated polynomials Bachelor’s thesis, supervisor: Roswitha Rissner
- Tightness of (adapted) Siegel’s lemma Bachelor’s thesis, supervisor: Roswitha Rissner
- “Bad” noetherian ring Master’s thesis, supervisor: Roswitha Rissner
- J-ideals of sets of matrices Master’s thesis, supervisor: Roswitha Rissner
- Factorizations of matrices with non-negative integer entries Master’s thesis, supervisor: Roswitha Rissner
- Schur-Weyl Duality: Linking Permutations and Spherical Harmonics Master’s thesis, supervisor: Daniel Brosch
Dynamic Systems
Link to topics in this area
Inverse Problems
- Mathematische Modelle für energy harvesting mit Piezoelektrizität, Bachelor’s thesis, supervisor: Barbara Kaltenbacher
- Beamforming und Dekonvolutionsalgoritmen in der Schallquellenlokalisation mittels Mikrofonarrays, Bachelor’s thesis, supervisor: Barbara Kaltenbacher
Optimization
- Tropicalization in Convex Optimization Master’s thesis, supervisor: Daniel Brosch
- Symmetric Term Sparsity Master’s thesis, supervisor: Daniel Brosch
- Correspondence Coloring Master’s thesis, supervisor: Daniel Brosch
- Geometric Packing Problems Master’s thesis, supervisor: Daniel Brosch
- The Asymptotic Spectrum of Graphs Master’s thesis, supervisor: Daniel Brosch

Bachelor’s and Master’s theses can also be found on the noticeboard to the left of Seminar Room N.2.01.

You can also ask members of the Department of Mathematics and members of the Department of Statistics for further examples.