List of talks and posters
This page just contains a list of my talks and posters. For my papers see my list of publications.
Overview
- Plane-wave-based density-functional theory (PW-DFT)
- Algebraic-diagrammatic construction methods (ADC)
- Julia for Data Science and High-Performance Computing
- Coulomb Sturmians in electronic structure theory
- Lazy matrices and molsturm
- Finite-element-based electronic structure theory
- Tunnelling in water clusters
- Cryptoparties and cryptography
- Software development best practices
Plane-wave-based density-functional theory
Most of my work on plane-wave DFT concerns the DFTK Julia code.
Algebraic-diagrammatic construction methods (ADC)
Part of my involvement with ADC methods is the development of the adcc python module, in close collaboration with the group of Andreas Dreuw in Heidelberg.
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21.11.2019 | Interdisciplinary software for electronic structure theory: adcc and DFTK (Talk at Laboratoire de Chimie et Physique Quantiques, Université Paul Sabatier, Toulouse) |
11.09.2019 | Interdisciplinary software for electronic structure theory: adcc and DFTK (Talk at Domcke group, Technical University Munich) |
01.07.2019 | Modern interdisciplinary software-development in electronic structure theory (Poster at 9th MQM) |
11.09.2018 | Challenges and open problems related to the algebraic diagrammatic construction scheme (Talk at Franco-German Workshop 2018) |
Julia for data science and high-performance computing
A list of my short introductory talks to the Julia programming language and its use for data science and high-performance computing. See also my one-day Julia course.
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06.05.2021 | An introductory hour to the Julia programming language (Talk at infomath seminar), Sorbonne Université and CNRS |
Coulomb Sturmians in electronic structure theory
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03.05.2019 | Coulomb Sturmian basis functions in electronic structure theory (Talk at Laboratoire de Physique et Chimie Théoriques, Université de Lorraine, Metz) |
29.03.2019 | Coulomb Sturmian basis functions in electronic structure theory (Talk at Toulouse group, Sorbonne Université |
26.09.2018 | Simulating chemistry: Enabling novel approaches for modelling the electronic structure of molecules (Talk at 6th Heidelberg Laureate Forum 2018) |
19.06.2018 | Coulomb-Sturmians in electronic structure theory: A first look at investigating convergence properties (Poster at 16th ICQC 2018) |
29.05.2018 | State of the basis in electronic structure theory (Talk at MathCCES lunch seminars, RWTH Aachen) |
18.09.2017 | Coulomb-Sturmians and molsturm (Talk at Kleinwalsertal 2017) |
Lazy matrices and molsturm
Some slides and posters introducing the molsturm and lazyten projects and how they can be used to yield a modular and flexible quantum-chemistry framework supporting rapid development of new methods.
Note, that in the first few presentations, I use the inital name linalgwrap to refer to the lazy matrix library lazyten.
Finite-element-based electronic structure theory
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29.05.2018 | State of the basis in electronic structure theory (Talk at MathCCES lunch seminars, RWTH Aachen) |
22.05.2018 | Development of a modular quantum-chemistry framework for the investigation of novel basis functions (PhD thesis, Heidelberg University) |
22.09.2015 | New approaches towards a finite-element based Hartree-Fock method (Poster P42 at STC 2015) |
13.03.2015 | Solving the Hartree-Fock equations using the finite element method (Talk at University of Cambridge) |
15.09.2014 | New approaches towards a finite-element based Hartree-Fock method (Poster P73 at STC 2014) |
14.08.2014 | The finite-element method in quantum chemistry (Talk at the Dreuw group seminar) |
Tunnelling in water clusters
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20.02.2014 | Instanton calculations of tunnelling in water clusters (Talk at the Dreuw group seminar) |
Cryptoparties and cryptography
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17.06.2015 | E-Mail Verschlüsselung (Cryptoparty Heidelberg) |
29.01.2015 | Härtere Crypto für unsere Services (Talk at NoName e.V.) |
24.11.2014 | Everyday cryptography (Talk at HGS annual colloquium) |
The slides provided in the ultimate row have been used a couple of times for the Heidelberg cryptoparties. The TeX source code as well as most other material we use for our cryptoparties can be found on github.
Software development best practices
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19.01.2017 | Property-based testing for numerical software (Talk at IWR Seminar on Scientific Computing) |
10.03.2016 | Testen mit Rapidcheck und Catch (Talk at NoName e.V.) |