Andreas Neuenkirch

Prof. Dr. Andreas Neuenkirch serves as Professor of Business Mathematics II: Stochastic Numerics at the University of Mannheim's School of Business Informatics and Mathematics within the Institute of Mathematics. He leads an active research group focused on advancing computational methods in stochastic mathematics.

His primary research encompasses:

• Numerical solutions for stochastic differential equations under non-standard assumptions
• Quadrature problems and lower error bounds in stochastic contexts
• Information-based complexity theory applications
• Fundamental stochastic analysis frameworks

Prof. Neuenkirch collaborates extensively within Mannheim's mathematical ecosystem, working alongside colleagues including Prof. Leif Döring, Prof. Simone Göttlich, Prof. David Prömel, Prof. Martin Schlathe, and Prof. Mathias Staudigl in the Institute of Mathematics. His research group forms part of Mannheim's broader numerical mathematics and probability theory community, contributing to both theoretical foundations and practical computational methodologies in stochastic numerics.