Bartsch Jan

Dr. Jan Bartsch is a Lecturer at the Institute of Mathematics, University of Würzburg, specializing in optimal control theory, kinetic models, and numerical methods. His work spans stochastic differential equations, Monte Carlo frameworks, and applications to physics and computational mathematics.

• Education: PhD in Mathematics (2021-2024, University of Würzburg), Master’s in Mathematics (2016-2018), Bachelor’s in Computational Mathematics (2013-2016).
• Research interests: Focus on optimal control of partial differential equations, stabilization of kinetic models, and computational methods for stochastic systems.
• Publications: Recent works include adjoint-based control of jump-diffusion processes, nonlinear operator reconstruction, and Monte Carlo frameworks for plasma control.
• Collaborations: Works with Stefan Volkwein (University of Konstanz) and Alfio Borzi (University of Würzburg).
• Skills: Proficient in C/C++, Python, MATLAB, and ParaView for computational tasks.