Clemens Bombach

Dr. Clemens Bombach is a postdoctoral researcher at the Professorship of Predictive Analytics within the School of Human Sciences and Technology (HSW) at Chemnitz University of Technology (TU Chemnitz). His work bridges cognitive modeling, machine learning, and mathematical control theory to predict individual human behavior and analyze complex systems.

• Education:
  • PhD in Mathematics (Dr. rer. nat.) from TU Chemnitz, 2024
  • Studies in Mathematics at TU Chemnitz, 2009–2016

Research Interests: Dr. Bombach focuses on cognitive modeling and machine learning for behavioral prediction, alongside mathematical control theory and inverse problems. His current work emphasizes observability estimates for parabolic and non-autonomous systems, leveraging L^p-spaces and functional analysis.

Publication Trends: His publications primarily address control theory, inverse problems, and differential equations, with recent contributions to observability theorems, singular potentials, and applications of harmonic analysis. Collaborations with colleagues like M. Tautenhahn and F. Gabel highlight his interdisciplinary approach.

Teaching: He contributes to exercises in mathematics, including courses on partial differential equations, complex analysis, and higher mathematics for engineering, computer science, and physics students.

Projects: Currently leads the DfG-Project "PREDIR" (2025–2027), developing systems, algorithms, and cognitive models to predict human inference processes.