Felix Nötzel

Felix Nötzel serves as a scientific collaborator at the Institute of Mathematics, Humboldt University of Berlin, within the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences. His primary affiliation is with the Differential Geometry and Global Analysis research group, where he contributes to theoretical investigations in advanced mathematical structures.

His research centers on Differential Geometry—the study of curves, surfaces, and manifolds using calculus and linear algebra—and Global Analysis, which examines differential equations on manifolds and their global implications. These fields intersect with broader disciplines including Geometry, Topology, Mathematical Analysis, and Manifold Theory, with significant applications in theoretical physics and geometric modeling. His work emphasizes rigorous mathematical frameworks for understanding complex spatial relationships.

As an active member of the Differential Geometry and Global Analysis group, Mr. Nötzel participates in collaborative research projects that advance foundational knowledge in pure mathematics. His contributions support the institute's focus on solving intricate geometric and analytical problems through innovative mathematical approaches.