Manfred Madritsch

Manfred Madritsch is an Associate Professor at the University of Lorraine's Faculty of Science and Technology, specializing in number systems and related mathematical disciplines. His research and teaching focus on the analytical, dynamic, and probabilistic properties of number systems, with particular emphasis on normal and non-normal numbers.

• Institution: University of Lorraine
• School: Faculty of Science and Technology
• Academic Rank: Associate Professor

His research explores the distribution of digit blocks in number systems, including the construction of normal numbers using prime numbers and powers of primes. He also investigates the dynamic dependencies in number systems, such as those seen in Zeckendorf expansions.

Madritsch teaches courses in arithmetic calculations, statistical inference, and mathematics for physics and chemistry at the University of Lorraine.

Research Group

• Analysis and Number Theory