Sebastian Czerwiński

Sebastian Czerwiński is a faculty member at the University of Zielona Góra's Institute of Mathematics. He holds a doctoral degree and maintains an active research profile across theoretical and applied mathematics.

His research interests include:

• Additive and combinatorial number theory
• Diophantine approximations and graph coloring
• Probabilistic methods and Ramsey Theory
• Multivariate linear models and stochastic equations
• Nonlinear wave propagation and Fourier series approximation
• Fixed point problems and combinatorial geometry

Dr. Czerwiński teaches linear algebra, mathematical analysis, number theory, cryptography, and algorithmic methods while also delivering popular science lectures for school students. His work connects theoretical mathematics with practical applications through the Center for Applications of Mathematics and Computer Science (OZMI), focusing on sustainable energy, healthy society, and industrial processes. His research on iterative Gaussian algorithms and nonlinear analysis contributes to both pure mathematics and real-world problem solving across multiple disciplines.