Dominik Edelmann

Dominik Edelmann is a researcher at the Mathematical Institute of the University of Tübingen, affiliated with the Numerical Analysis Groups. His work focuses on advanced finite element methods and computational mathematics.

Edelmann’s research interests include:

• Evolving bulk-surface finite element methods for coupled bulk-surface PDEs on evolving domains
• Isoparametric finite element methods

His recent publications address topics such as generalized Robin boundary value problems, diffusion equations on evolving domains, and graph partitioning using matrix differential equations. These works span numerical analysis, computational mathematics, and applied mathematics, with subfields like partial differential equations and spectral clustering.

Edelmann has served as a teaching assistant for multiple courses including Analysis 1, Numerik, and Numerik instationärer Differentialgleichungen from 2013 to 2021.