Dorothee Schueth

Dorothee Schueth is a Professor at the Institute of Mathematics, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, specializing in Differential Geometry and Spectral Geometry. She teaches advanced courses like Differentialgeometrie III and IV, focusing on topics such as Lie groups, Dirac operators, and curvature invariants.

• Research: Her work explores isospectral manifolds and geometric analysis, including eigenvalue estimations and heat kernel coefficients on geodesic polygons.
• Key Publications: Recent articles address spectral rigidity in compact Lie groups, quantum-classical divergence in magnetic fields, and inaudible curvature properties.
• Awards:
  • Hausdorff Prize (University of Bonn, 1993)
• Students: Supervised PhD/Master theses on differential geometry, including works by P. Polymerakis, T. Berg, and S. Boldt.