Felix Seifert

Felix Seifert is a Researcher at the Chair of Analysis within the Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Mathematics and Geography at the Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt (KU). Based in room KGB-102 of KG Building B, he can be contacted via telephone +49 8421-93-21501 or email felix.seifert@ku.de.

His research focuses on calculus of variations with nonlocal gradients, abstract harmonic analysis, and graph theory. This interdisciplinary work bridges discrete and continuous mathematical structures, particularly examining geometric properties of graphs through nonlocal analytical frameworks. His investigations into intrinsic metrics on graphs demonstrate innovative approaches to metric space theory in discrete settings.

Seifert's publication record centers on graph-theoretic geometry, with his 2024 Mathematische Nachrichten paper establishing foundational connections between intrinsic metrics and nonlocal operators. This work reflects broader trends in applying variational methods to discrete structures, contributing to emerging fields at the intersection of combinatorics and analysis.

He actively collaborates within the Chair of Analysis research team at KU, notably with D. Lenz and M. Schmidt on graph theory projects. His current work extends to developing analytical tools for nonlocal phenomena on discrete spaces, with potential applications in network theory and geometric modeling.