Joachim Wehler

Privatdozent Dr. Joachim Wehler is affiliated with the Department of Mathematics at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU Munich). He has been a lecturer at LMU since 1985, teaching advanced topics in mathematics and computer science.

• Academic Rank: Lecturer (Privatdozent)
• Departments: Mathematics (LMU), with a focus on complex analysis, algebraic geometry, and Lie theory

Research Interests span diverse areas of mathematics and computer science:

• Algebraic Geometry (K3 surfaces, moduli spaces, deformation theory)
• Complex Analysis (Riemann surfaces, Stein manifolds, modular forms)
• Lie Algebras (structure theory, classification, applications in physics)
• Computer Science (Petri nets, event-driven process chains, concurrency theory)

Publications reflect his interdisciplinary work, including topics in modular forms, elliptic curves, and free-choice Petri nets. His research bridges abstract mathematics with computational models and business process analysis.

Software and Teaching: He emphasizes computational tools like PARI/GP in mathematics education and has developed lectures on computational algebraic geometry and visual behavioral modeling in software systems.