Wolfgang Mathis

Wolfgang Mathis is a Lecturer at Leibniz University Hannover within the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, specifically affiliated with the Department of Didactics of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. His academic work bridges theoretical electrical engineering with historical and pedagogical perspectives.

• Email: mathis@tet.uni-hannover.de
• Phone: +49 511 762 3403
• Web: https://www.dei.uni-hannover.de

His research spans two primary domains: theoretical electrical engineering and historical analysis of scientific disciplines. Key areas include nonlinear circuit analysis, electromagnetic field theory, and the interdisciplinary legacy of engineers like Johannes von Kries. He frequently employs Carleman linearization for modeling nonlinear systems and contributes to educational frameworks for electrical engineering.

Wolfgang Mathis' recent publications reflect a dual focus on circuit design methodologies and historical studies. Articles on Kirchhoff's laws, Wilhelm Cauer, and Heinrich Hertz highlight his interest in the evolution of engineering concepts. Simultaneously, his technical work explores RF mixer circuits, LC tank oscillators, and bifurcation-based amplifiers, often integrating mathematical rigor with practical applications.

• Position: Lecturer
• Institution: Leibniz University Hannover
• Department: Didactics of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

He leads the Didactics of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Section, focusing on educational materials and interdisciplinary studies. His work on stochastic waveguides and power amplifier design demonstrates a commitment to both foundational and applied research.