The Equadiff 2026 ("The 16th Czechoslovak Equadiff") took place in Prague (Czech Republic) from 29 June to 3 July 2026. The Equadiff is a series of international conferences devoted to differential equations in the widest sense. Our three SFB 1313 researchers Taras Mel'nyk (C02), Paula Strohbeck (A03), and Maximilian Hörl (B03) from the Institute of Applied Analysis and Numerical Simulation (IANS) participated in this year's event with contributed talks.
N51 Numerical Analysis
- Contributed talk by Maximilian Hörl: "Mixed-Dimensional Modeling for Flow in Fractured Porous and Poroelastic Media"
- Contributed talk by Paula Strohbeck: "A Robin–Robin domain decomposition method for Stokes–Darcy problems with generalised coupling conditions"
P55 Contributed Talks, Partial Differential Equations
- Contributed talk by Taras Mel'nyk: "Multiscale hyperbolic-parabolic models for nonlinear reactive transport in heterogeneously fractured porous media"
Right side of the roll up: Maximilian Hörl, Paula Strohbeck, and Taras Mel'nyk.