Max Sauerbrey

Portrait of Max Sauerbrey

Dr. · Postdoctoral Researcher
MPI MiS

Research profile

Max Sauerbrey is an applied stochastic analyst working on the rigorous analysis of real-world phenomena featuring randomness. His research centres on stochastic partial differential equations, fluid mechanics and Markov processes.

Research areas

Nonlinear PDEs · SPDEs · Stochastic Fluid Dynamics · Non-equilibrium Statistical Mechanics, Interacting Particle Systems and Fluctuating Hydrodynamics

Five research keywords

stochastic PDEs · fluid mechanics · Markov processes · regularity theory · qualitative properties


Contact and links

Public email

maxsauerbrey97@gmail.com

Institution

MPI MiS


Curriculum vitae

DateAppointment / education
11/2024–presentPostdoctoral researcher, Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences, Leipzig; mentors: Benjamin Gess and Felix Otto.
11/2020–10/2024PhD in Mathematics, Delft University of Technology; advisor: Manuel Gnann; promotor: Mark Veraar.
10/2019–03/2020Research assistant, Fraunhofer ITWM, Mathematics for Vehicle Engineering.
09/2018–10/2020MSc Mathematics International, TU Kaiserslautern.
10/2015–08/2018BSc Mathematics, TU Kaiserslautern.

Publications

This catalogue contains all publications by the member, including work from before joining SAiS. Journal versions and preprints are maintained as one record per scientific work.

  • Dirichlet form analysis of the Jacobi process

    Published · Stochastic Processes and their Applications 157, 376–412 (2023). We construct and analyze the Jacobi process – in mathematical biology referred to as Wright-Fisher diffusion – using a Dirichlet form. The corresponding Dirichlet space takes the form of a Sobolev space…

  • Martingale solutions to the stochastic thin-film equation in two dimensions

    Published · Annales de l’Institut Henri Poincaré B 60(1), 373–412 (2024). We construct solutions to the stochastic thin-film equation with quadratic mobility and Stratonovich gradient noise in the physically relevant dimension $d=2$ and allow in particular for solutions with non-full support. The construction…


Current SAiS projects

No current SAiS project assignment has been confirmed; information should be provided if applicable.


Talks and posters

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Teaching

PeriodTeaching activity
2020–2024Exercise classes at TU Delft: Analysis 2, Fourier Analysis, Differential Geometry, and Spectral Theory for Operators and Semigroups.
2016–2020Exercise classes at TU Kaiserslautern: Foundations of Mathematics 1, Introduction to Functional Analysis, and Functional Analysis.