Education info

I studied what is called "teknisk fysik", which is a five-year engineering degree/master+bachelor course in math, physics and computer science at KTH, the royal institute of technology in Stockholm.

The first three years are mandatory, and then there's a choice of master's degree. I took the master's course in mathematics and particularly I was interested in algebra and topology.

I was in Munich for my master's thesis, which was on étale homotopy, a field where homotopy theory is applied to algebraic geometry. Supervisors were Fabien Morel (LMU) and David Rydh (KTH).

Some courses ive taken:

• the mandatory courses for my program, see below
• extended differential equations and complex analysis
• fundamentals of analysis
• groups and rings
• topology
• category theory reading course (t. bauer)
• bachelor thesis, on gröbner bases together with i. zotov, supervisor t. bauer
• category theory
• commutative algebra and algebraic geometry
• theory and methodology of science
• mathematical communication
• reading course in homotopy type theory (p. lumsdaine)

i was in munich 2015-16 and took these courses at the lmu:

• differential geometry
• elliptic curves
• algebraic number theory
• class field theory and galois cohomology
• topology 2
• proof theory
• homological algebra seminar (f. morel; i gave an 1 hour talk on group co-/homology)
• german, B2 level

other things included in my program, by some kind of categorisation

• the mandatory math courses: calculus, several variable calculus, vector calculus, linear algebra, complex analysis, ode, pde, transforms, probability theory and statistics
• object-oriented program construction (java), numerical methods (matlab), fundamentals of programming (python)
• automatic control
• solid mechanics
• thermodynamics, quantum physics, statistical physics, solid state physics
• classical physics (waves, optics, circuits..), modern physics (lasers, particles, relativity..)
• classical mechanics, electromagnetic theory, fluid mechanics