Wolfgang Tutschke

Wolfgang Tutschke (born September 28, 1934 in Görlitz ) is a German mathematician who deals with analysis .

Tutschke studied at the University of Leipzig (PhD 1959 "Development theorems on bounded Riemann surfaces with zero-valued ideal edge") with Herbert Beckert and completed his habilitation in 1965 at the Humboldt University in Berlin ("About periodic solutions not necessary self-adjoint elliptic differential equation systems in multiple connected areas") Hans Salié . In 1967 he became a professor at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg . After the fall of the Berlin Wall, he became a professor at the Graz University of Technology in 1992 , where he has since retired.

Among other things, Tutschke deals with the application of function theory to partial differential equations.

Fonts

Fundamentals of function theory (= university books for mathematics . Vol. 65). German Science Publishing House, Berlin 1967.
Basics of real analysis. 2 volumes. Vieweg, 1971.
with Rolf Klötzler , Klaus Wiener (Ed.): Contributions to Analysis. Booklet series. German Science Publishers, Berlin 1971.
Partial complex differential equations in one and in several complex variables (= university books for mathematics. Vol. 82). German Science Publishing House, Berlin 1977.
Lectures on partial differential equations. Teubner, 1978.
Partial differential equations. Classic, functional analytical and complex methods. Teubner 1983.
Partial differential equations. Teubner, 1983.
with Josef Naas : Big sentences and nice proofs of mathematics. Academy, Berlin 1986.
Solutions of initial value problems in classes of generalized analytic functions. The method of scales of Banach spaces. Springer, Teubner, 1989.
with Harkrishan Vasudeva: An introduction to complex analysis. Classical and modern approaches. Chapman and Hall, 2005.