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Teaching Experience

Alice between the Queens
"She ca'n't do sums a bit!" the Queens said together, with great emphasis.
"Can you do sums?" Alice said, turning suddenly to the White Queen, for she didn't like being found fault with so much.
The Queen gasped and shut her eyes. "I can do Addition," she said, "if you give me time-- but I ca'n't do Substraction under any circumstances!"

Students interested in writing a thesis under my supervision are welcome to contact me by e-mail. Some of the possible research themes can be seen here (in Czech). Below you will find a list of my current and previous students, lectures and courses, and other information related to my teaching experiences.


Cake from students
The cake from my dearest students, May 2018.

Lectures:


PhD students:

  • Romana Kvasnickova (Czech Technical University in Prague):
    • PhD Thesis "Mathematical models of hybrid materials"
      started in October 2021.

  • Tuyen Vu (Czech Technical University in Prague):
    • PhD Thesis "Spectrally optimal shapes of Robin and Laplace materials"
      defended in Prague in September 2024.

  • Radek Novak (Czech Technical University in Prague):
    • PhD Thesis "Mathematical analysis of quantum mechanics with non-self-adjoint operators"
      defended in Nantes in October 2018.
    • Czech-French cotutelle programme, with Xue-Ping Wang (Universite de Nantes) being the French supervisor.

Postdocs:

MSc students:

BSc students:


Practical Exercises:

  • 2016/2017, 2017/2018, 2018/2019, 2019/2020, 2020/2021, 2021/2022, 2022/2023 Czech Technical University
    • Practical exercises in Linear Algebra (28 + 26 hours each year).
      Solved exercises: 2020 winter, 2020 summer.

  • 2016/2017, 2017/2018, 2018/2019, 2019/2020 Czech Technical University
    • Practical exercises in Matematika 3 (2 x 28 hours each year except for the last year with 28 hours).

  • 2016/2017, 2017/2018, 2018/2019 Czech Technical University
    • Practical exercises in Real Analysis (2 x 26 hours each year).

  • 2007/2008 Czech Technical University (28 hours)
    • Practical exercises in Theory of ElectroMagnetism, including Special Relativity.

  • 2001/2002 Universite de Reims (92 hours)
    • Practical exercises in Methodology of Mathematics (TD, DEUG MIAS, 1ere annee);
    • Practical exercises in Real Analysis 1 (TD, DEUG MIAS, 1ere annee);
    • Practical exercises in Real Analysis 2 (TD, DEUG MIAS, 1ere annee).

  • 2000/2001 Universite de Toulon et du Var (59 hours)
    • Practical exercises in Real Analysis (TD, DEUG MIAS, 1ere annee).

Christmas cookies from my student
The Christmas cookies from my linear-algebra student, December 2018.
She was apparently very attentive during my lectures:
  • The largest piece, the comet is decorated by what I called the fundamental theorem for linear maps.
  • There is the set of real numbers in the star, but since she has learnt that I prefer complex numbers, they come with the heart.
  • There is a two-by-two matrix in the flower.
  • The Cartesian system depicts a linear transformation of a vector.
  • The vecor norm (in the square) is squared, because I taught them that working with norms squared is usually easier.
    		• Easter cookies from my student
    The Easter cookies from my dearest student.
    Last modified: 23 March 2025