Wolf Jung: home page

The program Mandel 5.14 for investigating the Mandelbrot set and other sets from complex dynamics is found here. Interactive demos are included.

Or see the Java applet Juliette.

On the following pages, you can read about my

research interests and download preprints:

Mandelbrot set, matings, and complex dynamics. See also the videos.
Current research is done in association with Jacobs University Bremen.
Scattering theory and quantum mechanics.
Fracture mechanics and composite materials.

Teaching: 1996–2004 I was a research and teaching assistant

at the former Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics, RWTH Aachen University. I have been giving problem sessions on calculus for civil engineering students, Fourier analysis, distributions, differential equations, dynamic systems.

2005–2006 I was a teacher-in-training at the

Erasmus-von-Rotterdam Gymnasium in Viersen, Germany. On Friday afternoons there was a study group on the Mandelbrot set with my former 11th-grade students.

Since 2007 I am teaching mathematics and physics at the Gesamtschule Aachen-Brand, a community college for grades 5–13, located in Aachen, Germany. Material for students and colleagues is available from Fronter.

Binomial 2.2 is a program for illustrating the binomial probability distribution and its approximation by a Gaussian, and for calculations related to testing of hypotheses. The latest release is available here. Exercise sheets are included in the German version.