Universität Wien

Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Florian Bruckner

Portrait Florian Bruckner

Mail: florian.bruckner@univie.ac.at
Phone: +43-1-4277-72735

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Research Profile: u:cris

Assignments

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Affiliations

Physics of Functional Materials, Kolingasse 14-16, 1090 Wien, Room 02.33
Computational and Soft Matter Physics, Kolingasse 14-16, 1090 Wien, Room 02.33

Teaching (iCal)

2025S

260066 UE Experimental Physics II: Optics, Electromagnetism and Relativity

2024W

2024S

260066 UE Experimental Physics II: Optics, Electromagnetism and Relativity

2023W

260067 VO Computational Physics

2023S

260066 UE Experimental Physics II: Optics, Electromagnetism and Relativity
260080 SE Bachelor's Seminar

2022S

260066 UE Experimental Physics II: Optics, Electromagnetism and Relativity
260080 SE Bachelor's Seminar

2021W

260067 VO Computational Physics
260069 PUE Computational Physics

2021S

260066 UE Experimental Physics II: Optics, Electromagnetism and Relativity
260080 SE Bachelor's Seminar

2020W

260067 VO Computational Physics
260069 PUE Computational Physics

2020S

260066 UE Experimental Physics II: Optics, Electromagnetism and Relativity
260080 SE Bachelor's Seminar

2019W

260067 VO Computational Physics
260069 PUE Computational Physics

2019S

260066 UE Experimental Physics II: Optics, Electromagnetism and Relativity

2018W

260030 VO Finite element and boundary element method for physical problems - Python tools and introduction to method for the solution of differential equations. Overview of numerical methods for the solution of physical problems (finite difference method, finite element and boundary element methods, solution of partial differential equations)
260031 UE Finite element and boundary element method for physical problems - Exercises - Introduction to python and numerical tools such as numpy and scipy for the solution of numerical problems. Special python software tools will be discussed in order to solve finite element and boundary element problems (Fenics, BEM++)

2017W

260031 UE Finite element and boundary element method for physical problems - Exercises - Introduction to python and numerical tools such as numpy and scipy for the solution of numerical problems. Special python software tools will be discussed in order to solve finite element and boundary element problems (Fenics, BEM++)

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