Dr. Burghard F.G. Herrmann

Associate Scientist ( My story )

Profile

Burghard has a PhD in mathematical logic. He applies his knowledge in research and innovation, in particular, the IT industry benefits from his forecasting methods. Furthermore, he gives a new mathematical perspective on the well-studied problem of phyllotaxis based on [The Collected Works of A.M. Turing]. Intersectionality and interdisciplinarity characterize his team- and networking.

Publications

Publications in peer reviewed journals:

Studia Logica,
The Fibonacci Quarterly,
Mathematical Biosciences,
The American Mathematical Monthly.

Recommendations

Christian Ballot (Université de Caen Normandie) comments on [The Specified Three Distance Theorem]: "Beautiful! I like the 3-gap theorem so this is interesting to me."

Don Zagier (Max Planck Institute for Mathematics) comments on [The Continued Fraction Pendulum (open access), Figure 1]: "The nice graph has a clear inductive structure related to the Euclidean algorithm."

Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz (University of Calgary) comments my current work "I would be happy to share my related results."

Current work

Preliminary project statement: An algorithm of abstract cell division will be described that helps to unterstand why "the golden section has been selected by evolution" - a hypothesis formulated by Richard S. Smith (John Innes Centre, UK).

Contact

email: burghard.herrmann at fu-berlin.de
cell: +49 163 8543 044