Relinde Jurrius

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About me

Currently I work as Assistant Professor of Mathematics & Operations Research at the Netherlands Defence Academy. Its Faculty of Military Sciences provides the scientific education for officers-to-be and does research in corresponding relevant areas.

Before I was maître-assistant at the University of Neuchâtel and postdoc at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. I did my PhD at the Eindhoven University of Technology.

My research interests are in combinatorics and discrete mathematics. Specifically, I study q-analogues and relations between various combinatorial objects such as matroids, graphs, (network) codes, and finite geometry. Furthermore, I study applications of operations research and machine learning to the military domain.

[Copyright Netherlands Defence Academy] Visiting address
Kon. Instituut voor de Marine
Enys House, kamer E 2.061
Het Nieuwe Diep 8
1781 AC Den Helder
The Netherlands

Post address
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E-mail
rpmj . jurrius @ mindef . nl

Publications

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Books

Book chapters

Preprints (submitted for review)

Conference proceedings

Other

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Talks and presentations


International conferences and workshops


Teaching

At the Netherlands Defence Academy there are no teaching assistants, although the workload for a course is sometimes divided over multiple faculty. So, teaching a course means preparing and giving lectures, problem sessions, exams, etcetera. I currently teach the following courses for bachelor students in engineering:

In the past I was also teaching

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More about me

I like sharing my enthusiasm for mathematics with others. Every summer I spend a week at math camp with Vierkant voor Wiskunde. I help organising the camp and writing the material. Recently our camp was featured in the national Dutch newspaper NRC. In 2018 we were on the Dutch Radio 1 and you can hear me and others talk about why we keep coming back every year.

Furthermore I am co-chair of the Problem Selection Committee of the Dutch Mathematical Olympiad.

When I was a little girl, I started playing the violin ‒ and never stopped. I try to play every day (but do not always succeed). I take lessons and I play in various ensembles and orchestras, such as De Philharmonie.

In the spare time left I try to run, in contrast to sitting behind my desk all day.