Philipp Svinger

PhD Student in Mathematics – Bielefeld University

Philipp Svinger

About

I am a PhD student in mathematics at Bielefeld University.

Advisor: Prof. Dr. Moritz Kassmann

Short CV

  • Since Oct. 2023: PhD student, Bielefeld University
  • 2023: MSc Mathematics, Bielefeld University
  • 2021: BSc Mathematics, Bielefeld University

Research

My research focuses on partial differential equations, in particular:

Publications / Preprints

Dirichlet heat kernel estimates for parabolic nonlocal equations, Philipp Svinger, Marvin Weidner, 2025.
In this article we establish the optimal $C^s$ boundary regularity for solutions to nonlocal parabolic equations in divergence form in $C^{1,\alpha}$ domains and prove a higher order boundary Harnack principle in this setting. Our approach applies to a broad class of nonlocal operators with merely Hölder continuous coefficients, but our results are new even in the translation invariant case. As an application, we obtain sharp two-sided estimates for the associated Dirichlet heat kernel. Notably, our estimates cover nonlocal operators with time-dependent coefficients, which had remained open in the literature.
Boundary regularity for non-local operators with symmetric kernels and vanishing horizon, Philipp Svinger, 2025.
We prove optimal Hölder boundary regularity for a non-local operator with a singular, symmetric kernel that depends on the distance to the boundary of the underlying domain. Additionally, we prove higher boundary regularity of solutions.

Teaching

Since 2019, I have regularly taught exercise sessions (tutorials) in mathematics courses at Bielefeld University:

Contact

Email: psvinger[at] math.uni-bielefeld.de

Office: V4-218, UHG