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Profession

On LinkedIn you can find more details on my professional background at Philips Research (until Oct. 2006), NXP Semiconductors (until Dec. 2010), TU Eindhoven (since 2001) and Bergische Universität Wuppertal (since Jan 2011).

My interests are development and analysis of algorithms for the simulation of electromagnetic problems, analogue and mixed analogue-digital electronic circuits and heat problems. This includes couplings between these areas.
Natural specific topics are Model Order Reduction, Multirate Time Integration, Sensitivity and Stochastic Variations.
For this knowledge of Numerical Mathematics / Computational Science / Scientific Computing, Electronics and Computer Science is used.

Publications
My website at TUE

Office Addresses

Dr. E. Jan W. ter Maten

WUP: Bergische Universität Wuppertal
Fachbereich C, Arbeitsgruppe Angewandte Mathematik / Numerische Mathematik
Chair of Applied Mathematics / Numerical Analysis (AMNA)
Postal address: Gaußstraße 20, D-42119 Wuppertal, Germany
Office: "Wicküler Park" - Rm 503, Bendahler Straße 29, D-42285 Wuppertal, Germany
TUE: Technische Universiteit Eindhoven
Dept. Mathematics & Computer Science
Centre for Analysis, Scientific computing and Applications (CASA)
P.O.Box 513, NL-5600 MB Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Office: Den Dolech 2, Main Building HG 8.02, 5612 AZ Eindhoven, The Netherlands

Tel (WUP):	+49-202-439 4771/4769/2669	Fax:	+49-202-439 4770/3668
Tel (TUE):	+31-40-247 8389/2753	Fax:	+31-40-244 2489
Emails:	Jan.ter.Maten@math.uni-wuppertal.de E.J.W.ter.Maten@tue.nl

Photograph

A not recent (but also not too old) photograph is available!

Running

I started jogging in 1985. Half marathons distances I like most. I attended the half marathons of Amsterdam, Utrecht, IJsselstein, Maarn, Amersfoort, Renswoude, Breugel, Sint Oedenrode, Hilvarenbeek, Vught and Eindhoven. My best time is 1.33.08. A nice run of 25km was the 'Berg Tot Berg Race' (Rhenen/Grebbeberg-Wageningense Berg vv).
My run page contains links as well as some history of my runs.

Jules Deelder: "Zolang ik (nog?) geen tien kilometer ga hardlopen, verkeer ik (nog?) in uitstekende vorm".

Where did we go to?

My favourite holidays consist of some form of touring (by bike, mountain walking - 'von Hütte zu Hütte', by train or by bus). Maybe some of them are of interest to others too (descriptions will be added in the near future):

Overview of mountain walks in Austria by clickable maps.
Romania: Arad, Sibiu, Bucarest, Brasov, Radauti, Boekovina, Satumare (2011).
Hungary: Budapest (2011).
Poland: Poznań, Gdańsk (astronomical clock built 1464-1470 by Hans Düringer, monument for Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit), Mazurie: Kętrzyn - Gierloz (Wolfsschanze), Warschau, Krakow, Auschwitz, Wroclaw (2011).
The Netherlands: Hoorn, Schellinkhout, Enkhuizen, Urk, Marken, Broek in Waterland, Volendam (Hotel Spaander), Wormerveer, Zaanse Schans, Zaandam (Czaar Peter Huisje), Beach at Castricum aan Zee, Utrecht (Cafe Olivier in the former clandestine church Maria Minor) (2011).
Germany: Cologne, Wuppertal (Schwebebahn, Von der Heydt-Museum) (2010).
The Netherlands: Groningen, Assen (Drents Museum with an exhibition on "Gold from Georgia" and with the "Girl of Yde") and Amsterdam (Hermitage Amsterdam with "The immortal Alexander the Great") (2010).
France: Paris (La Défense), Toulouse (Canal de Midi and the mathematician Pierre-Paul_Riquet (1609-1680)), Albi (Musée Toulouse-Lautrec) (2010).
Norway - Railways (Krøderbanen, Raumabanen, Flåmbanen, Bergenbanen) and Hurtigrutten (2009).
Bergen named a small alley after the mathematician Niels Henrik Abel (1802-1829).
The Netherlands: Arnhem - Openluchtmuseum; The Hague (Gemeentemuseum with Piet Mondriaan's Victory Boogie Woogie -- see also the Digital Catalogue; Mauritshuis with Johannes Vermeer's the paintings "Girl with the Pearl" and View on Delft; Museum Escher in the Palace; Historical Museum of The Hague), Delft (Het Prinsenhof [searching on "harkink" in the collection you find three objects that did belong to my ancestor Daniel Harkink Sr (1801-1879)], the Armymuseum, the Vermeer Center, Museum Lambert van Meerten, Museum Paul Tetar van Elven, the Old Church, and the New Curch); Amsterdam (Hermitage Amsterdam with "At the Russian Court", the Tropenmuseum, the New Curch with "Oman") (2009)
Florida, USA: Miami (2009).
Italy: Baia Samuele, Ragusa (2008).
The Netherlands: De Biesbosch (2008).
Greece: Crete (2008).
Finland: Espoo (2008).
Germany: Chemnitz and Dresden. Also a train tour to Cranzahl and with the old steam train to Oberwiesenthal in the Ore Mountains at the border of the Czech Republic (2008).
California - Costa Mesa (LA, USA) -- with meeting Harkink Family (2007)!
Finland: Helsinki (2007).
Baltic Area: Tour through Lithouania, Latvia, Estonia and Saint Petersburg (Russia) (2007).
I saw the tombe of the mathematician Leonhard Euler (1707-1783).
Switzerland: Zürich (2007).
Austria: Innsbruck und die Pfeiß Hütte (Karwendel) (2007).
Austria: Vienna (2006).
Romania: Sinaia (2006).
Italy: Sicily, Baia Samuele, Ragusa & Etna (2006)!
Scotland: Mainland, Arris, Mull, Iona, Skye, Harris, Lewis, Orkney (2006).
Belgium: Moresnet - a Harking country (2006)!
Maroc: A round-tour (2006).
Austria (Yes: again!): Ferwall Gruppe (2005).
Iceland: A round-tour (2005).
Romania: Sinaia (2005).
Luxembourg: Luxemburg City (2005).
The Netherlands: The Delta Works (2005).
The Netherlands: Delft - City of the "Girl with the Pearl" (2004).
Italy: Sicily (2004).
... "The first NO-Austria-Tour-Year" since a long time ...
The Netherlands: Gorinchem-Castle Loevestijn-Fortress Vuren (2004).
Ireland: Tour to the West and South of Ireland [Dublin, Galway, Connemara, Moher, Dingle, Kerry, Cashel] (2004).
Canada: Hamilton [Ontario, within 1km of Rudy Termaten (but I missed him due to my fault!)] and Niagara Falls (2004).
Italy: Trieste (2004).
The Netherlands: 1st part (walk, ca 35 km) round-tour Nijmegen (2003).
France/Monaco: Sophia Antipolis and Monaco (2003).
Scandinavia: Finland [Lapland], Norway [Nordkapp, Lofoten Islands], Sweden [Kiruna] (2003).
Austria: Ankogel/Reißeck/Goldberg Gruppe (2003).
Norway: Trondheim and Kristiansund (2003).
Italy: Naples and Vesuvius and Pompei (2003).
Switzerland: Train tour - Zürich, Zermatt, Sankt Moritz (2003).
Italy: Sicily (2003).
Italy: Bari and Apulia (2002).
The Netherlands: 's-Hertogenbosch (2002).
Latvia: Jurmala and Riga (2002).
Austria: Venediger Gruppe (2002).
Scandinavia: Danmark, Sweden, Norway (2002).
Spain/Canary Islands: Fuerteventura (2002).
Austria: Lechtaler Alps, Ferwall Gruppe and Silvretta (2001).
Italy: Sicily (2000).
Austria: St Anton am Arlberg (2000, 2001).
Austria: Ferwall Gruppe (2000).
Turkey: Alania (2000).
Holland: Long Distance Path "Pelgrimspad" (2000, 2001).
Spain/Canary Islands: La Palma (2000, 2001, 2003).
Spain/Canary Islands: Lanzarote (1999).
Holland: Long Distance Path "Vennekespad" (1999).
Spain/Canary Islands: La Gomera (1999).
Austria: Tuxer Alps (1998).
Holland: Wadden Island Hopping (1998).
Sweden: Göteborg and Marstrand (1998).
Austria: Lechtaler Alps (West) (1997).
Drenthe (in Holland): A tour on the bike (1997).
Austria: Ankogel Gruppe (1996).
Iberian Peninsula: Spain and Portugal (1996).
Austria: Groß Glockner Gruppe (1995).
Austria: Rätikon in Vorarlberg (1994).
Toscany: Siena, Florence, Rome (1994).
Scotland: Skye and Mull (1993).
Montenegro in former Yugoslavia (1986).
A guided tour in Tunisia (1985).
Scotland: Skye and Orkneys (1983).
Greece: From Skopje to Crete and back (1980).
Austria: Gosau Kamm and Dachstein (1979).
Scotland: First train tour (1979).
Austria: Tuxertaler Alpen (1978).
Austria: Lechquelle Gebirge (1977).
Austria: Rätikon, Silvretta (1976).
Austria: Rätikon, Silvretta and Ferwall (1975).
England: Lake District and Hadrian's Wall (1973).
Belgium, Luxembourg: The Ardennes by bike (1972).
Ardennes weekend tours.

Private address

Jan ter Maten
Bastion 28
NL-5491 AN Sint-Oedenrode, The Netherlands

Phone:	+31-413-785681
Email:	termaten@dse.nl

Date of modification: 01-01-2012.

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