Jan-Philipp Litza

Bremen
Father
CompSci
Maths
FLOSS
Internet politics
Privacy
IT security

Programming, Networks and Open Source

Computer science was my minor subject and thus a significant part of my studies, but also was my hobby long before and it still is. I busy myself a lot with computers, networks, security and Open Source, not only in my spare time but also during my dayjob as DevOps. Some results can be found at my Github profile. Since the end of 2013 I’m founder and one of the main developers and organizers of the “Freifunk Bremen” project.

Mathematics

I studied mathematics at the University of Bremen between 2009 and 2015. In September of 2012 I received my Bachelor of Science, in March of 2015 my Master of Science. Following this, I was a research assistant at the ALTA institute until 2017.

Essays

	A Continuous Family of Marked Poset Polytopes (2020) Published paper with X. Fang, G. Fourier, C. Pegel
	Vertex-Maximal Lattice Polytopes Contained in 2-Simplices (2018) Preprint with C. Pegel, K. Schmitz
	Weak Symmetry Breaking & Simplex Path Demonochromatizing (2015) Master thesis and colloquium slides
	Das Newton-Polygon (2014) Seminar paper (in German)
	Cayley-Graphen (2013) Seminar paper and presentation (in German)
	Extended Persistence (2012) Bachelor thesis
	Coxeter Graphen (2012) Seminar paper (in German)
	Das Laplace-Spektrum (2011) Introductory seminar paper (in German)