Janike Oldekop
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Address:
Technische Universität Berlin
Institut für Mathematik (MA 3-2)
Straße des 17. Juni 136
10623 Berlin
Germany
Office hours:
Tuesday, 09:00 - 10:00 in MA 768
During lecture-free periods by appointment.
About me
I am a research and teaching assistant at TU Berlin. As a Phase II student, I am part of the Berlin Mathematical School and the research group of "Algebraic and Geometric Methods in Data Analysis" led by Carlos Améndola. I received my M.Sc. in Mathematics at OvGU Magdeburg under the supervision of Thomas Kahle and Carsten Conradi.
Research
My main research interest is algebraic statistics, in particular likelihood geometry of toric models. More broadly, I am also interested in developments regarding discrete and applied algebraic geometry.
Peer-reviewed articles and preprints:
- Euler Stratifications of Second Hypersimplices via Delta-matroids
Single-author paper (2026).
- Identifiability in Graphical Discrete Lyapunov Models
with C. O. Recke, S. Lumpp, N. Kushnerchuk, J. Li, J. I. Coons, and E. Robeva (2026).
- The Maximum Likelihood Degree of Toric Models is Monotonic
with C. Améndola, and M. Wiesmann (2025).
- One-dimensional Discrete Models of Maximum Likelihood Degree One
with C. Améndola, and V. D. Nguyen, Advances in Applied Mathematics 178 (2026) 103095.
- Matroid Stratification of ML Degrees of Independence Models
with O. Clarke, S. Hoşten, and N. Kushnerchuk, Algebraic Statistics 15(2) (2024) 199-223.
- Likelihood Geometry of Reflexive Polytopes
with C. Améndola, Algebraic Statistics 15(1) (2024) 113-143.
Teaching
- Summer 2026 – Discrete Geometry I
- Winter 2025/26 – Calculus I for Mathematicians
- Summer 2025 – Stochastics for Computer Scientists
- Winter 2024/25 – Discrete Geometry II
- Summer 2024 – Discrete Geometry I
- Winter 2023/24 – Linear Algebra I for Mathematicians
- Summer 2023 – Stochastics for Computer Scientists
- Winter 2022/23 – Discrete Geometry II
Student counseling
I am study counselor responsible for the study programs Business Mathematics and Technomathematics at TU Berlin. Detailed information about studying mathematics at TU Berlin can be found here 🔗. If you have further questions or need advice concerning the organization of your studies, please do not hesitate to write me an email or come to my office hours.
© Janike Oldekop - 26 June 2026