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Workshop "Fast Solvers for Simulation, Inversion, and Control of Wave Propagation Problems"

Date: 09/26/2011, 9:00 AM - 09/28/2011, 5:00 PM
Category: Veranstaltung
Organizer: Lehrstuhl für Mathematik IX (Wissenschaftliches Rechnen)

ESF OPTPDE Workshop in Würzburg from September 26-28, 2011

This Workshop aims at fostering development and application of fast computational techniques to direct and inverse wave problems that are of primal importance in strategic scientific and engineering areas. The ESF Waves workshop will also provide a forum for reseachers to discuss recent advances on the modeling and approximation of wave phenomena and on the formulation of control and inverse problems governed  by time-dependent and standing wave equations as Maxwell and Helmholtz equations.

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Organizers

Participants

Roman Anreev ETH Zürich, CH  
Anton Arnold TU Vienna, AT Asymptotically correct finite difference schemes for highly oscillatory ODEs
Daniele Boffi Università di Pavia, IT Exterior calculus and the finite element approximation of Maxwell's eigenvalue problem
Mike Botchev University of Twente, NL Krylov-subspace exponential time integration in the time-domain electromagnetic modeling
Bair Budaev University of California, US Probability and backscattering
Siegfried Cools University Antwerp, BE  
Matthias Ehrhardt Bergische Universität Wuppertal, DE Numerical Simulation of Periodic Structure Problems
Mohamed El Bouajaji INRIA, Sophia Antipolis Cedex, FR Optimized Schwarz algorithms for the time harmonic Maxwell equations discretized by a discontinuous Galerkin method
Maurizio Falcone Sapienza Università di Roma, IT From sand piles to dunes
Francisco Gaspar Universidad de Zaragoza, ES About an analysis of the Full Multigrid Method and its practical utility  
Omar Ghattas University of Texas at Austin, US Hessian-based reduction for large-scale statistical inverse wave propagation
Sergio Gonzalez Andrade Escuela Politecninca Nacional de Quito, ECUADOR  
Marcus Grote Universität Basel, CH Interior-Point Method for Time-Harmonic Inverse Medium Problems
Eldad Haber University of British Columbia., USA Towards waveform inversion
Sean Hardesty Rice University, USA Optimization of Shell Structure Acoustics
Christian Klingenberg Universität Würzburg, DE Stable numerical simulations of strong shock waves in magnetohydrodynamics
Axel Kröner TU München, DE  
Domenico Lahaye TU Delft, NL Towards Multiscale Imaging Using the Manifold Mapping Technique
Ira Livshits Ball State University, Muncie, US Adaptive Algebraic Multigrid method for solving indefinite Helmholtz equations
Scott MacLachlan Tufts University, USA A reformulation-based approach for multigrid solution of the Helmholtz equation
Roberta Mancini Universität Konstanz, DE A POD-model reduction on a time-domain electromagnetic inverse scattering problem
Wim Mulder TU Delft, NL Seismic inversion through focusing
Innocenzo Pinto Universita' del Sannio, IT Hunting Gravitational Waves
Bram Reps University Antwerp, BE  
Carmen Rodrigo Universidad de Zaragoza, ES  
Stephan Schmidt Universität Trier, DE Shape Optimization of Acoustic Horns
Georg Stadler ICES Texas Austin, US High-order discontinuous Galerkin-based 3D seismic inversion
Jari Toivanen University of Stanford, US A Hybrid Discontinuous Galerkin Method with Plane Waves for Helmholtz Problems and a Domain Decomposition Method
Stefan Ulbrich TU Darmstadt, DE Optimal Control of Discontinuous Solutions of Hyperbolic Conservation Laws: Theory and Numerical Approximation
Wim Vanroose University Antwerp, BE Analysis of Multigrid Preconditioner for Helmholtz equation with absorbing boundary conditions.
Xavier Vasseur CERFACS, Toulouse, FR An approximate two-level preconditioner combined with flexible Krylov subspace methods for the solution of heterogeneous Helmholtz problems on massively parallel computers
Kees Vuik TU Delft, NL Analysis of the multi-level, shifted Laplace preconditioned method for the Helmholtz equation
Elena Zhebel Shell Solving the 3D acoustic wave equation with explicit discontinuous Galerkin and continuous finite element methods
Zhao Jing TU Delft, NL  

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