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AIP 2009 Conference Guide About AIP The field of Inverse Problems is meanwhile well established within the applied sciences. Today’s advances in hardware and algorithms allow to address complex real-world problems of inverse nature. They arise from pressing questions in - among others - medical and industrial applications as well as in life and earth sciences. The series of AIP Conferences aims to provide a primary international forum for researchers working on diverse aspects of applied inverse problems - ranging from mathematical modelling via functional analytic theories and methods towards computational approaches. Each conference presents invited talks by international experts as well as a sequence of minisymposia on topics of current interest. The venues are chosen to encourage a strong interaction between the participants. The AIP conference is held every two years at alternating locations, hosting places so far have been Montecatini (2001), Lake Arrowhead, California (2003), Cirencester, UK Cotswold region (2005) and Vancouver (2007). The fifth conference will take place in Vienna from July 20th to 24th in 2009. Program Committee Mario Bertero (University of Genoa) Marc Bonnet (Ecole Polytechnique) Martin Burger (University of M¨unster) Heinz Engl, Chair (RICAM & University of Vienna) Bernd Hofmann (Chemnitz University of Technology) Matti Lassas (Helsinki University of Technology) Joyce McLaughlin (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) Michele Piana (University of Genova) Roland Potthast (Georg-August-University Goettingen) William Rundell (Texas A&M University) Erkki Somersalo (Helsinki University of Technology) Gunther Uhlmann (University of Washington) Masahiro Yamamoto (University of Tokyo) Jun Zou (Chinese University of Hong Kong) Organizing Committee Heinz Engl,Chair (RICAM & University of Vienna) Wolfgang Forsthuber (RICAM) Magdalena Fuchs (RICAM) Stefan Kindermann (Johannes Kepler University of Linz) Philipp K¨ugler (RICAM) Andreas Neubauer (Johannes Kepler University of Linz) Sergiy Pereverzyev Jr. (Johannes Kepler University of Linz) Ronny Ramlau (Johannes Kepler University of Linz) Contents General Information 2 SocialEvents ............................ 2 Invited Talks 2 Minisymposia 4 Overview .............................. 4 ListofMinisymposia ........................ 5 ListofMinisymposiaTalks. 9 Posters 33 Abstracts 36 List of Participants 103 1 General Information Campus map and time schedule are located on the back cover. Social Events Evening Reception at Vienna City Hall. Tuesday, July 21, 2009, 7:30 pm, at the City Hall main entrance. Conference Excursion. Wednesday, July 22, 2009. Meeting Point: 2:30 pm, at Nationalbank, Otto- Wagner-Platz. Option 1: Historical Vienna with tour through Sch¨onbrunn Palace. Duration is approximately 3 hours. Option 2: Kahlenberg - Klosterneuburg. Duration is approximately 3.5 hours. At the end of the excursions, the buses will bring the participants to the conference dinner. Conference Dinner. Wednesday, July 22, 2009, 6:00 pm, at the Winery Fuhrgassl-Huber, Neustift/Walde 68, 1190 Wien. Invited Talks Monday, July 20 9:00 – 10:00 Alfred Louis (Saarland University) “Feature reconstruction in tomography” 14:00 – 15:00 Jeffrey Bamber (Institute of Cancer Research) “Progress in quantitative elastography for cancer medicine” Tuesday, July 21 9:00 – 10:00 Mohammed Jaoua (Polytech. Nice-Sophia) “Detection of small flaws locations using topological asymptotic expansion” 14:00 – 15:00 Thorsten Hohage (University of G¨ottingen) “Inverse problems with Poisson data” 2 Wednesday, July 22 9:00 – 10:00 Barbara Kaltenbacher (University of Stuttgart) “Adaptive and multilevel methods for parameter identification in partial differential equations” 10:30 – 11:30 Patricia Lamm (Michigan State University) “Generalized Local Regularization for Ill-Posed Problems” 11:30 – 12:30 Calderon Prize Lecture Thursday, July 23 9:00 – 10:00 David Colton (University of Delaware) “Faber-Krahn Type Inequalities in Inverse Scattering Theory” 14:00 – 15:00 George Biros (Georgia Institute of Technology) “Variational methods for cardiac motion estimation” Friday, July 24 9:00 – 10:00 Gen Nakamura (Hokkaido University) “Inverse problems for reconstructing the medium discontinuities” 10:30 – 11:30 Jin Cheng (Fudan University) “The Mathematical Analysis of the Diffusion Process and its Applications” 11:30 – 12:30 Habib Ammari (CNRS) “The Method of Small-Volume Expansions in Emerging Biomedical Imaging” 3 Minisymposia Overview Date/Room A B C1 C2 D Aula Monday Arridge- Pereverzyev- Piana Ascher Clason Ring 1 10:30-12:30 Schotland Pinnau Monday Bauer- Wright- Nashed- Francini Griesmaier Massone 15:15-17:15 Pricop 1 Zanni 1 Tamasan 1 Tuesday Sini- Rondi- Bredies- D’Amore- McLaughlin Rosasco 10:30-12:30 Potthast Di Cristo Lorenz 1 Sgallari 1 Tuesday Bal- P¨otscher- Bertero- Haltmeier- Lassas- Yamamoto 15:15-17:15 Schotland Munk Hohage 1 Zangerl 1 Kurylev Thursday Cakoni- Wright- Rosen- Nielsen Lu Quinto 10:30-12:30 Haddar Zanni 2 Wang Thursday Burger- Bertero- Nashed- Blum Hanke Stehlik 15:15-17:15 Nielsen Hohage 2 Tamasan 2 Friday Bauer- Bertero- D’Amore- Steinbach Kirsch Ring 2 14:00-16:00 Pricop 2 Hohage 3 Sgallari 2 Friday Bredies- Haltmeier- Navasca- Fomel Alpers Siltanen 16:15-18:15 Lorenz 2 Zangerl 2 Kindermann Each minisymposium talk is 25 minutes long. After the end of each talk, there are 5 minutes for discussion. 4 List of Minisymposia Monday, July 20 10:30 – 12:30 Inverse Problems in Neuroscience, Room A (Michele Piana) New developments in Optical Tomography, Room B (Simon Arridge and John Schotland) Recent Trends in Iterative Regularization Algorithms, Room C1 (Sergiy Pereverzyev Jr. and Rene Pinnau) Sparse Solutions in Inverse Problems, Room C2 (Uri Ascher) Applications of Carleman Estimates in Numerical Methods for Inverse Problems, Room D (Christian Clason) New Developments in Geometric Inverse Problems (1), Room Aula (Wolfgang Ring) Monday, July 20 15:15 – 17:15 Inverse Problems in Elasticity, Room A (Elisa Francini) Application-oriented Sampling Methods for Inverse Scattering Problems, Room B (Roland Griesmaier) Interplay between Deterministic and Statistical Inverse Problems (1), Room C1 (Frank Bauer and Mihaela Pricop) Results from NASA’s RHESSI Solar Spectroscopic Imager - Fertile Ground for Inverse Problem Research, Room C2 (Anna Maria Massone) Optimization-based Approaches in Image Processing (1), Room D (Stephen J. Wright and Luca Zanni) Non-smooth Optimization in Inverse Problems (1), Room Aula (Zuhair Nashed and Alexandru Tamasan) 5 Tuesday, July 21 10:30 – 12:30 Emerging Techniques and Technologies for Biomechanical Imaging, Room A (Joyce McLaughlin) Detection of Complex Interfaces by Nondestructive Evaluations, Room B (Mourad Sini and Roland Potthast) Discrete-like Inverse Problems: Analysis and Numerics, Room C1 (Luca Rondi and Michele Di Cristo) Regularization, Algorithms and Sparsity -Banach Spaces and Beyond (1), Room C2 (Kristian Bredies and Dirk Lorenz) Regularization Approaches to Learning from High Dimensional Data, Room D (Lorenzo Rosasco) Inverse Problems: Computational Aspects and Emerging Applications (1), Room Aula (Luisa D’Amore and Fiorella Sgallari) Tuesday, July 21 15:15 – 17:15 Inverse Problems for Industrial Measurement Techniques, Room A (Masahiro Yamamoto) Inverse Problems in Optical Imaging, Room B (Guillaume Bal and John Schotland) Statistical Inverse Problems, Room C1 (Benedikt P¨otscher and Axel Munk) Image Reconstruction Methods in Astronomyand Microscopy: Sparsity, Nonnegativity, and Poisson data (1), Room C2 (Mario Bertero and Thorsten Hohage) Recent Developments in Tomography, Room D (Markus Haltmeier and Gerhard Zangerl) Analytic and Geometric Methods for Applied Inverse problems, Room Aula (Matti Lassas and Yaroslav Kurylev) 6 Thursday, July 23 10:30 – 12:30 Recent Contributions to the Inverse Problem of Electrocardiography, Room A (Bj¨orn Fredrik Nielsen) The Determination of Boundary Coefficients in Inverse Boundary Value Problems and Scattering Theory, Room B (Fioralba Cakoni and Houssem Haddar) Multi-parameter Regularization and its Numerical Realization, Room C1 (Shuai Lu) Tomographic Inverse Problems, Room C2 (Eric Todd Quinto) Optimization-based Approaches in Image Processing (2), Room D (Stephen J. Wright and Luca Zanni) Computational Methods for Estimation Problems for Distributed Parameter Systems, Room Aula (Gary Rosen and Chunming Wang) Thursday, July 23 15:15 – 17:15 Data Assimilation for Geophysical Problems, Room A (Jacques Blum) Inverse Problems in Impedance Tomography and Inverse Scattering, Room B (Martin Hanke-Bourgeois) Preconditioning in Inverse Problems, Room C1 (Martin Burger and Bj¨orn Fredrik Nielsen) Image Reconstruction Methods in Astronomyand Microscopy: Sparsity, Nonnegativity, and Poisson data (2), Room C2 (Mario Bertero and Thorsten Hohage) Inverse problems in Statistics and Probability, Room D (Milan Stehlik) Non-smooth Optimization in Inverse Problems (2), Room Aula (Zuhair Nashed and Alexandru Tamasan) 7 Friday, July 24 14:00 – 16:00 Magnetic Resonance and Magnetic Induction Tomography, Room A (Olaf Steinbach) Recent Reconstruction Approaches for Electrical Impedance Tomography and Inverse Scattering by Pe- riodic Media, Room B (Andreas Kirsch) Interplay between Deterministic and Statistical Inverse Problems (2), Room C1 (Frank Bauer and Mihaela Pricop) Image Reconstruction Methods in Astronomyand Microscopy: Sparsity, Nonnegativity, and Poisson data (3), Room C2 (Mario Bertero and Thorsten Hohage) New Developments in Geometric InverseProblems (2), Room
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