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Austrian Academy of Sciences JOHANN RADON INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTATIONAL AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS ANNUAL REPORT 2006 AUSTRIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES Annual Report 2006 Johann Radon Institute for Computational and Applied Mathematics PERIOD: 1.1.2006- 31.12.2006 DIRECTOR: Prof. Heinz W. Engl ADDRESS: Altenbergerstr. 69 A-4040 Linz 1/152 JOHANN RADON INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTATIONAL AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS ANNUAL REPORT 2006 Content 1. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INSTITUTE IN GENERAL.............................................................. 4 Personnel....................................................................................................................................................... 4 Office Space................................................................................................................................................... 6 IT Infrastructure 2006 ................................................................................................................................... 7 2. THE SCIENTIFIC ACHIEVEMENTS AND PLANS OF THE INSTITUTE..................................... 10 2.1. GROUP “COMPUTATIONAL METHODS FOR DIRECT FIELD PROBLEMS”............................................... 10 Introduction by Group Leader Prof. Ulrich Langer.................................................................................... 10 Almedin Becirovic advised by Prof. Joachim Schöberl............................................................................... 12 Dr. Gergana Bencheva................................................................................................................................ 14 Dr. Dylan Copeland .................................................................................................................................... 15 Dr. Marco Discacciati................................................................................................................................. 17 Martin Huber advised by Prof. Joachim Schöberl ...................................................................................... 18 Dr. Johannes Kraus..................................................................................................................................... 19 David Pusch advised by Prof. Ulrich Langer.............................................................................................. 21 Prof. Joachim Schöberl ............................................................................................................................... 23 Astrid Sinwel advised by Prof. Joachim Schöberl ....................................................................................... 24 Dr. Satyendra Tomar................................................................................................................................... 26 Sabine Zaglmayr advised by Prof. Joachim Schöberl ................................................................................. 28 2.2. GROUP “INVERSE PROBLEMS” ............................................................................................................ 30 Introduction by Group Leader Prof. Heinz W. Engl.................................................................................... 30 Prof. Dr. Sergei Pereverzyev....................................................................................................................... 31 Shuai Lu advised by Prof. Sergei Pereverzyev ............................................................................................ 33 Cao Hui advised by Prof. Sergei Pereverzyev............................................................................................. 34 Dr. Ronny Ramlau....................................................................................................................................... 36 Dr. Esther Klann advised by Dr. Ronny Ramlau......................................................................................... 38 Dr. Arnd Rösch............................................................................................................................................ 40 Klaus Krumbiegel advised by Dr. Arnd Rösch............................................................................................ 42 Svetlana Cherednichenko advised by Dr. Arnd Rösch ................................................................................ 43 Nataliya Metla advised by Dr. Arnd Rösch and Dr. Roland Griesse .......................................................... 44 Dr. Elena Resmerita .................................................................................................................................... 45 Dr. Herbert Egger ....................................................................................................................................... 47 Dr. Benjamin Hackl..................................................................................................................................... 48 Dr. Andreas Hofinger.................................................................................................................................. 50 Dr. Hanna Katriina Pikkarainen................................................................................................................. 51 Dr. Mourad Sini........................................................................................................................................... 52 Dr. Lin He.................................................................................................................................................... 54 Marie-Therese Wolfram advised by Prof. Martin Burger ........................................................................... 58 Kattrin Arning advised by Prof. Heinz W. Engl .......................................................................................... 59 Dr. James Lu ............................................................................................................................................... 60 Dr. Stefan Müller......................................................................................................................................... 61 Dr. Stefan Kindermann................................................................................................................................ 63 Prof. Vincenzo Capasso, Milano (Long-term visitor).................................................................................. 65 GROUP “SYMBOLIC COMPUTATION”................................................................................................................. 67 Introduction by Group Leader Prof. Josef Schicho..................................................................................... 67 Alexander Zapletal advised by Prof. Bruno Buchberger............................................................................. 68 Michael Barton advised by Prof. Josef Schicho .......................................................................................... 68 Brian Moore advised by Prof. Josef Schicho............................................................................................... 69 Dr. Florina Piroi ......................................................................................................................................... 70 Dr. Georg Regensburger ............................................................................................................................. 71 Dr. Martin Giese ......................................................................................................................................... 72 Dr. Janka Pilnikova..................................................................................................................................... 73 José Manuel García Vallinas advised by Prof. Josef Schicho..................................................................... 75 Prof. Josef Schicho ...................................................................................................................................... 75 2/152 JOHANN RADON INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTATIONAL AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS ANNUAL REPORT 2006 Dr. Oliver Labs............................................................................................................................................ 78 Mario Kapl advised by Prof. Josef Schicho................................................................................................. 79 Dr. Markus Rosenkranz............................................................................................................................... 79 Niels Lubbes advised by Prof. Josef Schicho............................................................................................... 81 Dr. Pavel Chalmoviansky............................................................................................................................ 81 Dr. Tobias Beck........................................................................................................................................... 82 2.3. GROUP “FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS” ................................................................................................. 84 Introduction by Group Leader Prof. Hansjörg Albrecher........................................................................... 84 Prof. Hansjörg Albrecher............................................................................................................................ 85 Dominik Kortschak advised by Prof. Hansjörg Albrecher .........................................................................
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