STEFAN BANACH
INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICAL CENTER

SIXTH EU FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME TRANSFER OF KNOWLEDGE
SPADE2 and TODEQ

Course:
Inverse and Ill-Posed Problems
26–28 March 2008

Lectures by
Andreas Neubauer

Industrial Mathematics Institute, Johannes Kepler University
A-4040 Linz, Austria

Andreas Neubauer will read lectures at the Stefan Banach International Mathematical Center in Warsaw, ul Śniadeckich 8.
The course is based on the book: Regularization of Inverse Problems (by H.W. Engl, M. Hanke, and A. Neubauer). The course consists of 5 blocks, 100 min. each:

Wednesday, March 26

16⁰⁰ – 18⁰⁰

- Introduction into ill-posed problems

- Basics on the Moore Penrose Generalized Inverse,
  Singular Value Expansion and the Spectral Theory

Thursday, March 27

10⁰⁰ – 12⁰⁰

- Continuous Regularization Methods

- A Priori and A Posteriori Parameter Selection Methods

- Tikhonov Regularization

12¹⁵ – 13⁰⁰

- Communications by participants: Anna Mosentsova and Evgeniy Volynets

16⁰⁰ – 18⁰⁰

- Numerical Realization (also of a posteriori choices)

- Iterative Regularization Methods

- Tikhonov Regularization for Nonlinear Equations

18¹⁵

– Conference dinner

Friday, March 28

10⁰⁰ – 12⁰⁰

- Iterative Regularization Methods for Nonlinear Equations

15⁰⁰ – 17⁰⁰

- Adaptive Grid Regularization

Moreover a session of short communications and some tutorials/exercises depending on a need are foreseen. Participants who wish to present a short communication are kindly requested to notify it in the registration form.

The course is addressed mainly to mathematicians interested in modern applied mathematics. There is no registration fee. Some registered participants will be accommodated, free of charge, in the Banach Center guest rooms (number of places limited). We offer to cover also living expenses for some number of participants. In order to receive a support PhD/MSc students are asked to provide a recommendation letter from their supervisor.

Please send the registration form before the application deadline of 5th March 2008 to the e-mail address: ipp@impan.gov.pl with subject INVERSE

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Contact: Teresa Regińska, Institute of Mathematics, Polish Academy of Sciences, ul. Śniadeckich 8, P.O. Box 21, 00-956 Warszawa, POLAND
tel.: +48 22 52 28 100 fax: +48 22 62 25 750 e-mail: reginska@impan.gov.pl