A3 Foresight Program Conference on
Modeling and Computation of Applied Inverse Problems
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- Place: International Convention Center, Jeju, Korea
Conference Days: November 20-23, 2014 - Registration & Hotel reservation : Hotel Hana, Corea Condo
- Organizers: Gang Bao, Masahiro Yamamoto, Jin Keun Seo
- Conference Scope:
Through this conference, we hope to provide the scientific community and opportunity to achieve consolidation and identify new challenges and the most promising directions for progress. The conference will focus on mathematical models, imaging methodologies, and computational algorithms in the area of computational inverse problems. Experience over the past three decades has shown that finding solutions with practical significance and value requires an in-depth understanding of both the underlying physical phenomena with data acquisition systems as well as the implementation details of computational algorithms with mathematical analyses. Due to these heavy requirements, it is very difficult for one scientist to possess full knowledge spanning physical properties, data acquisition processes, and modeling with analyses towards proof of feasibility. The symbiotic interplay among theoretical mathematics, computational mathematics, and experimentation is crucial to understand and solve these realistic model problems. To deal with these challenging issues, we will meet to share experiences and suggestions, focusing on the following areas:
- What we know from our experiences
- What we do not know yet
- What applications are promising
- What we should do to facilitate technical progress
Schedule (download)
Kick-off Meeting Document (download)
Next meeting schedule, special issues for a book and a journal, and information of all pariticipants are included.
Presentation Materials (click each title to download a presentation material)
- Chinese team
1. Gang Bao (professor, Jejiang University), Inverse Problems for PDEs: Analysis, Computation, and Applications
2. Jijun Liu (professor, Southeast University), Inverse problems based on partial di erential equations and integral equations
3. Yongming Yang (professor, Fudan University), Numerical investigation of a bubble in another fluid
4. Shuai Lu (professor, Fudan University), Multi-frequency inverse acoustic source problem
5. Zhi Lin (professor, Jejiang University), Pollution Propagation and Related Inverse Problems in Urban Environments
6. Xiang Xu (professor, Jejiang University), Quantifying Mechanical Properties of Nanomaterials
7. Zhang Lei (professor, Heilongjiang University), Direct Scattering and Inverse Scattering for Unbounded Rough Surfaces with Tapered Wave Incidence
- Japanese team
1. Masahiro Yamamoto (professor, The Univ. of Tokyo), What we did, what we are doing, what we will be able to do
2. Masato Kimura (professor, Kanazawa University), Numerical and mathematical analysis of moving boundary problems
3. Takaaki Nara (professor, The Univ. of Tokyo), Algebraic reconstruction of current multipoles for biomagnetic inverse source problems
4. Hiroshi Fujiwara (professor, Kyoto University), Numerical Analysis of the Radiative Transfer Equation for Medical Imaging
5. Yutaka Kamimura (professor, TUMSAT), Mathematical analysis of some inverse problems through integral equations
6. Takashi Ohe (professor, Okayama University of Science), Numerical reconstruction of solutions in inverse problems for partial differential equations
7. Ryuichi Ashino (professor, Osaka Kyoiku University), Blind source separation using wavelet analysis
8. Fumio Kojima (professor, Kobe University), Stochastic Inverse Analysis for Nondestructive Evaluation using Generalized Polynomial Chaos
9. Toshitake Kohno(professor, The Univ. of Tokyo), Interaction between Geometry and Quantum Theory
10. Yikan Liu(Graduate Student, The Univ. of Tokyo), Various topics on multiple hyperbolic equations and fractional diffusion equations
11. Zhiyuan Li(Graduate Student, The Univ. of Tokyo), Time-fractional diffusion equations with distributed orders
12. Tomoro Asai(post-doc, The Univ. of Tokyo), Mathematical analysis on Mullins' model for thermal grooving
13. Kazutoshi Taguchi(Graduate Student, The Univ. of Tokyo), On solutions to the 1-harmonic flow with valued into a sphere
14. Masaaki Uesaka(Researcher, The Univ. of Tokyo), Homogenization in a thin layer with an oscillating interface and highly contrast coefficients
- Korean team
1. Jin Keun Seo (professor, Yonsei University), Current Researches in Medical Image Computing group at Yonsei university
2. Eung Je Woo (professor, Kyung Hee University), Electrical Conductivity Imaging and Its Applications
3. June-Yub Lee (professor, Ewha Womans University), A fast direct solver for quasi-periodic scattering problems with material junction points
4. Jong Chul Ye (professor, KAIST), Introduction to biomedical imaging and signal processing research at KAIST
5. Hae-Jeong Park (professor, Yonsei University), Challenges in Functional Brain Science from the Perspective of Inverse Problem
6. Jae Sung Lee (professor, Seoul National University), PET and Hybrid Imaging and Computation
7. Chang-Ock Lee (professor, KAIST), What's going on in the Computational Mathematics and Imaging Lab. of KAIST
About local support to A3 foreigner participants
- We will support the accommodation during the period between 20th and 23rd, November 2014. (Breakfast included)
- We will provide lunch and dinner during 21st-22rd Nov. for all A3 participants.
The participants will stay one of the following hotel.
- Hotel Hana : http://www.hotelhana.co.kr/html/eng/in_010.asp
- Corea Condo : http://www.coreacondo.co.kr/branch/branch_05.asp
