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The Michigan Center for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (MCIAM) at the Michigan State University is pleased to announce a two-day workshop on April 19-20, 2010, on ``Inverse Problems: Theory, computation, and applications.''
One of the main objectives of the MCIAM center is to expose local, national and international industry to skills and tools that modern applied mathematics can bring to bear on multiscale problems. Problems of interests are non-linear and span many temporal and spatial scales, making these problems challenging from both analytical and numerical perspectives. While modeling has been used as a tool to bridge a wide range of scales, it is the combination of modeling with simulation and analysis that has led to a range of successful tools for exploring these problems; yet there are many problems that remain well beyond the existing capabilities.
This third MCIAM workshop will focus on Theory, Computation, and Applications of Inverse Problems. A main goal of the workshop is to bring together researchers in various fields that involve analysis and computation of inverse problems. The workshop aims to offer a comfortable and spirited gathering at a small scale to promote exchange of ideas between colleagues in computation, analysis, and modeling of inverse problems along with applications, and to explore future research directions.
The expanded program is here.
The updated schedule is here.
The registration fee is $100 for a non-student participant and $30 for a student participant. The registration fee must be payable to ``Michigan State University-MCIAM Workshop'' via check or money order. Graduate students and postdocs are strongly encouraged to participate in the workshop. If there are any questions regarding registration, please contact Andrew Christlieb (christlieb@math.msu.edu) or Jianliang Qian (qian@math.msu.edu).
The Registration Form is here for download.
There will be partial support available, on a competitive basis, for participating gra duate students and postdocs. The support will cover up to $250 of the expenses incurred. The participating graduate students and postdocs who are presenting posters will have priority to get the partial support.
To apply for support, prospective students and postdocs must:
Both the letter and project description should be submitted via email to bao@math.msu.edu with the subject line ``MCIAM workshop request for support for FIRST AND LAST NAME''. Applications are due by April 2nd and notification of support will be given on April 9th.