Seminar WS 17/18 Graduate Seminar on Numerical Simulation
The seminar will take place on Tuesday, 16th and Wednesday 17th in room 2.040. The morning session will start at 10.00am and the afternoon session will start at 2.00pm.
| Date | Topic | Paper | Speaker |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tue morning | Curves | Michor and Mumford, 2006 | Miguel |
| Tue morning | Geodesic calculus | Rumpf and Wirth, 2015 | Matthias |
| Tue afternoon | Images | Berkels, Effland, Rumpf, 2015 | Fedor |
| Tue afternoon | Measures | Benamou and Brenier, 2000 | Pablo |
| Wed morning | Solid bodies | Fuchs et al., 2009 | Paul |
| Wed morning | Statistics | Rumf and Wirth, 2011 | Karen |
| Wed afternoon | Splines | Trouve and Vialard, 2012 | Lisa |
| Wed afternoon | Regression | Fletcher, 2013 | Nicholas |
Notes
- The major part of your paper should be presented on the black board. However, if there a are numerical results in the paper you are very welcome to show them at the end of your talk in a short beamer presentation.
- The time-slot for each individual talk will be 90 minutes. However, in order to admit questions and a short break in between you should prepare a talk that is at most 60-75 minutes (including the beamer presentation of numerical experiments!).
- The presentation is supposed to be in English, written hand-outs are welcome but optional (at most 2 pages).