MS 14: Theory and numerical methods for inverse problems and tomography

Thu, 30 March, 2017, 16:30–18:30, Room: SP2 416

Organizer

Michael V. Klibanov

Abstract

The Radon transform (1917) represents the most spectacular success of the entire theory of Inverse Problems. Still, the theory of Inverse Problems needs to be developed further in order to satisfy those needs of science and engineering to which the Radon transform cannot be applied. Along with the theory computational method for Inverse Problems are very important ones for practical solutions of these problems.
The goal of this minisimposium is to bring together experts from various universities, who will present their recent results in both the theory and computations of various inverse problems. In particular, some of these results are closely related to the Radon transform.

List of speakers

Patrick Bradsley
Kirchhoff migration without phases
Michael V. Klibanov
Phaseless inverse scattering problems and Radon transform
Olga Krivorotko
Spherical means and Godunov regularization in thermoacoustics
Loc H. Nguyen
A globally convergent algorithm for a 3D inverse scattering problem in frequency domain
Yury Shestopalov
Spectra of Running Waves and Solution to Inverse Problems in Waveguides
Thomas Schuster
The importance of the Radon transform in vector field tomography