Graduate Seminar on New Developments in PDE (S5B3)
In this research-oriented seminar we discussed recent topics in Calculus of Variations and Inverse Problems.
The seminar is held by Prof. Angkana Rüland and the second lecturer is Hendrik Baers.
Find the schedule below.
Info: the seminar will take place on Fridays from 10 c.t. to 12, in room N 0.003
News: the first appoint is on Friday 11 of April
Calendar
- 11.04.2025: Hendrik Baers
Quantitative Runge approximation in the context of an inverse problem
Abstract: The Calderón problem is one of the classic examples of an inverse problem. It is about determining the conductivity of a medium by making voltage and current measurements on its boundary. Some of the main questions of interest are about uniqueness and stability of this reconstruction.
In this talk, we will consider a related source-to-solution type inverse problem. One way of proving stability for such type of inverse problems is via a quantitative Runge approximation. We will investigate and prove a qualitative and a quantitative version of this approximation result. If time allows, we will then also argue how this can lead to stability estimates for the inverse problem.
- 18.04.2025: Karfreitag (i.e. no meeting)
- 25.04.2025: Camillo Tissot
Comparison Of Surface Energies In Scaling Laws
Abstract: The objective of this talk is to compare different surface energies for two-well singular perturbation problems associated with martensitic phase transformations. We show that scaling laws in the singular perturbation parameter are robust in the choice of the surface energy.
Building on Modica-Mortola type arguments we show that Lp based diffuse surface energies can always be bounded from below by a (L1 based) sharp interface penalization. We complement this by an almost matching upper bound.
- 02.05.2025: Simon Ruhland
Some classical theorems in interpolation theory
Note: The talk is based on Chapter 1 of the book "Interpolation Spaces - An Introduction" by Jöran Bergh and Jörgen Löfström.
- 09.05.2025: Hendrik Baers
Definitions and general properties of interpolation spaces
Note: The talk is based on Chapter 2 of the book "Interpolation Spaces - An Introduction" by Jöran Bergh and Jörgen Löfström.
- 16.05.2025: Manuel Heger
The real interpolation method
Note: The talk is based on Chapter 3 of the book "Interpolation Spaces - An Introduction" by Jöran Bergh and Jörgen Löfström.
- 23.05.2025: tba
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- 30.05.2025: Guillermo Pérez
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- 06.06.2025: Pfingstenferien (i.e. no meeting)
- 13.06.2025: tba
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- 20.06.2025: Karl Wiedemann
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- 27.06.2025: Lennart Machill
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- 04.07.2025: Daniel Linn
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- 11.07.2025: Noah Piemontese-Fischer
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- 18.07.2025: Antonio Tribuzio
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