Uri Ascher
University of British Columbia
Scientific, Seminar
Pacific Northwest Numerical Analysis Seminar 2012
The Pacific Northwest Numerical Analysis seminar (PNWNAS), now in its 25th year, seeks to bring together researchers from universities, government research labs, and industry from the Pacific Northwest to share expertise in both pure and applied...
Scientific, Seminar
On Some Inverse Problems, Regularization, Level Sets, Conjugate Gradients and Sparse Solutions
Scientific, Conference
WAVES 2011
This conference will involve presentations on the modeling and analysis of wave phenomena. It is one of the main venues where significant advances in the analysis and computational modeling of wave phenomena and exciting new applications are...
Scientific, Conference
Waves 2011 - Students and Postdocs
This conference will involve presentations on the modeling and analysis of wave phenomena. It is one of the main venues where significant advances in the analysis and computational modeling of wave phenomena and exciting new applications are...
Scientific, Seminar
SCAIM Seminar: Uri Ascher
Computer simulation is widely recognized nowadays as a major tool for scientific discovery as well as engineering testing. Correspondingly, typical challenges in today's scientific computing can be profoundly different from most numerical analysis...
Scientific, Seminar
Scientific Computation and Applied & Industrial Mathematics: Uri Ascher
Visual computing is a wide area that includes computer graphics and image processing, where the ``eyeball-norm'' rules. I will briefly discuss two case studies involving numerical methods and analysis applied to this area. The first involves motion...
Scientific, Seminar
Scientific Computing, Applied and Industrial Mathematics (SCAIM) Seminar: Uri Ascher
The possibility that a discrete process can be fruitfully approximated by a continuous one, with the latter involving a differential system, is fascinating. Important theoretical insights, as well as significant computational efficiency gains may lie...