Inverse Problems Summer School

1st Applied Mathematics Symposium Münster

Summer School on Inverse Problems

September 22-25, 2015

Münster

Speakers and titles (and slides when available)

Each of the four speakers will teach a course of three 90 minute lectures. Speakers are

Thorsten Hohage: Regularization of Statistical Inverse Problems and Applications (slides of the talk)
Michael Möller: Variational Methods in Image Processing (Chapter 0, Chapter 1, Chapter 2, Chapter 3)
Guillaume Bal: Hybrid inverse problems and applications to elastography and Photo-acoustic tomography.
William Rundell: Inverse spectral problems / Inverse problems with fractional derivatives (slides of the talk)

Schedule

Schedule and a map are now available for download: schedule and map

Note:

All events take place in Room SRZ 19/20, Orleans-Ring 12, See the separate map
Meet the expert: Chance to discuss with speakers in informal manner during coffee break
Lunch is available in the "Mensa", close to the venue, see map
On Thursday, lunch is provided by the organizers
Coffee breaks take place in the "Foyer", next to the lecture hall



Schedule
	22.9.	23.9.	24.9.	25.9.
Time	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
09:00	Registration	W. Rundell (Lecture 2)	M. Möller (Lecture 1)	G. Bal (Lecture 2)



10:30	coffee break	coffee break	coffee break	coffee break
11:00	T. Hohage (Lecture 1)	T. Hohage (Lecture 3)	G. Bal (Lecture 1)	M. Möller (Lecture 3)



12:30	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch provided	Lunch
	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch provided	Lunch
13:30	W. Rundell (Lecture 1)	W. Rundell (Lecture 3)	M. Möller (Lecture 2)	G. Bal (Lecture 3)



15:00	coffee break	MtE: Rundell	MtE: Möller	MtE: Bal
15:30	T. Hohage (Lecture 2)
			MtE=meet the expert


17:00	MtE: Hohage

Venue

The school takes place in the mathematics building in Münster which is located at (Google maps):

Einsteinstrasse 62
48149 Münster
Germany

Accomodation

Rooms for participants have been reserved in the Nordstern-Hostel. If you wish to book a room for 20 Euro per person per night in a double room, please tick the corresponding box in the registration form.

Travel

The University of Münster is located in Münster, Westphalia, Germany. The address of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science is Einsteinstrasse 62-64 and is easily available on most navigator systems. Of course, you'll find us on Google Maps.

By plane: The airport Münster-Osnabrück (FMO) is located 30 km from Münster. Shuttle service by bus to Münster central station is available (45 min). The airport of Düsseldorf (DUS) is further away, but offers far more international connections. The train ride to Münster central station is 90 minutes. Details about connecting busses and trains are available via bahn.de.
Public transport: Münster is well connected by train. For details see Deutsche Bahn. Starting at central station, several bus lines lead to the department. Best choices are probably bus routes 5, 11, 12, 22 direction Gievenbeck or Nienberge. Get off at bus stop Coesfelder Kreuz after about 15 minutes. To get to the department, go right and cross the street with traffic lights. There is a flat building right after the corner, connected to a 9-story-building, this is the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science. As an alternative, take a taxi from the main station.
By car:
Use your favorite routing service. The address of the parking lot is
Orleansring 10, 48149 Münster, Germany
The building is new, and so is the address. Google Maps has it correctly listed.

Fees

To participate in the school, we require a fee of 60 Euro for each participant. Details about the payment will be send to you after successful registration.

There will be a limited number of travel funds available for young researchers which would otherwise be unable to attend the school. If you want to apply for one of these, please tick the corresponding box in the registration form.

Contact

For questions on the workshop contact am.symposium@wwu.de