CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
11th International Conference
Inverse Problems: Modeling and Simulation(IPMS 2024)
held on May 26 – June 01, 2024, Paradise Bay Resort Hotel, Malta
http://www.ipms-conference.org

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CONFERENCE PROGRAMMETABLE of CONTENTS

General Information ................................................................................................................ ….……….3
Organizing Institution/Sponsors ................................................................................................................ 4
Main Topics ............................................................................................................................................... 5
Committees ................................................................................................................................................ 6
Conference Program Outline ..................................................................................................................... 7
Plenary Sessions/ Minisymposiums
Monday, May 27, 2024............................................................................................................................ 12
Tuesday, May 28, 2024 .......................................................................................................................... 14
Thursday, May 30, 2024 .......................................................................................................................... 18
Friday, May 31, 2024 ............................................................................................................................. 21

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Welcometo the 11th International Conference Inverse Problems: Modeling and Simulation
May 26 - June 01, 2024, Paradise Bay Resort Hotel, Malta
The First International Conference Inverse Problems: Modeling and Simulation (sponsors: by Fethiye Municipality, Office of Naval Research International Field
Office and Naval Undersea Warfare Center (USA), Danish Interdisciplinary Inversion Group) was held on July 14-21, 2002 in Fethiye, Turkey. It was one of thefirst major international meetings on inverse problems.
The Second International Conference “Inverse Problems: Modeling and Simulation was held on June 07 – 12, 2004 in Fethiye, Turkey. Sponsors: Fethiye
Municipality, journals Inverse Problems', Journal of Inverse and Ill-Posed Problems', Inverse Problems in Engineering', TUBITAK.
The Third International Conference Inverse Problems: Modeling and Simulation was held on May 29 – June 02, 2006 in Oludeniz - Fethiye, Mugla, Turkey.
Sponsors Mugla Governorship, TUBITAK, Öludeniz Municipality, international journals Inverse Problems, Journal of Inverse and Ill-Posed Problems, Inverse
Problems in Science and Engineering.'
The Fourth International Conference Inverse Problems: Modeling and Simulation was held on May 26 -30, 2008 in Öludeniz-Fethiye. Sponsors the Turkish
International Cooperation and Development Agency (TIKA), Mugla Governorship, Ankara Branch of Turkish Mathematical Society, Oludeniz Municipality,international journals mentioned above.
The Fifth and Sixth International Conferences Inverse Problems: Modeling and Simulation were held on May 24-29, 2010, and May 21-26, 2012, respectively, atthe Lykia World Antalya Hotel, Turkey. Both conferences were held under the auspices of the organizations mentioned above.
The Seventh International Conference Inverse Problems: Modeling and Simulation was held on May 26-31, 2014 at the Liberty Hotels Lykia, Öludeniz-Fethiye,
Turkey. The meeting was supported by the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TUBITAK).
The Eighth International Conference Inverse Problems: Modeling and Simulation was held on May 23-28, 2016 at the Liberty Hotels, Lykia, Ölüdeniz, Fethiye Turkey. The main sponsors of the conference were Izmir University, École Polytechnique and the Eurasian Association on Inverse Problems (EAIP).
The Ninth International Conference Inverse Problems: Modeling and Simulation was held during on May 21-25, 2018 at the Paradise Bay Resort Hotel, Mellieha,
Malta. The conference brought together over 250 experts on inverse problems and applications from 32 countries. The main sponsor of the conference was The
Eurasian Association on Inverse Problems (http://www.eurasianip.org).
The Tenth International Conference Inverse Problems: Modeling and Simulation was held on May 22–28, 2022 in Malta, at the Paradise-Bay Resort Hotel. In
addition to being a jubilee conference in and of itself, this conference honored the jubilees of several eminent experts on inverse problems from around the globe.
This conference, as with the previous two conferences, has been organized under the auspices of the Eurasian Association on Inverse Problems.
The Eleventh International Conference Inverse Problems: Modeling and Simulation, will take place from May 26 to June 01, 2024 at the Paradise Bay Resort
Hotel, Malta. The Eurasian Association on Inverse Problems is the principal sponsor of this conference.

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Organizing Institution and Sponsors

4Main Topics
 Inverse Problems in: Tomography; Medical Imaging; Mechanics; Nondestructive Testing; Material Science; Underground Prospecting; Acoustics; Geosciences;
Heat and Mass Transfer; Chemistry, Biology, Medicine, Economics and Life Sciences; Electromagnetism; Theory of Solitons; Learning Theory
 Imaging Regularization Techniques Statistical and Probabilistic Methods
 Bayesian Techniques for Inverse Problems in Stochastic PDEs
 Numerical Inversion Algorithms
 Inverse and Control Problems for Differential Equations and Variational Inequalities
 Geometric Inverse Problems
 Radon Transforms and Integral Geometry
 Convex Analysis and Inverse Problems
 Inverse Problems and Signal Processing Identification and Shape Optimization in Vibration Structures
 Inverse Scattering Wave Propogation
 Determination of Boundary and Initial Conditions
 Computational Methods and Identifiability Concepts
 Spectral Inversion
 Inverse Problems with Data-Driven Methods and Deep Learning

5Committees
Chair of the Conference: Alemdar Hasanov Hasanoglu, Turkey
Co-Chairs: Roman Novikov, France; Eric Todd Quinto, USA; Otmar Scherzer, Austria; Cristiana Sebu, Malta
International Program Committee:
 Simon Arridge, UK Giovanni S. Alberti, Italy
 Laurent Baratchart, France
 Jin Cheng, China
 Thorsten Hohage, Germany
 Hiromichi Itou, Japan
 Sergey I. Kabanikhin, Russia
 Barbara Kaltenbacher, Austria Leonid Kunyansky, USA Mikko Salo, Finland
International Organizing Committee:
 Onur Baysal, Malta Karel Van Bockstal, Belgium
 Alexandre Jollivet, France Alexandre Kawano, Brazil
 Burhan Pektas, Turkey
 Yanica Said, Malta Cristiana Sebu, Malta (Chair)

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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME OUTLINEREGISTRATION: Paradise Bay Resort Hotel Reception Hall

10:00-10:35

SUNDAY, May 26, 2024, 10:00-19:00
MONDAY, May 27, 2024, 08:00-10:00
MONDAY, May 27, 2024
Opening Ceremony & Award Presentation (Amphitheatre)

10:40-11:20

PLENARY SESSION (Salon A)
Chair: Andrea Aspri
Coffee BreakMINISYMPOSIUMS

11:20-11:40(Sessions consist of four 25-minute presentations.)

Salon A

Salon B

Salon C

M1: The Radon Transform:
M10: Inverse and Control Problems M4: New Trends
Progress and Challenges
for Evolution Equations andin Regularization Theory
11:40-13:20
Minisymposium dedicated toOrganizers: S. Kindermann,
Variational Inequalities
Professor Jan Boman
Organizer: M. Slodička
R. Plato, B. Hofmann
Organizers: P. Kurasov, R. Novikov, Session 1
Session 1
E.T. Quinto
Session 1
13:20-14:30
Lunch
M1 (Continued)
M10 (Continued)
M4 (Continued)
14:30-16:10
Session 2
Session 2
Session 2

M12: Applied Inverse Problems
and Partial Differential Equations
Organizers: K. Van Bockstal,
M. Ruzhansky, B. Torebek
Session 1

M12 (Continued)
Session 2

Coffee Break

16:10-16:30

M2: Microlocal Analysis andWaves: Progress and Challenges
16:30-18:35 Organizers: R. Ramlau, E.T. Quinto,
K. Sadiq, O. Scherzer
Session 1

Salon D

M17: In Memoriam: Professor
M16: Inverse Problem Theory for
Pierre Célestin Sabatier (1935-2023) Innovation of Detection Methods
Organizer: C. Sebu
Organizers: H. Itou, V. Kovtunenko,
Y. KianSession 1
Session 1

Welcome Party

19:30-20:30

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M12 (Continued)
Session 3

TUESDAY, May 28, 2024
PLENARY SESSION (Salon A)
Chair: Yikan Liu

09:00-09:40

MINISYMPOSIUMSSalon A

Salon B

Salon C

M2: Microlocal Analysis and Waves: M17: In Memoriam: Professor
M4: New Trends in
Progress and Challenges (Continued) Pierre Célestin Sabatier (1935-2023) Regularization Theory (Continued)
Organizers: R. Ramlau, E.T. Quinto, (Continued)
Organizers: S. Kindermann,
09:50-11:30
K. Sadiq, O. Scherzer
Organizer: C. Sebu
R. Plato, B. Hofmann
Session 2
Session 2
Session 3

M2 (Continued)
Session 3

M17 (Continued)
Session 3

M12 (Continued)
M5: Inverse Problemsin Hybrid Imaging Modalities
Session 5
Organizers: S. Arridge, L. Kunyansky
Session 1

Lunch

13:30-15:00

M2 (Continued)
Session 4

M11: Image Restoration Under
Poisson Noise
Organizers: F. Benvenuto,
Y. Lou, F. Werner
Session 1

15:00-16:40

M14: Recent Advances in Inverse M15: Imaging with Waves
Scattering Theory and Applications in Complex Media
Organizers: T. Hohage, S. Meng,
Organizers: A. Kim, C. Tsogka
R. Novikov
Session 1
Session 1

Coffee Break

16:40-17:00

M16: Inverse Problem Theory for
Innovation of Detection Methods(Continued)
17:00-18:40
Organizers: H. Itou, V. Kovtunenko,
Y. KianSession 2
19:00-19:30

M12: Applied Inverse Problems
and Partial Differential Equations(Continued)
Organizers: K. Van Bockstal,
M. Ruzhansky, B. Torebek
Session 4

Coffee Break

11:30-11:50
11:50-13:30

Salon D

M11 (Continued)
Session 2

M15 (Continued)
Session 2

Biennial Assembly of the Eurasian Association on Inverse Problems (Salon A)

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WEDNESDAY, May 29, 2024

Excursions

Round Malta Boat Tour
10:00-17:00

This tour includes open bar all day for water, soft drinks and juice, morning snack, cold buffet lunch
including beer and wine, fresh fruits, English commentary and a stop for swimming(departure from the hotel at 9:30).

Malta City Sightseeing Tour
09:30-17:30

This tour includes visits of Valletta, St. John’s Co-Cathedral, Mdina
and time-permitting a small stop for swimming or a short boat tour at the Blue Grotto.

Each of these excursions costs 55 euros per person.
This fee must be paid to the conference assistant at the registration desk a few days before the tours begin.

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PLENARY SESSION (Salon A)

09:00-09:40

Chair: Yi-Hsuan Lin

MINISYMPOSIUMSSalon A
M9: Inverse Problems
for Fractional Equations
Organizers: G. Covi,
09:50-11:30
B. Kaltenbacher, M. Salo
Session 1

Salon B

Salon C

M8: Inverse Problems with DataM14: Recent Advances in Inverse M7: Bayesian, Variational, andDriven Methods and Deep Learning Scattering Theory and Applications Optimization Techniques for Inverse
Organizers: T. Bubba,(Continued)
Problems in Stochastic PDEs
A. Hauptmann, L. Ratti
Organizers: T. Hohage,
Organizers: B. Kaltenbacher,
S.
Meng,
R.
Novikov
A. Khan, H.J. Starkloff, C. Tammer
Session 1
Session 2
Session 1

Coffee Break

11:30-11:50

M9 (Continued)
Session 2
11:50-13:30

M8 (Continued)
Session 2

M14 (Continued)
Session 3

M6: Topological Derivatives inInverse Problems and Shape
Optimization
Organizers: P. Gangl, M.-L. Rapún
Session 1

M7 (Continued)
M5: Inverse Problemsin Hybrid Imaging Modalities
Session 3(Continued)
Organizers: S. Arridge, L. Kunyansky
Session 2

Coffee Break

16:40-17:00

M3 (Continued)
17:00-18:40
Session 2

M7 (Continued)
Session 2

Lunch

13:30-15:00

M3: Inverse and Control Problems
in Vibrating Structures: Theory,
Applications and Computational
15:00-16:40 Aspects
Organizers: O. Baysal,
A. Kawano, A. Morassi
Session 1

Salon D

M6 (Continued)
Session 2

Banquet20:00-24:00

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FRIDAY, May 31, 2024
PLENARY SESSION (Salon A)

09:00-09:40

Chair: Sebastian Neumayer

MINISYMPOSIUMSSalon A

Salon B

M9: Inverse Problems for
Fractional Equations (Continued)
Organizers: G. Covi,
09:50-11:30 B. Kaltenbacher, M. Salo
Session 3

Salon C

M13: Applications of Rich
Tomography
Organizers: S. Holman
W.R.B. Lionheart
Session 1

M10: Inverse and Control
Problems for Evolution Equations
and Variational Inequalities(Continued)
Organizer: M. Slodička
Session 3

Salon D
M7: Bayesian, Variational, andOptimization Techniques for Inverse
Problems in Stochastic PDEs
(Continued)
Organizers: B. Kaltenbacher,
A. Khan, H.J. Starkloff, C. Tammer
Session 4

Coffee Break

11:30-11:50

M13 (Continued)
M8: Inverse Problems with DataDriven Methods and Deep Learning Session 2
11:50-13:30 (Continued)
Organizers: T. Bubba, A. Hauptmann,
L. Ratti
Session 3

M10 (Continued)
Session 4

M7 (Continued)
Session 5

Lunch

13:30-15:00

M8 (Continued)
Session 4

M3: Inverse and Control Problems
in Vibrating Structures: Theory,
Applications and Computational
Aspects (Continued)
Organizers: O. Baysal,
A. Kawano, A. Morassi
Session 3

15:00-16:40

16:40-17:00

Coffee Break

18:50-19:20

Closing Ceremony. Election of Committee Members for IPMS 2026 (Salon A)

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CONFERENCE PROGRAMMEMONDAY, May 27, 2024

10:40-11:20
11:20-11:40

PLENARY SESSION (Salon A)
Chair: Andrea Aspri
Chrysoula Tsogka, Professor of Mathematics, University of California, Merced, USA, ctsogka@ucmerced.edu
Correlation-informed ordered dictionary learning for imaging in complex media
Coffee BreakMINISYMPOSIUMS
M1: The Radon Transform:
M10: Inverse and Control Problems M4: New Trends
Progress and Challenges
for Evolution Equations andin Regularization Theory
Chairs: P. Kurasov, R. Novikov,
Chairs: S. Kindermann, R. Plato
Variational Inequalities
E.T. Quinto
Chair: M. Slodička
Session 1
Session 1(11:40-13:20) Session 1(11:40-13:20) (11:40-13:20)
Salon A
Salon B
Salon C
F. Alberto Grünbaum, University ofAndrea Aspri, University of Milan, Italy, Barbara Kaltenbacher, University ofCalifornia, Berkeley, USA, A path
Identification of cavities in a nonlinear Klagenfurt, Austria, Convergencefrom "limited angle tomography"
model arising from electrophysiology
guarantees for tomographic
through the prolate spheroidals to the (11:40-12:05)
applications via the range invariance
Riemann zeta function (11:40-12:05)
condition(11:40-12:05)
Mark Agranovsky, Bar-Ilan
Alexandra Smirnova, Georgia State
Ronny Ramlau, Johannes Kepler
University, Israel, Domains with
University, USA, Parameter
University Linz, Austria,
algebraic Radon transforms
estimation and optimal control in
Non-uniqueness and reconstructability(12:05-12:30)
epidemiology
for the atmospheric tomography(12:05-12:30)
problem(12:05-12:30)
Leonid Kunyansky, University ofMichel Cristofol, Aix Marseille
Simon Hubmer, RICAM, Austria,
Arizona, Range description for the
Université, France, Stability estimates
On phase unwrapping via digital
free space wave operator
for some coefficients in a quantitative
wavefront sensors(12:30-12:55)
thermo-acoustic-tomography model by(12:30-12:55)
partial boundary data
(12:30-12:55)
Rolf Clackdoyle, Université Grenoble Frederick Maes, Ghent University,
Tram Nguyen, Max-Planck InstituteAlpes, France, A medley of range
Belgium, Determining a spacefor Solar System Research, Germany,
conditions for divergent beam
dependent source in thermoelastic
Bi-level iterative regularization fortransforms
systems
inverse problems in nonlinear PDEs
(12:55-13:20)(12:55-13:20)(12:55-13:20)

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M12: Applied Inverse Problems
and Partial Differential Equations
Chairs: K. Van Bockstal, D. Lesnic
Session 1(11:40-13:20)
Salon D
Arran Fernandez, Eastern Mediterranean
University, Northern Cyprus, Turkey,
Mikusinski's Operational Calculus:
Algebraic inversion to solve fractional
PDEs(11:40-12:05)
Ravshan Ashurov, Institute ofMathematics, Uzb. Academy of Sciences,
Uzbekistan, Inverse problem for thesubdiffusion equation with fractional
Caputo derivative(12:05-12:30)
Karel Van Bockstal, Ghent University,
Belgium, The reconstruction of a timedependent source in the time-fractional
subdiffusion equation with time-dependentpiecewise constant order (12:30-12:55)
Khonatbek Khompysh, Al-Farabi Kazakh
National University, Kazakhstan, Inverse
problems for pseudoparabolic equations
with fractional time derivative(12:55-13:20)

Lunch13:20-14:30
Salon A

Salon B

Salon C

Salon D

M1 (Continued)
M10 (Continued)
M4 (Continued)
M12 (Continued)
Chairs: R. Novikov, E.T. Quinto
Chairs: M. Slodička, A. Smirnova
Chairs: S. Kindermann, R. Plato
Chairs: K. Van Bockstal, D. Lesnic
Session 2(14:30-16:10) Session 2(14:30-16:10) Session 2(14:30-16:10) Session 2(14:30-16:10)
Roman Novikov, Ecole
Jaan Janno, Tallinn University of
Elena Resmerita, University ofDaniel Lesnic, University of Leeds, UK,
Polytechnique, France, PSWF-Radon Technology, Estonia, Inverse problems Klagenfurt, Austria, Applications of
Determination of the time-dependent
approach to super-resolution infor simultaneous determination ofmultiscale hierarchical decomposition blood perfusion coefficient in themultidimensional Fourier analysis
source terms and several scalarto blind deconvolution
thermal-wave model of bio-heat transfer(14:30-14:55)
parameters of fractional diffusion-wave (14:30-14:55)(14:30-14:55)
equations(14:30-14:55)
Mikko Salo, University of Jyvaskyla, Souvik Roy, University of Texas,
Marek Kojdecki, Military University
Mostafa Meliani, Radboud University,
Finland, Analytic double fibration
Arlington, USA, Inverse problemsof Technology, Poland, Discrepancy
Netherlands, Analysis of wave equationstransforms
related to a Fokker-Planck control
principles as parameter choice rules in describing ultrasound propagation in(14:55-15:20)
framework in esophageal cancer
Tikhonov regularization
complex media(14:55-15:20)(14:55-15:20)(14:55-15:20)
Aleksander Denisiuk, University of
Sebastian Scott, University of Bath, UK, Richard Schmähl, University of
Björn Müller, Max-Planck-Institute for
Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn,
On optimal regularisation parameters
Stuttgart, Germany, Regularization
Solar System Research, Germany, Unique
Poland, Iterative inversion of thevia bilevel learningof inverse problems based on diffusion identifiability of a passive inverse
momentum x-ray transform of tensor (15:20-15:45)
processes
parameter problem: The example offields(15:20-15:45)(15:20-15:45)
helioseismology(15:20-15:45)
Richard Huber, Université Grenoble
Soumen Senapati, RICAM, Austria,
Christian Wald, Technical University Bolatbek Rysbaiuly, International IT
Alpes, France, The range of
Stability estimates of time-dependentof Berlin, Germany, Generative
University, Kazakhstan, Nonlinear inverse
projection pair operators
coefficients for some hyperbolic inverse modeling for regularization
problem of moisture transfer in the soil
(15:45-16:10)
problems(15:45-16:10) (15:45-16:10)(15:45-16:10)
16:10-16:30
Coffee Break
M12 (Continued)
M2: Microlocal Analysis andM17: In Memoriam: Professor
M16: Inverse Problem Theory for
Chairs: K. Van Bockstal, D. Lesnic
Waves: Progress and Challenges
Pierre Célestin Sabatier (1935-2023) Innovation of Detection Methods
Chairs: R. Ramlau, E.T. Quinto,
Chair: C. Sebu
Chairs: H. Itou, V. Kovtunenko
Session 3
K. Sadiq, O. Scherzer(16:30-18:35)
Session 1
Session 1
Session 1(16:30-17:45) (16:30-18:10)(16:30-18:35)
Tanja Tarvainen, University of Eastern Jean-Guy Caputo, National Institute of Mikyoung Lim, Korea Advanced Inst.
Dmitrii Chaikovskii, Shenzhen MSUFinland, Single-stage approach forApplied Sciences of Rouen, France,of Sci. and Tech. (KAIST), Republic of BIT University, P.R. China, Real-time
estimating optical parameters in
Detection—identification of
Korea, Spectral analysis of thesolutions of source inverse problems
spectral quantitative photoacoustic
disturbances in transmission networks Neumann–Poincaré operator on
using the asymptotic expansions
tomography(16:30-16:55) (16:30-16:55)
touching disks(16:30-16:55) (16:30-16:55)

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Sean Holman, The University ofManchester, UK, Boundary recovery
for the anisotropic Maxwell's equations(16:55-17:20)

Christine De Mol, Université Libre deBruxelles, Belgium, Quantum-inspiredclassification algorithms(16:55-17:20)

Kamran Sadiq, RICAM, Austria, On asource reconstruction in an absorbing
and scattering planar domain frompartial boundary data
(17:20-17:45)

Sergio Vessella, University of
Florence, Italy, A strong uniquecontinuation property for the wave
equation(17:20-17:45)
Thorsten Hohage, University of
Göttingen, Germany, Passive inverse
obstacle scattering problems
17:45-18:10)

Takaaki Nara, The University of Tokyo, Pardeep Kumar, Indian Institute ofJapan, Identification of the number ofTechnology Roorkee, India, An inverse
dipoles for a biomagnetic inverse
source problem for convective Brinkman
problem based on a reproducing kernel -Forchheimer eqs with the final(16:55-17:20)
overdetermination(16:55-17:20)
Jérémy Heleine, Paul Sabatier
Pranav Kumar, Indian Inst. of Science
University (Toulouse 3), France,
Education and Research (IISERs), India,
An iterated sensitivity equation to
Local data inverse problem for thereconstruct perturbations withpolyharmonic operator with anisotropic
microwave imaging
peturbations(17:20-17:45)(17:20-17:45)
Yikan Liu, Kyoto University, Japan,
James Webber, Brigham and Women’s
Unique determination and numerical
Hospital, USA, Surface of revolution
reconstruction of orders in coupled
Radon transforms with centers ontime-fractional diffusion equations
generalized surfaces in R^n(17:45-18:10)(17:45-18:10)
Giuseppe Floridia, Sapienza Univeristy Aizhan Ydyrys, International IT
of Rome, Italy, Carleman estimates and University, Kazakhstan, The inverse
inverse problems for first-orderproblem of thermal conductivity in a
hyperbolic equations(18:10-18:35) curved region(18:10-18:35)

TUESDAY, May 28, 2024

09:00-09:40

PLENARY SESSION (Salon A)
Chair: Yikan Liu
Florian Faucher, INRIA Bordeaux, University of Pau and Pays de l'Adour, France
Numerical inverse wave problems for quantitative visco-elastic reconstructions

MINISYMPOSIUMS
M2: Microlocal Analysis andM17: In Memoriam: Professor
M4: New Trends inRegularization Theory (Continued)
Waves: Progress and Challenges
Pierre Célestin Sabatier (1935-2023)(Continued)
Chairs: C. Sebu, C. De Mol
Chairs: S. Kindermann, R. Plato
Chairs: R. Ramlau, E.T. Quinto,(Continued)
Session 3
K. Sadiq, O. Scherzer(09:50-11:30)
Session 2
Session 2(09:50-11:30) (09:50-11:30)
Salon A
Salon B
Salon C

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M12: Applied Inverse Problems
and Partial Differential Equations(Continued)
Chairs: K. Van Bockstal, D. Lesnic
Session 4(09:50-11:30)
Salon D

Yakun Dong, University of Vienna,
Austria, Inverse scattering problems
with internal sources(09:50-10:15)

Jan Boman, Stockholm University,
Sweden, The interior problem for theRadon transform(09:50-10:15)

Frank Werner, University ofMarat Tleubergenov, Institute of
Würzburg, Germany,
Mathematics and Mathematical
Optimal regularized hypothesis testing Modelling, Kazakhstan, Inverse problems
in statistical inverse problemof dynamics in the presence of random(09:50-10:15)
perturbations(09:50-10:15)
Noemi Naujoks, University of Vienna, F. Alberto Grünbaum, University ofRichard Spencer, National Institute on Mihaela Pricop-Jeckstadt,
Austria, Object reconstruction in
California, Berkeley, USA, Higher order Aging, USA, Myelin mapping in the
POLITEHNICA University of Bucharest,
diffraction tomography using focused correlations in X-ray crystallography
human brain using an empirical
Romania, Linear statistical inverse
beams
and Cosmology: the abelian and theextension of the ridge regression
problems for Hilbert space processes in(10:15-10:40)
nonabelian case
(10:15-10:40) theorem(10:15-10:40) Hilbert Scales(10:15-10:40)
Michael Quellmalz, TU Berlin,
Roman Novikov, Ecole Polytechnique, Andrea Ebner, University ofAnwesa Dey, University of Utah, USA,
Germany, Motion detection in
France, Transparent scatterers andInnsbruck, Austria, Regularization
A convolutional neural network-based
diffraction tomographytransmission eigenvalues
with non-linear frame filtering
reconstruction framework in magnetic(10:40-11:05)(10:40-11:05)(10:40-11:05)
resonance(10:40-11:05)
Bochra Mejri, RICAM, Austria,
Cristiana Sebu, University of Malta,
Tobias Wolf, University of Klagenfurt, Jorge Vicente, Universitat Autònoma deVertices classification with
Malta, Recent developments in Electrical Austria, Solving decomposition
Barcelona, Spain, A linear data
topological gradient
Impedance Mammography
problems with nested Bregman
completion problem in Inverse(11:05-11:30)(11:05-11:30)
iterations
electrocardiography(11:05-11:30)(11:05-11:30)
11:30-11:50
Coffee Break
M2 (Continued)
M17 (Continued)
M12 (Continued)
M5: Inverse Problems
Chairs: R. Ramlau, E.T. Quinto,
Chairs: C. Sebu, S. Vessella
Chairs: K. Van Bockstal, D. Lesnic
in Hybrid Imaging Modalities
K. Sadiq, O. Scherzer
Chairs: S. Arridge, L. Kunyansky
Session 3
Session 5(11:50-13:30)(11:50-13:30)
Session 3
Session 1(11:50-13:30)(11:50-13:30)
Salon A
Salon B
Salon C
Salon D
Leopold Veselka, University of
Lassi Paivarinta, Tallinn University ofOtmar Scherzer, University of Vienna, Ye Zhang, Shenzhen MSU-BIT
Vienna, Austria, Quantification ofTechnology, Estonia, Inverse problems Austria, Mathematical imaging by
University, P.R. China, Inverse Cauchy
optical parameters in opticalfor screens
optical coherence and photoacoustic
problems: revisit and a new approach
coherence tomography(11:50-12:15)
tomography(11:50-12:15)(11:50-12:15)(11:50-12:15)
Simon Hackl, RICAM, Austria,
Luca Rondi, University of Pavia, Italy,Peter Elbau, University of Vienna,
Irina Melnikova, Ural Federal University,
Ultrasound aberration correction for Fully discretized reconstruction for the Austria, Quantitative reconstruction
Russia, Regularization of Ill-posed
layered media
inverse conductivity problem
for optical coherence tomography
stochastic problems(12:15-12:40)(12:15-12:40)(12:15-12:40)(12:15-12:40)

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Huidong Yang, University of Vienna,
Austria, Interface identification andsound speed reconstruction in layered
media using acoustic wave
(12:40-13:05)
Swaraj Paul, SRM Institute of Scienceand Technology, India, Microlocal
analysis using shearlets(13:05-13:30)
13:30-15:00
M2 (Continued)
Chairs: R. Ramlau, E.T. Quinto,
K. Sadiq, O. Scherzer
Session 4(15:00-16:15)
Salon A
Suman Kumar Sahoo, ETH Zurich,
Switzerland, Kernel description of the
momentum ray transforms(15:00-15:25)
Jian Zhai, Fudan University,
P.R. China, Inverting the local
geodesic transverse and mixed raytransforms(15:25-15:50)
Lukas Weissinger, RICAM, Austria,
An inverse problems approach topulse wave analysis in the humanbrain(15:50-16:15)

Andrej Brojatsch, University ofAndreas Hauptmann, University of Oulu,
Frankfurt, Germany, Calculating the Finland, Learned iterative
number of electrodes for uniqueness reconstructions in photoacoustic
and global convergence in an inverse tomography for the acoustic and opticalcoefficient problem(12:40-13:05) problem(12:40-13:05)
Pierre Maréchal, Université Paul
Niko Hänninen, University of Eastern
Sabatier, Toulouse, France,
Finland, Estimating optical parameters
Regularization of the inverse Laplace in quantitative photoacoustic tomographytransform by mollification
utilizing Monte Carlo method for light(13:05-13:30)
transport(13:05-13:30)

Murat Sultanov, Int. Kazakh-Turkish
Univ. Khoja Ahmed Yasavi, Kazakhstan,Num. meth. for solving the initial bound.
problems for subdiffusion eq.s with nonl.
boundary conditions(12:40-13:05)
Haie Long, Shenzhen MSU-BIT Univ.,
P.R: China, An accelerated inexact
Newton regularization scheme with alearned feature-selection rule for nonlinear inverse problems(13:05-13:30)

Lunch
M11: Image Restoration Under
M14: Recent Advances in Inverse
M15: Imaging with Waves in Complex
Poisson Noise
Scattering Theory and Applications Media
Chairs: F. Benvenuto, F. WernerChair: T. Hohage, R. Novikov
Chairs: A. Kim, C. Tsogka
Session 1(15:00-16:40) Session 1(15:00-16:40) Session 1(15:00-16:40)
Salon B
Salon C
Salon D
Monica Pragliola, University of Naples Eulogy for Professor Alexei
Arnold Kim, University of California,
Federico II, Italy, Whiteness-based
Iantchenko, Malmö University,
Merced, USA, Ground-penetrating
parameter selection for Poisson data in Sweden
synthetic aperture radar imaging ofvariational image processing(15:00-15:25)
dispersive targets(15:00-15:25)(15:00-15:25)
Paolo Massa, University of Applied
Elena Cherkaev, The University ofLaure Giovangigli, ENSTA-Paris, Institut
Sciences and Arts Northwestern
Utah, USA, Inverse scattering problem Polytechnique de Paris, France,
Switzerland, Switzerland, Predictive
for dissipative equations
Estimation of the effective sound speed inrisk estimation for inverse problems with (15:25-15:50)
an acoustic medium
Poisson data
(15:25-15:50)(15:25-15:50)
Germana Landi, University of Bologna, Vladimir Druskin, Worcester
Miguel Moscoso, Universidad Carlos III
Italy, The Balancing Principle for
Polytechnic Institute, USA, Datade Madrid, Spain, Phase and absorption
automatic restoration of Poissonian
driven computation of the interior
contrast imaging
imagessolutions for inverse scattering(15:50-16:15)(15:50-16:15)
problems and beyond (15:50-16:15)
Zbigniew Szkutnik, AGH-University of Marvin Knöller, Karlsruhe Institute of Knut Solna, University of California at
Science and Technology, Poland,Technology, Germany, The temporal Irvine, USA, Source imaging throughWeighted discrepancy principle anddomain derivative and an application a complex section
adaptivity in Poisson inverse problems
in inverse acoustic scattering(16:15-16:40)(16:15-16:40)(16:15-16:40)

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16:40-17:00
M16: Inverse Problem Theory for
Innovation of Detection Methods(Continued)
Chairs: H. Itou, V. Kovtunenko
Session 2(17:00-18:40)
Salon AGen Nakamura, Hokkaido University,
Japan, Analysis for viscoelastic
models(17:00-17:25)

Coffee Break
M11 (Continued)
Chairs: F. Benvenuto, F. Werner
Session 2(17:00-18:15)

M15 (Continued)
Chairs: A. Kim, C. Tsogka
Session 2(17:00-19:05)

Salon B
Huibin Chang, Tianjin Normal
University, P.R. China, Bilinear
decomposition based splitting algorithms
for curvature driven image restoration(17:00-17:25)
Hiroshi Takase, Kyushu University,
Alessandro Lanza, University ofJapan, Global Lipschitz stability for
Bologna, Italy, Novel criteria forinverse problems of waves on
automatic solution of inverse problems
Lorentzian manifolds
under low photon-count Poisson noise(17:25-17:50)
corruption(17:25-17:50)
Ryusei Yamashita, Tokyo
Voichita Maxim, CREATIS, INSA deMetropolitan University, Japan,
Lyon, France, Pre-conditioned dual
A remark on the reconstruction
algorithm for TV regularization in
formula of the support function for the Compton camera image reconstruction
magnetic Schrödinger operator(17:50-18:15)(17:50-18:15)
Hiromichi Itou, Tokyo University of
Science, Japan, On inverse andforward problems of some viscoelastic
models(18:15-18:40)

19:00-19:30

Salon C

Salon D
Maria-Antonia Maisto, Università della
Campania, Italy, Near field sampling andresolution in linear inverse scattering
problems(17:00-17:25)
Pedro González-Rodríguez, University
Carlos III de Madrid, Spain, Inverse
problems with anomalous diffusion(17:25-17:50)
Alexei Novikov, Penn State University,
USA, Dictionary learning for imaging incomplex media(17:50-18:15)

Symeon Papadimitropoulos, University ofCalifornia, Merced, USA, Synthetic
aperture imaging using physicallyinformed convolutional networks(18:15-18:40)
Mohamed Aziz Boukraa, Institut
Polytechnique de Paris, France, Seismic
imaging of dam-rock interface using fullwaveform inversion(18:40-19:05)

Biennial Assembly of the Eurasian Association on Inverse Problems (Salon A)

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THURSDAY, May 30, 2024

09:00-09:40

PLENARY SESSION (Salon A)
Chair: Yi-Hsuan Lin
Vladislav V. Kravchenko, Center for Research and Advanced Studies of the National Polytechnic Institute, Queretaro, Mexico
New series representations and reconstruction techniques in inverse coefficient problems

M9: Inverse Problems
for Fractional Equations
Chairs: G. Covi,
B. Kaltenbacher, M. Salo
Session 1(09:50-11:30)

MINISYMPOSIUMS
M8: Inverse Problems with DataM14: Recent Advances in Inverse
Driven Methods and Deep Learning Scattering Theory and Applications
Chairs: A. Hauptmann, L. Ratti(Continued)
Chairs: E. Cherkaev, R. Novikov
Session 1(09:50-11:30)
Session 2(09:50-11:30)

Salon A
Angkana Rüland, University of Bonn,
Germany, On the fractional Calderón
problem(09:50-10:15)

M7: Bayesian, Variational, andOptimization Techniques for Inverse
Problems in Stochastic PDEs
Chairs: A. Khan, H.J. Starkloff,
C. Tammer
Session 1(09:50-11:30)
Salon D
Pablo Pedregal, Universidad de CastillaLa Mancha, Spain, Inverse problems asa source for vector variational problems(09:50-10:15)

Salon B
Salon CTan Bui-Thanh, University of Texas,
Meng Liu, Max Planck Institute for
USA, Model-constrained uncertainty
Solar System Research, Germany,
quantification of SciML for inverse
Passive inverse scattering problems
problems
for the Helmholtz equation(09:50-10:15)(09:50-10:15)
William Rundell, Texas A&M
Robert Scheichl, University of
Xiaoli Liu, Beihang University,
Antonio Leaci, Università del Salento,
University, USA, Recovery of
Heidelberg, Germany,
P.R. China, An accelerated level set
Italy, Textured image restoration via
coefficients in parabolic and wave
Deep inverse Rosenblatt transport formethod for inverse scattering problems symmetrised fractional variation
equations from time trace data
Bayesian inverse problems(10:15-10:40)(10:15-10:40)(10:15-10:40)(10:15-10:40)
Yı-Hsuan Lin, National Chiao Tung
Dong Liu, University of Science andPhilipp Mickan, University of
Taufiquar Khan, University of North
University, Taiwan, UniquenessTechnology of China, P.R. China,
Gottingen, Germany, Stability andCarolina at Charlotte, USA, Optimal
results for fractional inverse problems Unsupervised neural networks for image instability for random inverse source
Bayesian inversion of absorption and(10:40-11:05)
reconstruction
problems
scattering coefficients in DOT(10:40-11:05)(10:40-11:05)(10:40-11:05)
Durvudkhan Suragan, Nazarbayev
Margaret Duff, Science and Technology Dmitry Ponomarev, Centre Inria
Phuoc Truong Huynh, University of
University, Kazakhstan, Inverse
Facilities Council – Rutherford Appleton d’Université Côte d’Azur, France,
Klagenfurt, Austria, Optimality of pulse
coefficient problems for the heat
Laboratories, UK, VAEs with structured Field extrapolation and denoising inenergy for photoacoustic tomographyequation with fractional Laplacian
image covariance as priors to inverse
the inverse magnetisation problem(11:05-11:30)(11:05-11:30)
imaging problems(11:05-11:30) (11:05-11:30)
11:30-11:50
Coffee Break18

M9 (Continued)
Chairs: G. Covi, M. Salo
Session 2(11:50-13:05)
Salon A
Tuhin Ghosh, Harish Chandra
Research Institute, India, A non-local
inverse problem with boundary
response(11:50-12:15)
Pu-Zhao Kow, National Taiwan
University, Taiwan, Inverse problems
for some fractional equations withgeneral non-linearity(12:15-12:40)
Hendrik Baers, University of Bonn,
Germany, Instability results for thefractional Calderón problem(12:40-13:05)

M8 (Continued)
Chairs: A. Hauptmann, L. Ratti
Session 2(11:50-13:30)
Salon B
Marcello Carioni, University of Twente,
The Netherlands, Optimal transport
methods for inverse problems
regularization(11:50-12:15)
Andreas Kofler, PhysikalischTechnische Bundesanstalt (PTB),
Germany, Learning spatio-temporal
regularization parameter maps for TVminimization-based image
reconstruction(12:15-12:40)
Subhadip Mukherjee, IIT Kharagpur,
India, Provably convergent plug-andplay quasi-Newton methods(12:40-13:05)

M14 (Continued)
Chairs: V. Druskin, R. Novikov
Session 3(11:50-12:40)
Salon C
Michael Zaslavsky, Southern
Methodist University, USA,
Completed-data-driven ROMs for SAR
imaging(11:50-12:15)
Jörn Zimmerling, Uppsala University,
Sweden, Reduced-order modelingapproach to inverse scattering(12:15-12:40)

M7 (Continued)
Chairs: B. Kaltenbacher, A. Khan
Session 2(11:50-13:30)
Salon D
Annamaria Barbagallo, University of
Naples Federico II (UNINA), Italy,
A control economic equilibrium problem
via inverse stochastic variational
inequalities(11:50-12:15)
Baasansuren Jadamba, Rochester Instituteof Technology, Computationalframework for a distributed parameter
identification in PDEs
(12:15-12:40)
Simona Bérešová, Institute of Geonics,
Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech
Republic, Sampling in Bayesian inversion
accelerated by surrogate models(12:40-13:05)
Christian Aarset, University of Göttingen,Germany, Optimal experimental designfor correlation data in aeroacoustics(13:05-13:30)

Philipp Zimmermann, ETH Zurich,Sebastian Neumayer, TU Chemnitz,
Switzerland, An inverse problem forGermany, Learning spatially-adaptive
nonlocal porous medium equations with regularization
linear absorption term (13:05-13:30) (13:05-13:30)

Lunch

13:30-15:00
M3: Inverse and Control Problems
in Vibrating Structures: Theory,
Applications and Computational
Aspects
Chairs: O. Baysal, A. Kawano,
Session 1(15:00-16:40)
Salon A

M6: Topological Derivatives inInverse Problems and Shape
Optimization
Chairs: A. Laurain, M.-L. Rapún
Session 1(15:00-16:15)

MINISYMPOSIUMS
M5: Inverse Problemsin Hybrid Imaging Modalities(Continued)
Chairs: S. Arridge, L. Kunyansky
Session 2(15:00-16:40)

Salon B

Salon C19

M7 (Continued)
Chairs: A. Khan, H.J. Starkloff
Session 3(15:00-16:40)

Salon D

Barbara Kaltenbacher, University ofKlagenfurt, Austria, Nonlinearity
imaging in the frequency domain via
multiharmonic expansions(15:00-15:25)
Eva Sincich, Università degli Studi diTrieste, Italy, A sixth order elliptic
equation for nanoplates. Holder
stability for a Winkler type coefficient(15:25-15:50)
Antonino Morassi, University of
Udine, Italy, Resonator-based mass
detection in nanostructures(15:50-16:15)

Charles Dapogny, Université Grenoble
Alpes, France, Shape and topology
optimization of regions supporting
boundary conditions(15:00-15:25)
Won-Kwang Park, Kookmin University,
Republic of Korea, A study on the
topological derivative-based imaging
without background information(15:25-15:50)
Victor Kovtunenko, University of Graz,
Austria, Lagrangian approach andshape gradient for inverse problem ofbreaking line identification in solid(15:50-16:15)

Manabu Machida, Kindai University,
Japan, Optical tomography with theinverse Rytov series approximation(15:00-15:25)
Kowar Richard, University of
Innsbruck, Austria, Fill-field
photoacoustic tomography withvariable sound speed and attenuation(15:25-15:50)
Meghdoot Mozumder, University ofEastern Finland, Finland, Diffuse
optical tomography utilizing ananosecond laser(15:50-16:15)
Wei Li, DePaul University, USA,
Acousto-electric inverse source
problems(16:15-16:40)

Salvatore Caddemi, University of
Catania, Italy, On the use of a roving
harmonic load to locate cracks inshear deformable beam (16:15-16:40)
16:40-17:00
Coffee Break
M3 (Continued)
M6 (Continued)
Chairs: A. Kawano, A. Morassi
Chairs: C. Dapogny, V. Kovtunenko
Session 2
Session 2(17:00-18:40)(17:00-17:50)
Salon A
Salon B
Paolo Venini, University of Pavia,
Maria-Luisa Rapun, Universidad
Italy, Topology optimization of
Politecnica de Madrid, Spain, Iterative
dynamic structures via singular value methods based on topological derivative
decomposition of the transfer matrix
computations for shape reconstruction(17:00-17:25)
problems(17:00-17:25)
Mourad Sini, RICAM, Austria,
Antoine Laurain, University of
Minnaert frequency and simultaneous Duisburg-Essen, Germany,reconstruction of the density, bulk and Reconstruction of Voronoi diagrams insource in the time-domain wave
inverse problems
equation(17:25-17:50)(17:25-17:50)

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Salon C

Hans-Jörg Starkloff, TU Bergakademie
Freiberg, Germany, Stochastic elliptic
inverse problems as abstract elliptic
inverse problems(15:00-15:25)
Franco Tomarelli, Politecnico Di Milano,
Italy, Variational approach to puretraction and Signorini problem between
linear and finite elasticity(15:25-15:50)
Olalekan Babaniyi, Rochester Institute ofTechnology, USA, Evaluating theaccuracy of the posterior probability
distribution in an elastic inverse problem(15:50-16:15)
Daniel Gendin, University at Buffalo,
USA, Uncertainty in inverse elasticity
problems(16:15-16:40)

Salon D

Sakthivel Kumarasamy, Indian
Institute of Space Science andTechnology, India, Regularizing effectof the Kelvin-Voigt damping in thedetermination of shear force of theEuler-Bernoulli beam (17:50-18:15)
Alberto Mercado Saucedo, Federico
Santa María Technical University,
Chile, Inverse problems for a wave
equation with interface (18:15-18:40)
13:30-14:30

Lunch
FRIDAY, May 31, 2024

09:00-09:40

PLENARY SESSION (Salon A)
Chair: Sebastian Neumayer
Pierre Weiss, Toulouse Mathematics Institute, University of Toulouse, France
How artificial intelligence is changing Bayesian inversion in imaging?

MINISYMPOSIUMS
M9: Inverse Problems for
M13: Applications of Rich
M10: Inverse and Control Problems
Fractional Equations (Continued)
Tomography
for Evolution Equations andChairs: G. Covi, M. Salo
Chairs: S. Holman, J. Railo
Variational Inequalities (Continued)
Chairs: J. Janno, M. Slodička
Session 3
Session 1(09:50-10:40)(09:50-11:30)
Session 3(09:50-11:30)
Salon A
Salon B
Salon C
Ting Wei, Lanzhou University,
Margaret Duff, STFC – Rutherford
Marian Slodička, Ghent University,
P.R. China, Identification of multiAppleton Laboratories, UK,
Belgium, Evolutionary PDEs withparameters in a time-fractional
Rich and Non-Rich Tomography - a
Volterra operators: direct and inverse
diffusion-wave equation
multidisciplinary approach using thesource problems(09:50-10:15)
Core Imaging Library(09:50-10:15) (09:50-10:15)
Giovanni Covi, University of Helsinki, William Robert Breckon Lionheart, The Anar Rahimov, Institute of Control
Finland, A reduction of the nonlocal
University of Manchester, UK, Neutron
Systems, Azerbaijan, Numer. solution
Calderón problem to the local
strain topography
to an inverse problem of recovering
Calderón problem(10:15-10:40)
source of a special type of parabolic(10:15-10:40)
equation(10:15-10:40)

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M7: Bayesian, Variational, andOptimization Techniques for Inverse
Problems in Stochastic PDEs
(Continued)
Chairs: A. Khan, C. Tammer
Session 4(09:50-11:30)
Salon D
Christiane Tammer, Martin-LutherUniversity of Halle-Wittenberg,
Germany, Multiobjective approaches
for optimization problems under
uncertainty(09:50-10:15)
Ghada Alobaidi, American Universityof Sharjah, UAE, Stochastic dynamics
of influenza infection: Qualitative
analysis and numerical results(10:15-10:40)

Amal M A Alghamdi, Technical
University of Denmark, Computational
uncertainty quantification for inverse
problems in Python (CUQIpy)(10:40-11:05)
Shubham Ramkisan Jathar, Indian
Institute of Science Education andResearch (IISER), India,
Normal operators for momentum raytransforms(11:05-11:30)

Mandeep Kumar, Indian Institute ofTechnology Jammu, India, Stability ofthe determination of time-dependent
coefficients of wave equation in infinite
waveguide(10:40-11:05)
Filip Sroubek, Institute of Information
Theory and Automation, Czech
Republic, Inverse problems in image
processing(11:05-11:30)

11:30-11:50
Coffee Break
M13 (Continued)
M10 (Continued)
M8: Inverse Problems with DataChairs: M. Slodička, F. Sroubek
Driven Methods and Deep Learning Chairs: M. Duff, W.R.B. Lionheart
Chairs: A. Hauptmann, L. Ratti
Session 2
Session 3(Continued)(11:50-12:40)(11:50-13:05)
Session 3(11:50-13:30)
Salon A
Salon B
Salon C
Erich Kobler, University of Bonn,
Paul David Ledger, Keele University,
Boris Martin, University of Liège,
Germany, Learning gradually nonUK, Object characterisation andBelgium, Efficient substructured
convex image priors using score
Bayesian classification in metal detection domain-decomposition in inverse
matching(11:50-12:15)
problems using Krylov subspace(11:50-12:15)
recycling(11:50-12:15)
Johannes Hertrich, University College Jesse Railo, LUT University, Finland,
Eric Lindström, Chalmers University of
London, UK, Generative sliced MMD Magnetic and thermostatic nonabelianTechnology, Sweden, Adaptive finite
flows for posterior sampling in
ray transforms
element method for electromagnetic
Bayesian inverse problems(12:15-12:40)
coefficient inverse problem in(12:15-12:40)
conductive media(12:15-12:40)
Rémi Laumont, Technical University
Daurenbek Serikbaev, Ghent
of Denmark, Denmark, BayesianUniversity, Belgium; Institute ofcomputation with Plug-and-Play
Mathematics and Mathematical(PnP) priors for inverse problems in
Modeling, Kazakhstan, Inverse source
imaging sciences(12:40-13:05)
problem for the time-fractional heat
equation for positive operators
Thomas Pinetz, Bonn University,(12:40-13:05)
Germany, Blind single image superresolution via iteratedshared priorlearning(13:05-13:30)

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Martin Eigel, Weierstrass Institute,
Berlin, Germany, Generative modellingwith tensor compressed HJB
approximations(10:40-11:05)
Jinlu Li, Shawnee State University,
USA, Frechet and Mordukhovich
derivatives of the metric projection
operator in Banach spaces(11:05-11:30)
M7 (Continued)
Chairs: A. Khan, C. Tammer
Session 5(11:50-12:40)
Salon D
Miguel Sama, Universidad Nacional de
Educación a Distancia, Spain,
Uncertainty quantification inresidential thermal models(11:50-12:15)
Akhtar A. Khan, Rochester Institute ofTechnology, USA, Identification of
random parameters in stochastic
variational inequalities(12:15-12:40)

13:30-15:00

Lunch

M3: Inverse and Control Problems in
M8 (Continued)
Vibrating Structures: Theory,
Chairs: A. Hauptmann, L. Ratti
Applications and Computational
Aspects (Continued)
Session 4(15:00-16:40)
Chairs: A. Morassi, A. M. Saucedo
Session 3(15:00-16:40)
Johan S. Wind, University of Oslo,
Alexandre Kawano, University of São
Norway, Implicit regularization in
Paulo, Brazil, Identification of out-ofdiagonal linear networks
plane loads over Timoshenko beams(15:00-15:25)(15:00-15:25)
Aslam Shaikh, Aalto University,
Onur Baysal, University of Malta, Malta,
Finland, Specimen reconstruction in
A new numerical approach for theatom probe tomography as an inverse
determination of shear force in Atomic
problem(15:25-15:50) Force Microscopy(15:25-15:50)
Felix Herrmann, Georgia Institute of
Anjuna Dileep, Indian Institute of SpaceTechnology, USA, Neural wave-based Science and Technology, India,
imaging with amortized uncertainty
Simultaneous identification of spatial
quantificationload and external heat source in(15:50-16:15)
thermoelastic plate(15:50-16:15)
Luca Ratti, University of Bologna,
Teresa Rauscher, University of
Italy, Learned reconstruction methods Klagenfurt, Austria, A paraxial approach
for inverse problems: sample error
for the inverse problem of vibroacoustic
estimates
imaging in frequency domain(16:15-16:40)(16:15-16:40)
16:40-17:00
Coffee Break

17:20-18:00

Closing Ceremony. Election of Committee Members for IPMS 2026 (Salon A)

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