Engineering Computing
Since our society collects ever more data, and computers get ever better computational speed, understanding the basis for computations is ever more important. Our group studies and applies computational tools to engineering problems
The engineering computing research group works in the interface between computational mathematics, data science, computer science and engineering. We construct and analyze computational and mathematical tools that can be, and are, applied to solve and study problems from several engineering disciplines.
Our fields of research include various topics from scientific computing, numerical methods for partial differential equations (PDEs), PDE constrained optimization, geometric numerical integration, numerical analysis, mesh generation and properties of meshes, theory of communication, data science, machine learning and artificial intelligence, and control theory and optimization.
Application areas currently being pursued include computer graphics, image and signal processing, code theory and cryptography, computational medicine and biomedical engineering, electromagnetism, nano materials, solar cells, semiconductors, fish migration and fish stock management.
As a group, we are responsible for one part of the PhD programme in Computer Science. This includes teaching PhD courses and supervising several PhD students.
Head of Research Group:
Research Group Members
Research Group Members
- Reza Arghandeh
- Trygve Buanes
- Lars Arne Jordanger
- Sergey Korotov
- Alexander Selvikvåg Lundervold
- Preben Gråberg Nes
- Talal Rahman
- Constanza Susana Riera
- Oana Silvia Serea
- Therese Berge Sjursen
- Kyrre Skjerdal
- Samuel Subbey
- Antoine Tambue
- Jon Eivind Vatne
- Dhayalan Velauthapillai
- Olivier Philippe Paul Verdier
- Odd Magne Øgreid
Seminars
04.06.2021:
"Computational Modeling marine fish migrations with adaptive behaviors"
Salah Alrabeei, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences
21.05.2021:
"Practical deep learning in medical image analysis"
Sathiesh Kaliyugarasan, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences
07.05.2021:
"Some theoretical aspects of cryptanalysis"
Anton Tkachenko, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences
23.04.2021:
"Mean field games of controls"
Laurent Pfeiffer, École Polytechnique, Paris, France
09.04.2021:
"Relaxed multi-marginal costs in optimal transport and quantization effects"
Thierry Champion, University of Toulon, France
19.03.2021:
"Necessary conditions for optimal sampled-data control problems with free sampling times and running state constraints"
Gaurav Dhar, University of Limoges, France
05.03.2021
"Simultaneous and precise measurement of position and momentum in quantum theory"
Piero Mana, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences
19.02. 2021:
"Improved Stability for Linear SPDEs Using Mixed Boundary/Internal Controls"
Dan Goreac Distinguished Young Scholar, SDU Weihai, China and University Gustave Eiffel, France
31.01.2021:
"Large Scale Floods in Future Climate Worsen Disproportionally due to Sediment Transport Effect"
Lars Fredrik Lund, University of Bergen