Monday July 25/3:30

CP5/Spinnaker

Inverse Problems

• 3:30: Progress in Inverse Scattering for Depth-Dependent Dispersive Media. Thomas M. Roberts, Armstrong Laboratory, Brooks AFB, TX
• 3:45: The Use of Inversion to Estimate the Energy Source and Earth Parameters in a Reflection Seismic Experiment. Susan E. Minkoff, Rice University
• 4:00: Interpolating Scattering Solutions on Multiply Connected Plane Domains. Peter A. McCoy, United States Naval Academy
• 4:15: An Inverse Problem for Shape Determination from Electrical Measurements. Peter G. Kaup and Fadil Santosa, University of Delaware
• 4:30: Optimization of Applied Sources in DC Geoelectric Exploration. Elena Cherkaeva, University of Utah; Robert V. Kohn, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University; and Alan C. Tripp, University of Utah
• 4:45: Probability Measure Estimation in Emission Tomography Using Loss Functions Based on Sobolev Norms. Alvin Kuruc, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• 5:00: The Phase Problem in Inverse Scattering. Michael Klibanov, University of North Carolina, Charlotte and Paul Sacks, Iowa State University
• 5:15: An Inverse Problem Arising from Thermal Tomography. Kurt Bryan, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology; and Lester Caudill, Princeton University:
• 5:30: Regularization Solutions of an Unknown Source in a Heat Equation. Zheng Kewang, Hebei Institute of Light Industry and Chemical Technology, People's Republic of China