Inverse Problems (Sommersemester 2023)
News
- The first lecture will be on Monday 17 April 2023.
- The first exercise session will be on Tuesday 25 April 2023.
Dates
Lectures | Mon 10:15-12:00 | A6/025/026 | Dr. Vesa Kaarnioja |
Exercises | Tue 10:15-12:00 | A6/008 | Dr. Vesa Kaarnioja |
General Information
Description
Mathematical measurement models describe the causal effects of physical systems based on their material properties, initial conditions or other model parameters. In many practical problems, we have measurement data of the outcomes of these so-called "forward models" and we wish to infer the model parameters which caused the observations. This is an inverse problem.
Inverse problems are intrinsically ill-posed: the reconstruction of the unknown quantity may be highly sensitive to noise in the measurements, or a unique solution may not exist. For these reasons, regularization is an essential tool in order to find solutions to inverse problems. In this course, we will consider both deterministic regularization methods and statistical Bayesian inference. We will discuss the main challenges related to inverse problems as well as the main solution techniques.
Target audience
The course is intended for mathematics students at the Master's level and above.
Prerequisites
Multivariable calculus, linear algebra, basic probability theory, and MATLAB (or some other programming language).
Completing the course
The conditions for completing this course are successfully completing and submitting at least 60% of the course's exercises and successfully passing the course exam.
Registration
- Please register to the course via Campus Management (CM), then you will be automatically registered in MyCampus/Whiteboard as well. Please note the deadlines indicated there. For further information and in case of any problems, please consult the Campus Management's Help for Students.
- Non-FU students should register to the course in KVV (Whiteboard).
Lecture notes
Lecture notes will be published here after each week's lecture.
Exercise sheets
Weekly exercises will be published here after each lecture.
Contact
Dr. Vesa Kaarnioja | vesa.kaarnioja@fu-berlin.de | Arnimallee 6, room 212 Consulting hours: By appointment |