The aim of this workshop is to discuss recent developments in optimization and inverse methodologies and their applications to the design and operation of electromagnetic devices. It is intended to establish an occasion when experts in electromagnetics and other areas (in e.g. engineering, mathematics, physics), involved in research or industrial activities, can discuss on the theoretical aspects and on the technical relevance of optimization and inverse problems, in the general framework of the innovation in electromagnetic methods and applications.
1- Theoretical aspects and fundamentals
(a) mathematical theory and formulation of inverse and optimization problems, (b) regularization techniques, (c) model order reduction, (d) identification problems, (e) sensitivity analysis, (f) new approaches.
2- Algorithms
(a) reconstruction techniques, (b) deterministic, stochastic and hybrid techniques, (c) multi-objective and multi-level optimization, (d) heuristic approaches, (e) design of experiments, (f) constraint treatment, (g) robust optimization under uncertainty, (h) objective functions and direct problems, (i) numerical efficiency, (j) coupled problems; (k) new techniques.
3- Applications
(a) optimal design in electrical and electronic engineering, (b) optimization in information and communication systems,(c) non destructive evaluation, (d) industrial and biomedical tomography, (e) optimization in measurement systems, (f) optimization and inverse problems in biomedical engineering, (g) control systems, (h) large scale systems, (i) mechatronics, (j) nano- and microsystems, (k) renewable energy, (l) benchmark problems, (m) other applications.
4- Software methodologies
(a) parallel and distributed computing, GPU computing, (b) soft computing and artificial intelligence (c) new methodologies.
Sep 13
2016
Sep 15
2016
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