Olaseni Fadipe will give a seminar titled "Inverse Problems" on October 22nd from 4:00-5:00pm in Pearce Hall Room 227 at Central Michigan University. Inverse problems arise in many fields including science, engineering, medicine, and finance. Many inverse problems are ill-posed as they violate at least one of Hadamard's conditions for well-posed problems. Fadipe will examine linear inverse problems and provide examples from the physical sciences to illustrate inversion theory as it applies to these types of ill-posed problems.

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Central Michigan University
Department of Mathematics
Graduate Student
Seminar
Olaseni Fadipe
Central Michigan University
Inverse Problems
Tuesday, October 22, 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Pearce Hall, Room 227
Coffee and Cookies 3:45 pm – 4:00 pm
Pearce Hall, Room 227
Inverse Problems abound today in science, engineering, technology,
medicine, finance, econometrics and statistics. Many of these prob-
lems are often ill-posed in the sense that they violate at least one of
Hadamard’s (1923) conditions – existence, uniqueness, and stability –
for well-posed problems. These ill-posed problems need regularization
before being amenable to methods for solutions of Inverse Problems.
We will examine Linear Inverse Problems and illustrate inversion the-
ory with two or three examples from the physical sciences.