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Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing

The Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing (NASC) Academic Group of the Institute of Mathematics is a dynamic research entity at the forefront of tackling complex problems in science and technology. The group focuses on developing and analyzing methods for numerically approximating solutions to complex mathematical problems. Moreover, it specializes on computational models, algorithms, and software tools for solving scientific issues, encompassing areas like numerical differential equations, parallel and high-performance computing, and data analysis. The research group fosters interdisciplinary collaboration, knowledge exchange, and the creation of innovative methods.

Areas of Research: Numerical analysis. Scientific computing and algorithms. Numerical differential equations. Numerical linear algebra. Variational analysis. Shape optimization. PDE-constrained optimization. Energy minimization. Optimal control. Inverse problems. Interface (geometric) evolution. Free boundary problems. Data science. Artificial Intelligence. Image processing and analysis.