Alba
di Canazei, Val
di Fassa (Trento), Italy.
University of Verona, via de Sorapera, 25-27, 38030 Alba di
Canazei (TN).
DRWA07 aims to provide a meeting point
and a forum for researchers in approximation theory and its
applications, with the formula of open tutorials
+ invited working groups. The site, which
has several rooms with white-board and PC projector and
a computing laboratory with 27 PCs connected to the web,
can host up to 4-5 working groups. There will be at disposal
also a common room for scientific discussions among
the participants to the tutorials who are not in a specific
working group.
Please contact soon the organizers if you
wish to arrange a working group.
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Tutorials (open
participation)
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Timetable:
September 4-5-6, 9:00-12:30.
- Nonequispaced Fast Fourier Transform (NFFT) and
applications.
Speaker:
Stefan Kunis
(Chemnitz)
- Sparse recovery algorithms from exact and incomplete
data.
Speaker: Massimo Fornasier
(RICAM Linz and
Princeton)
Participation to the tutorials is free for the members of
the invited working groups.
For the other participants the fees are as follows:
students, Ph.D. students, post-docs, research fellowships: 50 euros;
academics and public research institutions: 100 euros;
others: 200 euros.
Info on how to pay the registration fee are here.
The preregistration to the tutorials is now closed.
Those people interested to attend to the tutorial, are kindly invited to send an email
to
Marco Vianello .
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Scheduled working groups (at
present)
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-
Approximation by Multivariate Polynomials
L. Bos (Calgary), M. Caliari (Padua-Innsbruck), M. Vianello (Padua), S. Waldron (Auckland).
- Approximation by Radial Basis Functions
M. Bozzini (Milan-Bicocca), S. De Marchi (Verona), R. Schaback (Goettingen),
A. Sommariva (Padua), H. Wendland
(Sussex).
M.
Bozzini (Milan-Bicocca),
M. Caliari
(Padua-Innsbruck),
S. De Marchi (Verona),
A. Sommariva (Padua),
M. Vianello (Padua).
Co-organized by the Padova-Verona CAA research group
For any further information, email to:
S. De Marchi or
M. Vianello.
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