CAA: Padova-Verona research group on
"Constructive Approximation and Applications"
We have been collaborating since 2005 in the field of Constructive
Approximation and Applications in the broad sense, with a special interest
in the study
and implementation of effective approximation algorithms,
and in the production of reliable numerical software.
The below graffiti, which is part of the mural made on the occasion
of 100 years of Polish Mathematical Union, can be found at the
Department of Mathematics of the Jagellonian University Cracow.
It represents the Approximate Fekete and Leja Points
for polynomial
interpolation of degree 6 on a 270° circular sector,
computed by the methods developed by our group.
Highlights:
Here are the people belonging to the CAA research group (our average
Erdos number: 2.7)
Len
Bos (Computer Science, Verona)
Marco Caliari
(Computer Science, Verona)
Stefano De
Marchi (Mathematics, Padova)
Wolfgang Erb
(Mathematics, Padova)
Federico Piazzon
(Mathematics, Padova)
Alvise
Sommariva (Mathematics, Padova)
Marco Vianello
(Mathematics, Padova)
Ph.D. students and Post-docs:
Padova-Verona:
Francesco Marchetti (post-doc, Mathematics, Padova)
Davide
Poggiali (post-doc, Padova Neuroscience Center)
Franco
Zivcovich (post-doc, Computer Science, Verona)
other italian institutions:
Emma
Perracchione (post-doc, Mathematics, Genova)
Gabriele Santin (researcher at FBK, Trento)
abroad:
Gaspare Da Fies (Aberystwyth)
Giacomo Elefante
(Fribourg)
Past and present graduate collaborators:
Anna Bassi, Claudia Bittante, Matteo Briani,
Monica Dessole,
Mattia Festa, Mariano
Gentile,
Andrea Idda,
Martina Marchioro,
Roberto Montagna, Mariangela Narduzzo, Valeria Piciocchi,
Alessandro Punzi, Amos Sironi, Martina Zaccaron
Coordinators:
Stefano De
Marchi
Marco Vianello
Local collaborations:
D. Cecchin (Diagnostic Imaging, Padova)
P. Gallo (Neurosciences, Padova)
F. Marcuzzi (Mathematics, Padova)
National collaborations:
RITA
(Research ITalian network on Approximation)
Working Group TAA-UMI (Approximation Theory and Applications, Italian
Mathematical Union)
International contacts and collaborations:
Kendall Atkinson (Iowa City)
Miroslaw Baran
(Krakow)
Brian Bauman
(LLNL, USA)
Rick Beatson
(Christchurch)
Jean-Paul Berrut
(Fribourg)
Leokadia
Bialas-Ciez
(Krakow)
Thomas Bloom
(Toronto)
Martin Buhmann
(Giessen)
Jean-Paul Calvi
(Toulouse)
Annie Cuyt
(Antwerp)
Carl de Boor
(Madison)
Greg Fasshauer
(Golden)
Mahadevan Ganesh
(Golden)
Walter Gautschi
(Purdue)
Kai Hormann
(Lugano)
Maciej Klimek
(Uppsala)
Armin Iske
(Hamburg)
András Kroó
(Budapest)
Paul
Leopardi
(NCI Melbourne)
Norm
Levenberg
(Bloomington)
Sione Ma'u
(Auckland)
Gerard Meurant
(Paris)
Akil Narayan
(Salt Lake City)
Joaquim Ortega-Cerdà
(Barcelona)
Alexander Ostermann
(Innsbruck)
Leszek Plaskota
(Warsaw)
Wieslaw
Plesniak
(Krakow)
Emilio
Porcu
(Dublin)
Stefan Rainer
(Innsbruck)
Francesca
Rapetti
(Nice)
Ed Saff
(Nashville)
Robert
Schaback
(Göttingen)
Michael Slawinski (Newfoundland)
Ian Sloan (Sydney)
Yogaray Sudhakar (IIT Goa)
Konstantin Usevich (CNRS Nancy)
Shayne Waldron (Auckland)
Wolfgang A. Wall (Muenchen)
Holger Wendland (Bayreuth)
Rob Womersley (Sydney)
Grady Wright
(Boise)
Yuan Xu
(Eugene)
