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WAVES 2015

The 12th International Conference onMathematical and Numerical Aspects of

Wave Propagation

July 20-24, 2015

held at:

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Germany

Conference Program(Preliminary Version of 14 July 2015)

KIT-Department ofMathematics

Conference Information

The conference site is located on KIT South Campus (KIT Campus Süd) in central Karlsruhe. Thecampus is located to the east of the palace (Karlsruher Schloss) and can be conveniently reached by manytram lines. Closeby tram stops are Kronenplatz, Kronenplatz/Fritz-Erler-Straße or Durlacher-Tor/KITCampus-Süd (all located near the bottom on the map to the left).All conference activities take place in two buildings:

Kollegiengebäude Mathematik 20.30: Registration, and coffee breaks take place in the lobby of ournewly renovated mathematical sciences building. The minisymposia and contributed sessions takeplace in seminar rooms SR -1.025, SR 0.014, SR 0.019, SR 1.067, SR 2.066 and SR 2.067 in thisbuilding.

Architecture Building 20.40: All plenary sessions take place in the Fritz-Haller Auditorium in building20.40. Enter through the main entrance (diagonally across the street from the Math Building). Theentrance to the auditorium is on the other side of the lobby.

All conference rooms have video projectors and we provide laptops in each room, so that participants cancopy their presentations there in the breaks before their session. The use of your own laptop is possible,however we urgently advise to test the connection well in advance. The video projectors were installedjust a few weeks prior to the conference and have been found not to work reliably with all laptops.The conference desk will be staffed all week to help you with any queries regarding the conference or anyrelated issues. You can also approach one of the members of the local organizing committee.

Registration

Registration will take place in the lobby of the Mathematical Sciences building and will start on Monday,20 July, at 8am. The conference desk will be staffed all week to carry out registration of late arrivals.However, credit card payments for open items will only be possible on Monday, 20 July. On other days,open items will have to be paid for in cash.

Internet

Wifi is avaible throughout all KIT buildings. Users can login into the EDUROAM network with credentialsfrom their home institutions if available. We also have prepared a number of guest accounts for the KITWifi network. Such an account can be obtained from the conference desk.

Floor plans of building 20.30.

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Social Program

Excursions

All excursions take place on Wednesday afternoon of the conference week.Busses for the Hike or the Trip to Speyer leave at 14:00. Please be on time. The bus stop is located atEngesser-Straße/Paulke-Platz as indicated on the map.The trip to ZKM will be made in several small groups, as we will travel to the museum by tram. Thegroups will meet on Ehrenplatz at the statue of Athena. We will publish lists with the meeting times atthe conference desk.

Conference Dinner

The conference dinner takes place at the Kühler Krug Restaurant and Brewery. We recommend to travelto the venue by tram. Take Tram Line 5 from either KIT/Campus Süd or Kronenplatz/Fritz-Erler-Straßeand alight at Kühler Krug.The link https://goo.gl/maps/jk8fg takes you to a map showing the way from the tram station tothe restaurant. This map is also embedded in the conference website on the page on Lunch Breaks /Dinner.

Practical Information

Public Transport

The conference badge is valid as a travel pass on the Karlsruhe public transport system (Tramsand busses within the city limits) from Monday to Friday of the conference week. Karlsruhe has a veryconvient tram system with frequent trains on all lines. Unfortunately, due to ongoing construction worksthroughout the city, there are detours on several lines. If in doubt, check with the conference desk wherewe will have up to date information available.We also recommend to use the tram to travel to the venue for the conference dinner.

Lunches

The conference fee does not include any lunches. We have compiled a list of recommended restaurants,pubs or fast food venues for your convenience.You can find a map with the locations of these places via the conference web site on the page on LunchBreaks / Dinner.

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Monday, July 20

Session 1 (SR 0.019) Session 2 (SR 1.067) Session 3 (SR 0.014) Session 4 (SR -1.025) Session 5 (SR 2.066) Session 6 (SR 2.077)

08:00 - 09:00 Registration

09:00 - 09:15 Welcome

09:15 - 10:15 Plenary Lecture: Leszek F. Demkowicz - DPG Method for Wave Propagation Problem. An Overview

10:15 - 10:45 Coffee Break

10:45 - 12:45

Minisymposium:Low FrequencyElectromagnetic

Imaging and EletricalImpedance

Tomography

Minisymposium:Wave-based

DiscretizationsContributed Talks Contributed Talks Contributed Talks Contributed Talks

12:45 - 14:00 Lunch Break

14:00 - 15:00 Plenary Lecture: Thorsten Hohage - Hardy space infinite elements


15:30 - 17:00Minisymposium:

Numerical Bottlenecksin Helioseismology

Minisymposium:Wave Motions of

Fluid-LoadedStructures and

Multiple Scattering

Contributed Talks Contributed Talks Contributed Talks Contributed Talks

17:00 - 17:15 Short Break

17:15 - 18:15 Contributed Talks Contributed Talks Contributed Talks Contributed Talks

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Monday, July 20, Monday, July 20, 9:15–10:15

Chair: Christian Wieners

Invited Lecture: Leszek Demkowicz

Discontinuous Petrov Galerkin (DPG) Method with Optimal Test Functions for Wave Propagation Prob-lems. An Overview

Monday, July 20, 10:45-12:45

Minisymposium: Low Frequency Electromagnetic Imaging and Eletrical Impedance Tomog-raphy

Room 0.019

10:45–11:15: A MUSIC scheme for impedance imaging using multiple AC frequenciesMartin Hanke

11:15–11:45: Imaging of Dielectric Objects Via Monotonicity of the Transmission EigenvaluesAntonello Tamburrino, David Colton, Peter Monk and Lucio Barbato

11:45–12:15: Model-aware Newton-type Inversion for Electrical Impedance TomographyRobert Winkler and Andreas Rieder

12:15–12:45: A FFT-based numerical method to convert intensity maps into conductivity contrast mapsCédric Bellis and Herve Moulinec

Minisymposium: Wave-based Discretizations

Room 1.067

10:45–11:15: Asymptotic Solution of High-Frequency Multiple Scattering ProblemsSamuel Groth, Daan Huybrechs and Peter Opsomer

11:15–11:45: Hybrid numerical asymptotic approximation for multiple scattering problemsAndrew Gibbs, Simon Chandler-Wilde, Stephen Langdon and Andrea Moiola

11:45–12:15: A high-frequency boundary element method for a transmission scattering problemSamuel Groth, Stephen Langdon and David Hewett

12:15–12:45: BEM-based Finite Element Methods with PDE-adapted basis functions on polygonal and polyhe-dral meshesSteffen Weißer

Contributed Sessions:

Room 0.014, Chair: Marcus Grote

10:45–11:15: Adaptive Eigenspace Inversion for the Helmholtz EquationMarcus Grote and Uri Nahum

11:15–11:45: Absence of trapped modes for a class of unbounded propagative mediaAnne-Sophie Bonnet-Ben Dhia, Sonia Fliss, Christophe Hazard and Antoine Tonnoir

11:45–12:15: Sharp high-frequency estimates for the Helmholtz equationEuan Spence, Dean Baskin and Jared Wunsch

12:15–12:45: High order accurate computation of singular solutions for time-harmonic wavesSteven Britt, Sam Magura, Sergey Petropavlovsky, Semyon Tsynkov and Eli Turkel

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Room -1.025, Chair: Thomas Hagstrom

10:45–11:15: Double Absorbing Boundaries for Finite Difference Time Domain ElectromagneticsJohn LaGrone and Thomas Hagstrom

11:15–11:45: A DG discretization of a Double Absorbing BoundaryKarl Juhnke and Thomas Hagstrom

11:45–12:15: Perfectly Matched Layers for dispersive Maxwell’s equationsPatrick Joly, Eliane Becache and Valentin Vinoles

12:15–12:45: Computation of modes in embbeded helical structures with the SAFE-PML methodKhac Long Nguyen and Fabien Treyssède

Room 2.066, Chair: Armin Lechleiter

10:45–11:15: A high-order Nystrom solver for electromagnetic scattering from orthotropic mediaAkash Anand, Awanish Kumar Tiwari and Ambuj Pandey

11:15–11:45: A High-Order Integral Equation Solver for Problems of Electromagnetic Scattering by Three-Dimensional Open SurfacesCarlos Perez-Arancibia and Oscar Bruno

11:45–12:15: First order estimates in integral equations on stochastic boundariesBas Michielsen

12:15–12:45: Integral equation solvers for two-dimensional simulations in nanoplasmonicsHarun Kurkcu

Room 2.067, Chair: Christian Wieners

10:45–11:15: Finite Element Heterogeneous Multiscale Method for Maxwell’s Equation in Frequency DomainPatrick Ciarlet, Sonia Fliss and Christian Stohrer

11:15–11:45: Analysis of Multiscale Methods for Long Time Wave Propagation in Locally Periodic MediaDoghonay Arjmand and Olof Runborg

11:45–12:15: Interaction of seismic waves with the microstructure of cavernous-fractured reservoirsVladimir Tcheverda, Vadim Lisitsa, Anastasiya Merzlikina, Galina Reshetova and Maksim Protasov

12:15–12:45: Eliminating the pollution effect in Helmholtz problems by local subscale correctionDaniel Peterseim and Dietmar Gallistl

Monday, July 20, Monday, July 20, 14:00–15:00

Chair: Andreas Rieder

Invited Lecture: Thorsten Hohage

Hardy space infinite elements

Monday, July 20, 15:30–17:00

Minisymposium: Numerical Bottlenecks in Helioseismology

Room 0.019

15:30–16:00: Solving the forward problem of helioseismology in the frequency domainLaurent Gizon and Marc Duruflé

16:00–16:30: Solution of time-harmonic Galbrun’s equation in the context of helioseismologyMarc Duruflé and Juliette Chabassier

16:30–17:00: Waveform inversion across the scales: A terrestrial perspectiveAndreas Fichtner

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Minisymposium: Wave Motions of Fluid-Loaded Structures and Multiple Scattering

Room 1.067

15:30–16:00: Effective versus individual waves for water wave and thin plate problemsSebastian Rupprecht, Malte Peter, Luke Bennetts and Hyuck Chung

16:00–16:30: Transmission of ocean waves through a row of randomly perturbed circular ice floesFabien Montiel and Vernon Squire

16:30–17:00: Small oscillations of a pressurised, elastic, spherical shellKirsty Kuo, Hugh Hunt and John Lister


Room 0.014, Chair: Martin Hanke

15:30–16:00: Inverse Scheme for Acoustic Source Localization based on Microphone Array MeasurementsManfred Kaltenbacher and Barbara Kaltenbacher

16:00–16:30: The Generalized Linear Sampling Method for limited aperture dataLorenzo Audibert, Alexandre Girard and Houssem Haddar

16:30–17:00: Computing Interior Eigenvalues of Domains from Far FieldsZixian Jiang and Armin Lechleiter

Room -1.025, Chair: Simon Chandler-Wilde

15:30–16:00: A high frequency boundary element method for scattering by three-dimensional screensJon Hargreaves, David Hewett, Yiu Lam and Stephen Langdon

16:00–16:30: High-frequency asymptotic compression of dense BEM matricesDaan Huybrechs and Peter Opsomer

16:30–17:00: A high-frequency preconditioner for the boundary element method applied to high-intensity focusedultrasoundElwin van’t Wout, Pierre Gelat, Timo Betcke and Simon Arridge

Room 2.066, Chair: Wolfgang Reichel

15:30–16:00: Hydrodynamic model for surface plasmon polaritons in metallic nanostructuresGiuseppe Toscano, Jakob Straubel and Carsten Rockstuhl

16:00–16:30: Numerical study of dispersion models for nanophotonicsStéphane Lanteri, Claire Scheid, Nikolai Schmitt and Jonathan Viquerat

16:30–17:00: Curious energy losses at corners of metallic inclusionsAnne-Sophie Bonnet-Ben Dhia, Camille Carvalho, Colin Chambeyron, Lucas Chesnel, Patrick Cia-rlet, André Nicolet and Frédéric Zolla

Room 2.067, Chair: Dan Givoli

15:30–16:00: Uniqueness and stability results on the gravity water waves with vorticityEvgeniy Lokharu, Vladimir Kozlov and Nikolay Kuznetsov

16:00–16:30: Entropy Stable Finite Volume Scheme for Shallow Water ModelsAndrew Winters and Gregor Gassner

16:30–17:00: An asymptotic technique for computing travelling water wavesKonstantinos Kalimeris

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Monday, July 20, 17:15–18:15


Room 0.019, Chair: Olivier Lafitte

17:15–17:45: Convergence and Inherent Oscillations within a Method-of-Auxiliary-Sources Solution to a Problemof Potential TheoryGeorge Fikioris and Nikolaos Tsitsas

17:45–18:15: Impedance Transmission Conditions for the Electric Potential across a Highly Conductive CasingAralar Erdozain and Victor Péron

Room 1.067, Chair: Christophe Hazard

17:15–17:45: Limiting amplitude principle for a two-layered medium composed of a dielectric material and ametamaterialMaxence Cassier, Christophe Hazard and Patrick Joly

Room 0.014, Chair: Martin Hanke

17:15–17:45: Computational method for exact frequency dependent ray tracingMaksim Protasov and Kirill Gadylshin

17:45–18:15: Multilevel Monte Carlo method for Helmholtz equation with random coefficientsMyoungnyoun Kim and Imbo Sim

Room -1.025, Chair: Simon Chandler-Wilde

17:15–17:45: A discretisation method with the Hdiv scalar product for the electric field integral equationKazuki Niino, Sho Akagi and Naoshi Nishimura

17:45–18:15: Boundary Integral Formulations for Modeling Eddy Current TestingMarc Bonnet, Edouard Demaldent and Audrey Vigneron

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Tuesday, July 21


09:00 - 10:00 Plenary Lecture: Peter Kuchment - Can one hear the heat of the body?


10:30 - 12:30

Minisymposium:Low FrequencyElectromagnetic

Imaging and EletricalImpedance

Tomography

Minisymposium:Wave-based

DiscretizationsContributed Talks Contributed Talks Contributed Talks Contributed Talks


14:00 - 15:00 Plenary Lecture: Andrew Norris - Acoustic invisibility and causality


15:30 - 17:00 Contributed Talks Contributed Talks Contributed Talks Contributed Talks Contributed Talks Contributed Talks


17:15 - 18:15 Contributed Talks Contributed Talks Contributed Talks Contributed Talks

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Tuesday, July 21, Tuesday, July 21, 9:00–10:00

Chair: Andreas Kirsch

Invited Lecture: Peter Kuchment

Can one hear the heat of the body?

Tuesday, July 21, 10:30–12:30

Minisymposium: Low Frequency Electromagnetic Imaging and Eletrical Impedance Tomog-raphy

Room 0.019

10:30–11:00: A conformal mapping method in inverse obstacle scatteringRainer Kress and Houssem Haddar

11:00–11:30: Recovering Multiscale Buried Anomalies in a Two-layered MediumJingzhi Li, Peijun Li, Hongyu Liu and Xiaodong Liu

11:30–12:00: Source Supports from Sparse Measurements in Electric Impedance TomographyStefanie Hollborn, Martin Hanke and Nuutti Hyvoenen

12:00–12:30: Spectral approximations for iterative inversion methods: A parabolic caseLauri Mustonen

Minisymposium: Wave-based Discretizations

Room 1.067

10:30–11:00: Generalized plane waves for varying coefficientsLise-Marie Imbert-Gerard

11:00–11:30: Study of damping in locally resonant metamaterials through unit cell modellingLucas Van Belle, Claus Claeys, Elke Deckers and Wim Desmet

11:30–12:00: The space-time Trefftz discontinuous Galerkin method for the wave equationAndrea Moiola, Fritz Kretzschmar, Ilaria Perugia and Sascha M. Schnepp

12:00–12:30: A Trefftz time-space discontinuous Galerkin method for the second-order wave equationLehel Banjai, Emmanuil Georgoulis and Oluwaseun Lijoka


Room 0.014, Chair: Tilo Arens

10:30–11:00: Far field investigation in the presence of substrateSahar Sargheini and Ralf Hiptmair

11:00–11:30: Transmission and Scattering of Waves by General Shapes with High Order Accuracy Using theDifference Potentials MethodMichael Medvinsky, Semyon Tsynkov and Eli Turkel

11:30–12:00: Volume integral method for solving scattering problems from locally perturbed periodic layersHoussem Haddar and Thi-Phong Nguyen

12:00–12:30: Improvement of the Foldy-Lax model for three dimensional multiple scattering by small obstacles.Abderrahmane Bendali, Pierre-Henri Cocquet and Sébastien Tordeux

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Room -1.025, Chair: Sonia Fliss

10:30–11:00: Homogenization for the one-dimensional wave equation with periodic coecients in a boundeddomainThi Trang Nguyen, Lenczner Michel and Brassart Matthieu

11:00–11:30: On the homogenization of a transmission problemBojan Guzina, Fioralba Cakoni and Shari Moskow

11:30–12:00: High order transmission conditions between homogeneous and homogenized periodic half-spacesXavier Claeys, Sonia Fliss and Valentin Vinoles

12:00–12:30: Homogenized model of vibro-acoustic transmission on multi-plate panelsEduard Rohan and Vladimir Lukes

Room 2.066, Chair: Marlis Hochbruck

10:30–11:00: Locally Implicit Time Integration for Linear Maxwell’s EquationsAndreas Sturm and Marlis Hochbruck

11:00–11:30: Fourth order energy-preserving locally implicit discretization for linear wave equationsJuliette Chabassier and Sebastien Imperiale

11:30–12:00: Runge-Kutta type Explicit Local Time-Stepping for ElectromagneticsMarcus Grote and Michaela Mehlin

12:00–12:30: Multi-Level Runge-Kutta Based Local Time-Stepping for Wave PropagationMartin Almquist, Marcus Grote and Michaela Mehlin

Room 2.067, Chair: Armin Lechleiter

10:30–11:00: Determining Transmission Eigenvalues of Anisotropic Inhomogeneous Media from Far Field DataStefan Peters

11:00–11:30: Boundary Integral Equations for the Transmission Eigenvalue Problem for Maxwell’s EquationsFioralba Cakoni, Houssem Haddar and Shixu Meng

11:30–12:00: Weyl law for signed counting function of positive interior transmission eigenvaluesEvgeny Lakshtanov and Boris Vainberg

12:00–12:30: A numerical method to compute electromagnetic interior transmission eigenvaluesAndreas Kleefeld

Tuesday, July 21, Tuesday, July 21, 14:00–15:00

Chair: Manfred Kaltenbacher

Invited Lecture: Andrew Norris

Acoustic invisibility and causality

Tuesday, July 21, 15:30–17:00



15:30–16:00: Wave splitting for time-dependent scattered field separationMarcus Grote, Marie Kray, Frederic Nataf and Franck Assous

16:00–16:30: Far field splitting for the Helmholtz equationRoland Griesmaier

16:30–17:00: On Wave Splitting by Integral EquationsRoland Potthast

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Room 1.067, Chair: Stephen Langdon

15:30–16:00: A high-order solver for inhomogeneous penetrable scattering in two dimensionsJagabandhu Paul, Ambuj Pandey, Akash Anand and B.V. Rathish Kumar

16:00–16:30: A system of boundary integral equations for transient wave-structure interactionFrancisco-Javier Sayas and Tonatiuh Sanchez-Vizuet

16:30–17:00: A Super-Algebraic Convergent Solver for Systems of Biperiodic Integral Equations and Applicationsto Scattering of Electromagnetic Waves by Biperiodic GratingsThomas Rösch and Tilo Arens

Room 0.014, Chair: Marc Bonnet

15:30–16:00: MyBEM, a fast boundary element solver by Sparse Cardinal Sine DecompositionFrançois Alouges and Matthieu Aussal

16:00–16:30: A spectral view on Convolution Quadrature type method for the wave equation.Timo Betcke and Nicolas Salles

16:30–17:00: Using impedance transmission conditions in time domain - the application to thin sheets for theeddy current modelMaxim Felde and Kersten Schmidt

Room -1.025, Chair Anne-Sophie Bonnet-Ben Dhia

15:30–16:00: Resonance Problems in Cylindrical Waveguides with Backward Propagating ModesMartin Halla and Lothar Nannen

16:00–16:30: New perspectives offered by overlaps to design transparent boundary conditions in waveguidesVahan Baronian, Anne-Sophie Bonnet-Ben Dhia, Sonia Fliss and Tonnoir Antoine

16:30–17:00: An Infinite Element Method Treating Backward Waves in Unbounded Elastic PlatesMartin Halla and Lothar Nannen


15:30–16:00: Spectral properties of selfadjoint rational operator functions and applications to wave propagationin photonic crystalsChristian Engström

16:00–16:30: Efficient computation of scattering resonances for frequency dependent dielectric resonatorsJuan C. Araujo-Cabarcas and Christian Engström

16:30–17:00: Spectral properties of non-selfadjoint rational operator functions and applications to wave propa-gation in photonic crystalsAxel Torshage and Christian Engström

Room 2.067, Chair: Tobias Jahnke

15:30–16:00: Efficient Time Integration of the Maxwell-Klein-Gordon Equation in the Non-Relativistic LimitRegimePatrick Krämer and Katharina Schratz

16:00–16:30: Convergence analysis of a splitting method for laser-plasma interaction simulationsGeorg Jansing and Achim Schaedle

16:30–17:00: Error analysis of hybrid particle-in-cell (PIC) methods for oscillatory Maxwell-like equationsSimone Buchholz and Marlis Hochbruck

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Tuesday, July 21, 17:15–18:15


Room 1.067, Chair: Stephen Langdon

17:15–17:45: Preconditioning Techniques for Local Multiple Traces Formulation for Scattering ProblemsSimon Tournier, José Pinto and Carlos Jerez-Hanckes


17:15–17:45: Excitation of a Layered Sphere by an Arbitrarily Positioned Point Source: Direct ProblemProkopis Prokopiou and Nikolaos Tsitsas

17:45–18:15: An offline/online algorithm for scattering in half-plane stochastic configurationsMahadevan Ganesh and Stuart Hawkins

Room -1.025, Chair: Anne-Sophie Bonnet-Bhen Dhia

17:15–17:45: An FMM for waveguide problems for Helmholtz’ equation in 2DRyota Misawa, Kazuki Niino and Naoshi Nishimura

17:45–18:15: Domain Optimization for a Junction of Closed Acoustic WaveguidesJulian Ott

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Wednesday, July 22


09:00 - 10:00 Plenary Lecture: Mark Groves - Three-dimensional water waves



Fast Solvers for theHelmholtz Equation

Minisymposium:Waves and Plasmas



14:00 - 18:00 Excursions

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Wednesday, July 22, Wednesday, July 22, 9:00–10:00

Chair: Wolfgang Reichel

Invited Lecture: Mark Groves

Three-dimensional water waves

Wednesday, July 22, 10:30–12:30

Minisymposium: Fast Solvers for the Helmholtz Equation

Room 0.019

10:30–11:00: Combination of multilevel methods and Krylov subspace methods for acoustic full waveform in-version in seismicsHenri Calandra, Youssef Diouane, Serge Gratton and Xavier Vasseur

11:00–11:30: On efficiency and pollution error in Helmholtz solversChristiaan C. Stolk

11:30–12:00: Toward a scalable solver for 2D resonant cavitiesLeonardo Zepeda-Nunez and Laurent Demanet

12:00–12:30: A Parallelized DDM Sweeping Preconditioner for the Solution of High-Frequency Helmholtz andMaxwell EquationsAlexandre Vion and Christophe Geuzaine

12:30–13:00: Deflating the Shifted Laplacian for the Helmholtz EquationAbdul Sheikh Hannan, Domenico Lahaye and Kees Vuik

Minisymposium: Waves and Plasmas

Room 1.067

10:30–11:00: Discretization of Maxwell’s equations in a magnetic plasma with non uniform densityBruno Déspres, Felipe Da Silva, Martin Campos Pinto and Stéphane Heuraux

11:00–11:30: Stable Perfectly Matched Layers for a Simplified Anisotropic Model of Cold PlasmaEliane Becache, Patrick Joly and Maryna Kachanovska

11:30–12:00: Numerical Solution of the Wave Kinetic Equation in Tokamak PlasmasHannes Weber, Omar Maj and Emanuele Poli

12:00–12:30: Plasma and electromagnetic waves interaction: study of the hybrid resonance.Bruno Déspres, Lise-Marie Imbert-Gerard and Olivier Lafitte


Room 0.014, Chair: Tilo Arens

10:30–11:00: Acoustic scattering by inhomogeneous anisotropic obstacle: Boundary-domain integral equationapproachDavid Natroshvili

11:00–11:30: A Spectral Volumetric Integral Equation Method for Ocean Acoustics with Depth-Dependent Back-ground Sound SpeedTobias Rienmueller

11:30–12:00: A high-order Nystrom scheme for acoustic scattering by inhomogeneous penetrable media in threedimensionsAmbuj Pandey, Akash Anand and B.V. Rathish Kumar

12:00–12:30: Sensitivity analysis for shape optimization of a focusing acoustic lens in lithotripsyVanja Nikolić and Barbara Kaltenbacher

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Room -1.025, Chair: Stefan Sauter

10:30–11:00: Finite Elements for linear wave propagation in polygonal domainsFabian Müller and Christoph Schwab

11:00–11:30: Interior penalty finite element methods for high-order local boundary conditionsKersten Schmidt, Julien Diaz Diaz and Christian Heier

11:30–12:00: Locally implicit discontinuous Galerkin time domain method for electromagnetic wave propagationin dispersive mediaStéphane Descombes, Stéphane Lanteri and Ludovic Moya

12:00–12:30: A comparison of high-order finite element method and wave-based discontinuous Galerkin methodsfor Helmholtz problemsAlice Lieu, Gwenael Gabard and Hadrien Beriot


10:30–11:00: Nonlinear Bloch Waves in the Periodic Gross-Pitaevskii Equation in RdTomas Dohnal and Hannes Uecker

11:00–11:30: A variational approach of soliton interaction with localized PT -symmetric potentialN. Karjanto and H. Susanto

11:30–12:00: Nonlinear Standing Waves on a Periodic Array of Circular CylindersLijun Yuan and Ya Yan Lu

Room 2.067, Chair: Thomas Hagstrom

10:30–11:00: High-fidelity numerical simulation of the dynamic beam equationKen Mattsson and Vidar Stiernström

11:00–11:30: High-fidelity numerical simulation of solitons in the nerve axonKen Mattsson and Jonatan Verpers

11:30–12:00: Uniformly optimised wavenumber approximations by central finite difference operatorsViktor Linders and Jan Nordström

Wednesday, July 22, 14:00–18:00, Excursions

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Thursday, July 23


09:00 - 10:00 Plenary Lecture: Lehel Banjai - Some new advances in the analysis and discretization of time-domain boundary integral operators


10:30 - 12:30

Minisymposium:Advanced

ComputationalMethods for Acoustic

and Elastic WavePropagation

Minisymposium:Boundary Integral

Equations for TimeHarmonic Scattering



14:00 - 15:00 Plenary Lecture: Kurt Busch - Modelling Light Propagation in Nano-Photonic Systems



Numerical Bottlenecksin Helioseismology

Minisymposium:Wave Motions of

Fluid-LoadedStructures and

Multiple Scattering




Fast Solvers for theHelmholtz Equation

Minisymposium:Waves and Plasmas

Contributed Talks Contributed Talks

19:00 - 22:00 Conference Dinner

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Thursday, July 23, Thursday, July 23, 9:00–10:00

Chair: Francisco Sayas

Invited Lecture: Lehel Banjai

Some new advances in the analysis and discretization of time-domain boundary integral operators

Thursday, July 23, 10:30–12:30

Minisymposium: Advanced Computational Methods for Acoustic and Elastic Wave Propaga-tion

Room 0.019

10:30–11:00: Convergence analysis of leap-frog based local time-stepping for the wave equationLoredana Gaudio, Marcus Grote and Michaela Mehlin

11:00–11:30: Galerkin Difference Methods from Bandlimited Interpolation FunctionsThomas Hagstrom and Jeffrey Banks

11:30–12:00: Reduced order models for large scale wave propagationVladimir Druskin Druskin, Alexander Mamonov, Mikhail Zaslavsky, Rob Remis and JörnZimmerling

12:00–12:30: Polarized traces: a scalable solver for 2D HelmholtzLeonardo Zepeda-Nunez and Laurent Demanet

Minisymposium: Boundary Integral Equations for Time Harmonic Scattering

Room 1.067

10:30–11:00: A Well-Conditioned Fast Multipole Boundary Element Method for 3-D ElastodynamicsStéphanie Chaillat, Marion Darbas and Frédérique Le Louër

11:00–11:30: Comparisons of integral equations formulations for high-frequency two-dimensional Helmholtztransmission problems in domains with cornersCatalin Turc, Victor Dominguez and Mark Lyon

11:30–12:00: Well-Conditioned Boundary Element Formulation for Scattering at Partly Impenetrable ObjectsElke Spindler, Ralf Hiptmair and Xavier Claeys

12:00–12:30: Local Multiple Traces Modelling for High-Frequency ScatteringJosé Pinto, Simon Tournier and Carlos Jerez-Hanckes


Room 0.014, Chair: Laurent Demanet

10:30–11:00: Non-scattering wavenumbers and far field invisibility for a finite set of incident/scattering directionsAnne-Sophie Bonnet-Ben Dhia, Lucas Chesnel and Sergei Nazarov

11:00–11:30: Inverse wave scattering via moment relaxationAugustin Cosse and Laurent Demanet

11:30–12:00: An Efficient FEM Model for Wave Propagation in Heterogeneous MediaM. Ganesh and C. Morgenstern

12:00–12:30: A nonconforming minimal residual method for first-order systems of time-dependent PDEs inspace-timeJohannes Ernesti and Christian Wieners

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Room -1.025, Chair: Willy Dörfler

10:30–11:00: Statistical Inverse Problem and Numerical Simulation Related to Electromagnetic Wave Propaga-tionTimo Lähivaara and Kati Niinimäki

11:00–11:30: Combination of Finite Differences with Discontinuous Galerkin Method for Seismic ModelingVadim Lisitsa and Vladimir Tcheverda

11:30–12:00: A lumped nodal DGTD-PIC method to ensure charge conservation for the 3D Vlasov-Maxwellsystem on nonconforming cartesian gridsBruno Fornet, Alexandra Grabon and Josette Despinoy

12:00–12:30: A posteriori error estimates for discontinuous Galerkin method to the elasticity problemChristian Daveau and Hong Cam Luong


10:30–11:00: Material derivatives of the boundary integral operators arising from time-harmonic electromagneticpotential theory and applicationsFrédérique Le Louër

11:00–11:30: Matched asymptotics approach to the construction and justification of reduced graph models for3D Maxwell’s equations in networks of thin co-axial cablesGeoffrey Beck, Imperiale Sébastien and Patrick Joly

11:30–12:00: Approximate computation of the time-dependent magnetic and electric Green’s functions in arectangular parallelepipedValery Yakhno and Sengul Ersoy

12:00–12:30: Low-Frequency Asymptotics for Time-Harmonic Maxwell Equations in Exterior DomainsDirk Pauly

Room 2.067, Chair: Frank Hettlich

10:30–11:00: Diffraction of Weierstrass scalar fractal waves by circular apertures: symmetry and patterns, com-plexity and dimensionJames M. Christian, Emily P. Woodroofe and Graham S. McDonald

11:00–11:30: Unstable resonators with polygon and von Koch-type boundary conditions: virtual source modellingof fractal eigenmodesJames M. Christian, Ioannis Begleris, Simon J. Wickham, Graham S. McDonald and JungangHuang

11:30–12:00: Boundary Conditions for Hyperbolic Systems of Equations on Curved Erroneous DomainsSamira Nikkar and Jan Nordström

Thursday, July 23, Thursday, July 23, 14:00–15:00

Chair: Patrick Joly

Invited Lecture: Kurt Busch

Modelling Light Propagation in Nano-Photonic Systems

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Minisymposium: Numerical Bottlenecks in Helioseismology

Room 0.019

15:30–16:00: Parameter identification for the acoustic wave equation in helioseismologyDamien Fournier, Thorsten Hohage and Laurent Gizon

16:00–16:30: Viscoacoustic full waveform inversion for spatially uncorrelated problemsRenat Shigapov, André Kurzmann and Thomas Bohlen

Minisymposium: Wave Motions of Fluid-Loaded Structures and Multiple Scattering

Room 1.067

15:30–16:00: Scattering by a CagePaul Martin

16:00–16:30: Scattering of water waves by thin floating platesRichard Porter


Room 0.014, Chair: Karim Ramdani

15:30–16:00: High order asymptotic expansion for thin periodic layers in polygonal domainsBérangère Delourme, Kersten Schmidt and Adrien Semin

16:00–16:30: Error estimates for an Helmholtz transmission problem with a perforated thin structure and cornersingularitiesAdrien Semin, Kersten Schmidt and Bérangère Delourme

16:30–17:00: Study of spoof plasmons in an array of sound hard to sound soft inclusionsJean-Francois Mercier and Agnes Maurel

Room -1.025, Chair: Thorsten Hohage

15:30–16:00: Varification of Variational Source Conditions for Inverse Medium Scattering ProblemsThorsten Hohage and Frederic Weidling

16:00–16:30: Regularization Techniques for Inverse Scattering Problems with Sparsity ConstraintsMarcel Rennoch and Florian Bürgel

16:30–17:00: Higher-order expansion of misfit functional for defect identification in elastic solidsMarc Bonnet and Rémi Cornaggia

Room 2.066, Chair: Willy Dörfler

15:30–16:00: Numerical Approximation of Solitary waves in Some Internal Wave SystemsAngel Duran and Dimitrios Mitsotakis

16:00–16:30: A nonlinear and singular wavepacket in a rapidly rotating vortexPhilippe Caillol

16:30–17:00: Application of the Entropy Viscosity Method to Hermite methods for Shock ProblemsAdeline Kornelus and Daniel Appelo

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Room 2.067, Chair: Laurent Demanet

15:30–16:00: Uncertainty Quantication for High Frequency WavesGabriela Malenova, Mohammad Motamed and Olof Runborg

16:00–16:30: Reflection of waves by fractional interfacesLaurent Demanet and Olivier Lafitte

16:30–17:00: Role of Special Functions in Multiple-Edge DiffractionWonju Jeon


Minisymposium: Fast Solvers for the Helmholtz Equation

Room 0.019

17:15–17:45: Domain decomposition methods combined with absorption for the Helmholtz equationPaul Childs, Ivan Graham, Douglas Shanks, Euan Spence and Eero Vainikko

17:45–18:15: Scalable solver for far- and near-field maps of the Helmholtz equations.Siegfried Cools and Wim Vanroose

Minisymposium: Waves and Plasmas

Room 1.067

17:15–17:45: The electromagnetic wave propagation in magnetized plasmas of TokamaksAurore Back, Simon Labrunie, Jean-Rodolphe Roche, Pierre Bertrand and Hattori Takashi

17:45–18:15: Structure-preserving Maxwell solvers with particles: conforming and non-conforming schemesMartin Campos Pinto, Mathieu Lutz and Eric Sonnendrucker


Room 0.014, Chair: Karim Ramdani

17:15–17:45: Periodic quantum graphs with asymptotically predefined spectral gapsDiana Barseghyan and Andrii Khrabustovskyi

17:45–18:15: Guided modes in ladder-like open periodic waveguidesBérangère Delourme, Sonia Fliss, Patrick Joly and Elizaveta Vasilevskaya

Room -1.025, Chair: Thorsten Hohage

17:15–17:45: A robust inversion method for quantitative 3D shape reconstruction from coaxial eddy-currentmeasurementsHoussem Haddar, Zixian Jiang and Mohamed Kamel Riahi

17:45–18:15: Reflection Full Waveform Inversion in MBTT formulationGuy Chavent, Kirill Gadylshin and Vladimir Tcheverda

Thursday, July 23, 19:00, Conference Dinner

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Friday, July 24


09:00 - 10:00 Plenary Lecture: Michael Weinstein - Topologically protected edge states in continuous two-dimensional honeycomb structures


10:30 - 12:30

Minisymposium:Advanced

ComputationalMethods for Acoustic

and Elastic WavePropagation

Minisymposium:Boundary Integral

Equations for TimeHarmonic Scattering



13:30 - 14:30 Plenary Lecture: Sonia Fliss - Transparent boundary condition for complex media

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Friday, July 24, Friday, July 24, 9:00–10:00

Chair: Dirk Hundertmark

Invited Lecture: Michael Weinstein

Topologically protected edge states in continuous two-dimensional honeycomb structures

Friday, July 24, 10:30–12:30

Minisymposium: Advanced Computational Methods for Acoustic and Elastic Wave Propaga-tion

Room 0.019

10:30–11:00: An H-matrix based direct solver for the Boundary Element Method in 3D elastodynamicsStéphanie Chaillat, Patrick Ciarlet and Luca Desiderio

11:00–11:30: The Double Absorbing Boundary (DAB) MethodDan Givoli, Daniel Rabinovich, Daniel Baffet, Thomas Hagstrom and Jacobo Bielak

11:30–12:00: A new discontinuous Galerkin formulation for wave equations in second order formDaniel Appelo and Thomas Hagstrom

12:00–12:30: A FEM-BEM coupling for wave scattering problems with rotating obstaclesSilvia Falletta and Giovanni Monegato

Minisymposium: Boundary Integral Equations for Time Harmonic Scattering

Room 1.067

10:30–11:00: Function spaces for integral equations on fractal domainsSimon Chandler-Wilde, David Hewett and Andrea Moiola

11:00–11:30: Computation of highly oscillatory double integrals and application to Boundary Element Methodsin high frequency domainVictor Dominguez, Ivan Graham and Tatiana Kim

11:30–12:00: Formulation and solution of wave scattering problems in BEM++Timo Betcke, Simon Arridge, Samuel Groth, Nicolas Salles, Matthew Scroggs and Elwin van ’TWout

12:00–12:30: A new a posteriori error estimate for BEM in 2D-acousticsMarc Bakry, Sébastien Pernet and Francis Collino


Room 0.014, Chair: Frank Hettlich

10:30–11:00: A dispersion minimizing finite difference scheme and Multifrontal Hierarchically Solver for the 3DHelmholtz equationSergey Solovyev and Dmitry Vishnevsky

11:00–11:30: A Nitsche-type Method for Helmholtz Equation with an Embedded Acoustically Permeable Inter-faceEsubalewe Lakie Yedeg, Eddie Wadbro, Peter Hansbo, Mats G. Larson and Martin Berggren

11:30–12:00: A Fictitious Domain Approximation of Hard Scatterers Free from Spurious ResonancesMartin Berggren, Fotios Kasolis and Eddie Wadbro

12:00–12:30: DDM sweeping preconditioning with complete radiation boundary conditions for the HelmholtzequationSeungil Kim

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Room -1.025, Chair: Andreas Rieder

10:30–11:00: Recovering the initial state of the wave equation in unbounded domain using observersSonia Fliss, Sébastien Imperiale and Philippe Moireau

11:00–11:30: DORT Method For The Detection Of Small Moving Disks In A FluidKarim Ramdani and Alexandre Munnier

11:30–12:00: SAR Imaging beyond the First Born ApproximationMikhail Gilman and Semyon Tsynkov

12:00–12:30: Stability estimate for Calderón problem with partial dataAlberto Ruiz Gonzalez, D. dos Santos Ferreira and Pedro Caro

Room 2.066, Chair: Christophe Hazard

10:30–11:00: Plasmonic waveguides: T-coercivity approach for Maxwell’s equationsAnne-Sophie Bonnet-Ben Dhia, Camille Carvalho and Patrick Ciarlet

11:00–11:30: Huygens’ principle-based wavefront tracing in non-uniform mediaF.A. Volpe, P.-D. Létourneau and A. Zhao

11:30–12:00: Convergence of Krylov subspace solvers with Schwarz’ preconditioner for Maxwell exterior problemEric Darrigrand, Nabil Gmati and Rania Rais

12:00–12:30: High-quality meshes for exact controllability method in electromagneticsJukka Räbinä, Sanna Mönkölä and Tuomo Rossi


10:30–11:00: Local absorbing boundary conditions for 2d open waveguidesDirk Klindworth and Kersten Schmidt

11:00–11:30: Local Absorbing Boundary Condition for Multiple ScatteringSebastian Acosta and Vianey Villamizar

11:30–12:00: PML for Time-Dependent Wave Equation with Highly Oscillating CoefficientsOhsung Kwon and Imbo Sim

12:00–12:30: High Order Absorbing Boundary Conditions for the 2D Helmholtz EquationHélène Barucq, Morgane Bergot and Juliette Chabassier

Friday, July 24, Friday, July 24, 13:00–14:00

Chair: Anne-Sophie Bonnet-Ben Dhia

Invited Lecture: Sonia Fliss

Transparent boundary condition for complex media

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Index of Speakers

Almquist, Martin, 12Antoine, Tonnoir, 13Appelo, Daniel, 27Araujo-Cabarcas, Juan C., 13Arjmand, Doghonay, 6Audibert, Lorenzo, 7Aussal, Matthieu, 13

Back, Aurore, 24Bakry, Marc, 27Banjai, Lehel, 11Beck, Geoffrey, 22Belle, Lucas Van, 11Bellis, Cédric, 5Berggren, Martin, 27Bergot, Morgane, 28Betcke, Timo, 27Bonnet-Ben Dhia, Anne-Sophie, 7Buchholz, Simone, 13

Caillol, Philippe, 23Carvalho, Camille, 28Cassier, Maxence, 8Chabassier, Juliette, 12Chaillat, Stéphanie, 21, 27Chesnel, Lucas, 21Christian, James M., 22Cocquet, Pierre-Henri, 11Cools, Siegfried, 24Cornaggia, Rémi, 23Cosse, Augustin, 21

Déspres, Bruno, 17Darrigrand, Eric, 28Daveau, Christian, 22Delourme, Bérangère, 23Demaldent, Edouard, 8Descombes, Stéphane, 18Dohnal, Tomas, 18Dominguez, Victor, 27Duran, Angel, 23Duruflé, Marc, 6

Engström, Christian, 13Erdozain, Aralar, 8Ernesti, Johannes, 21

Falletta, Silvia, 27Felde, Maxim, 13Fichtner, Andreas, 6Fornet, Bruno, 22Fournier, Damien, 23

Gadylshin, Kirill, 24Ganesh, M., 21Gibbs, Andrew, 5Givoli, Dan, 27Gizon, Laurent, 6

Graham, Ivan, 24Griesmaier, Roland, 12Grote, Marcus, 21Groth, Samuel, 5Guzina, Bojan, 12

Hagstrom, Thomas, 21Halla, Martin, 13Hanke, Martin, 5Hawkins, Stuart, 14Hazard, Christophe, 5Hewett, David, 27Hollborn, Stefanie, 11Huybrechs, Daan, 5

Imbert-Gerard, Lise-Marie, 11Imperiale, Sébastien, 28

Jeon, Wonju, 24Jerez-Hanckes, Carlos, 21Jiang, Zixian, 7Joly, Patrick, 6Juhnke, Karl, 6

Kachanovska, Maryna, 17Kalimeris, Konstantinos, 7Kaltenbacher, Manfred, 7Karjanto, N., 18Khrabustovskyi, Andrii, 24Kim, Myoungnyoun, 8Kim, Seungil, 27Kleefeld, Andreas, 12Klindworth, Dirk, 28Kornelus, Adeline, 23Krämer, Patrick, 13Kray, Marie, 12Kress, Rainer, 11Kuo, Kirsty, 7Kurkcu, Harun, 6Kurzmann, André, 23Kwon, Ohsung, 28

Lähivaara, Timo, 22Lafitte, Olivier, 17, 24LaGrone, John, 6Lahaye, Domenico, 17Langdon, Stephen, 7Le Louër, Frédérique, 22Lieu, Alice, 18Linders, Viktor, 18Lisitsa, Vadim, 22Liu, Xiaodong, 11Lokharu, Evgeniy, 7Lu, Ya Yan, 18

Mönkölä, Sanna, 28Müller, Fabian, 18Maj, Omar, 17

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Malenova, Gabriela, 24Martin, Paul, 23Mattsson, Ken, 18Medvinsky, Michael, 11Mehlin, Michaela, 12Meng, Shixu, 12Mercier, Jean-Francois, 23Michielsen, Bas, 6Misawa, Ryota, 14Moiola, Andrea, 11Montiel, Fabien, 7Mustonen, Lauri, 11

Nahum, Uri, 5Nannen, Lothar, 13Natroshvili, David, 17Nguyen, Khac Long, 6Nguyen, Thi Trang, 12Nguyen, Thi-Phong, 11Niino, Kazuki, 8Nikkar, Samira, 22Nikolić, Vanja, 17

Opsomer, Peter, 7Ott, Julian, 14

Pandey, Ambuj, 17Paul, Jagabandhu, 13Pauly, Dirk, 22Perez-Arancibia, Carlos, 6Peters, Stefan, 12Peterseim, Daniel, 6Pinto, Martin Campos, 24Porter, Richard, 23Potthast, Roland, 12Protasov, Maksim, 8

Rösch, Thomas, 13Ramdani, Karim, 28Remis, Rob, 21Rennoch, Marcel, 23Riahi, Mohamed Kamel, 24Rienmueller, Tobias, 17Rohan, Eduard, 12Ruiz Gonzalez, Alberto, 28Rupprecht, Sebastian, 7

Salles, Nicolas, 13Sanchez-Vizuet, Tonatiuh, 13Sargheini, Sahar, 11Schaedle, Achim, 13Scheid, Claire, 7Schmidt, Kersten, 18Semin, Adrien, 23Solovyev, Sergey, 27Spence, Euan, 5Spindler, Elke, 21Stohrer, Christian, 6Stolk, Christiaan C., 17Sturm, Andreas, 12

Tamburrino, Antonello, 5Tcheverda, Vladimir, 6Tiwari, Awanish Kumar, 6Torshage, Axel, 13Toscano, Giuseppe, 7Tournier, Simon, 14Tsitsas, Nikolaos, 8, 14Tsynkov, Semyon, 5, 28Turc, Catalin, 21

Vainberg, Boris, 12Vasilevskaya, Elizaveta, 24Vasseur, Xavier, 17Verpers, Jonatan, 18Villamizar, Vianey, 28Vinoles, Valentin, 12Vion, Alexandre, 17Volpe, F.A., 28

Weißer, Steffen, 5Weidling, Frederic, 23Winkler, Robert, 5Winters, Andrew, 7Wout, Elwin van’t, 7

Yakhno, Valery, 22Yedeg, Esubalewe Lakie, 27

Zepeda-Nunez, Leonardo, 17, 21

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List of Participants

Hala AbusafiaKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Martin AlmquistUppsala [email protected]

Mathieu AppéTotal [email protected]

Daniel AppeloUniversity of New MexicoUnited [email protected]

Juan Carlos Araujo-CabarcasUme̊a [email protected]

Tilo ArensKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Doghonay ArjmandThe Royal Institute of [email protected]

Elizabeth ArterUniversity of BathUnited [email protected]

Lorenzo AudibertEDF R&[email protected]

Matthieu AussalEcole [email protected]

Aurore BackInstitut Elie [email protected]

Marc [email protected]

Lehel BanjaiHeriot-Watt UniversityUnited [email protected]

Simon BaumstarkKarlsruher Institut für TechnologieGermanys [email protected]

Eliane BecacheCentre de recherche INRIA Saclay - Ile de FranceFrance

Geoffrey BeckCentre de recherche INRIA Saclay - Ile de [email protected]

Cedric BellisLab. Mechanics and Acoustics [email protected]

Martin BerggrenUme̊a [email protected]

Morgane BergotUniversité Lyon [email protected]

Timo BetckeUniversity College LondonUnited [email protected]

Wolf-Jürgen BeynUniversität [email protected]

Thomas BohlenKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Marc BonnetCentre de recherche INRIA Saclay - Ile de [email protected]

Anne-Sophie Bonnet Ben-DhiaCentre de recherche INRIA Saclay - Ile de [email protected]

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Simone BuchholzKarlsruhe Institue of [email protected]

Florian BürgelUniversität [email protected]

Kurt BuschHumboldt-Universität zu [email protected]

Martin Campos PintoCNRS and UPMC (Paris 6 University)[email protected]

Camille CarvalhoCentre de recherche INRIA Saclay - Ile de [email protected]

Maxence CassierUniversity of UtahUnited [email protected]

Juliette [email protected]

Stéphanie ChaillatCentre de recherche INRIA Saclay - Ile de [email protected]

Simon Chandler-WildeUniversity of ReadingUnited [email protected]

Lucas ChesnelDefi, Ecole [email protected]

Vladimir CheverdaIPGGRussian [email protected]

James ChristianUniversity of SalfordUnited [email protected]

Hyuck ChungAuckland University of TechnologyNew [email protected]

Pierre-Henri CocquetUniversité de la Ré[email protected]

Siegfried CoolsUniversity of [email protected]

Rémi CornaggiaCentre de recherche INRIA Saclay - Ile de FranceFrance

Augustin CosseUniversité Catholique de [email protected]

Eric DarrigrandUniversité de Rennes [email protected]

Bérangère DelourmeCentre de recherche INRIA Saclay - Ile de [email protected]

Edouard DemaldentCEA, [email protected]

Laurent DemanetMITUnited [email protected]

Leszek F. DemkowiczUniversity of Texas at AustinUnited [email protected]

Stéphane DescombesINRIA and J.A. Dieudonné [email protected]

Luca DesiderioCentre de recherche INRIA Saclay - Ile de FranceFrance

Bruno [email protected]

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Tomas DohnalTechnische Universität [email protected]

Victor DominguezUniversidad Publica de [email protected]

Willy DörflerKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Angel DuranUniversity of [email protected]

Janina DürrschnabelKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Marc DurufleINRIA Bordeaux [email protected]

Johannes EilinghoffKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Christian EngströmUmea [email protected]

Aralar [email protected]

Johannes ErnestiKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Silvia FallettaPolitecnico di [email protected]

Zelia FerretMax Planck Institute for Solar System [email protected]

Andreas FichtnerETH [email protected]

Stefan FindeisenKarlsruhe Institute of [email protected]

Sonia FlissENSTA [email protected]

Robin FlohrKarlsruhe Institut für [email protected]

Bruno [email protected]

Damien FournierInstitute for Applied [email protected]

Gwenael GabardUniversity of SouthamptonUnited [email protected]

Kirill GadylshinIPGG SB RASRussian [email protected]

Carlos GaleanoKarlsruhe Institute of [email protected]

Dietmar GallistlUniversität [email protected]

Mahadevan GaneshColorado School of MinesUnited [email protected]

Andreas Geyer-SchulzKarlsruhe Institute of [email protected]

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Andrew GibbsUniversity of ReadingUnited [email protected]

Dan [email protected]

Laurent GizonMax Planck Institute for Solar System [email protected]

Ivan GrahamUniversity of BathUnited [email protected]

Roland GriesmaierUniversität Wü[email protected]

Marcus GroteUniversity of [email protected]

Samuel GrothUniversity of ReadingUnited [email protected]

Mark GrovesUniversität des [email protected]

Bojan GuzinaUniversity of MinnesotaUnited [email protected]

Thomas HagstromSouthern Methodist UniversityUnited [email protected]

Martin HallaTU [email protected]

Martin HankeUniversity of [email protected]

Christopher HansonMax Planck Institute fur [email protected]

Bastian HarrachUniversity of [email protected]

Carlos HauserKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Stuart HawkinsMacquarie [email protected]

Christophe HazardCentre de recherche INRIA Saclay - Ile de [email protected]

Clemens HeineSpringer Verlag [email protected]

Frank HettlichKarlsruhe Institute of [email protected]

David HewettUniversity of OxfordUnited [email protected]

David HippKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Andreas HirschKarlsruhe Institute for [email protected]

Marlis HochbruckKarlsruhe Institute of [email protected]

Thorsten HohageGeorg-August-Universität Gö[email protected]

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Stefanie HollbornJohannes Gutenberg-Universität [email protected]

Daan HuybrechsKU [email protected]

Piotr IdzikKarlsruhe Institute of [email protected]

Lise-Marie Imbert-GerardCIMS - NYUUnited [email protected]

Sebastien ImperialeInria Saclay - Î[email protected]

Tobias JahnkeKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Wonju JeonKorea Advanced Institute of Science and TechnologyKorea, Republic [email protected]

Carlos Jerez-HanckesPontificia Universidad Católica de [email protected]

Zixian JiangINRIA [email protected]

Patrick JolyCentre de recherche INRIA Saclay - Ile de [email protected]

Karl JuhnkeSouthern Methodist UniversityUnited [email protected]

Maryna KachanovskaCentre de recherche INRIA Saclay - Ile de [email protected]

Konstantinos KalimerisAustrian Academy of [email protected]

Manfred KaltenbacherTU [email protected]

Natanael KarjantoNazarbayev [email protected]

Andrii KhrabustovskyiKarlsruhe Institute of [email protected]

Myoung Nyoun KimNational Institute for Mathematical SciencesKorea, Republic [email protected]

Andreas KirschKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Andreas KleefeldBrandenburg University Of [email protected]

Dirk KlindworthTU [email protected]

Jonas KöhlerKarlsruhe Institute of [email protected]

Adeline KornelusUniversity of New MexicoUnited [email protected]

Balázs KovácsUniversity of Tü[email protected]

Patrick KrämerKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

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Marie KrayUniversity of [email protected]

Rainer KressUniversität Gö[email protected]

Peter KuchmentTexas A&M UniversityUnited [email protected]

Kirsty KuoKU [email protected]

Harun [email protected]

André KurzmannKarlsruhe Institute of [email protected]

Ohsung KwonNational Institute for Mathematical SciencesKorea, Republic [email protected]

Olivier LafitteUniversité Paris 13, Sorbonne Paris Cité[email protected]

John LaGroneSouthern Methodist UniversityUnited [email protected]

Timo LähivaaraUniversity of Eastern [email protected]

Stephen LangdonUniversity of ReadingUnited [email protected]

Frédérique Le LouërUniversité de Technologie de Compiè[email protected]

Armin LechleiterUniversity of [email protected]

Michael LeguebeMax-Planck Institute for Solar Systeme [email protected]

Marc LenoirCentre de recherche INRIA Saclay - Ile de FranceFrance

Alice LieuUniversity of SouthamptonUnited [email protected]

Viktor LindersLinköping [email protected]

Vadim LisitsaInstitute of Petroleum Geology & Geophysics SB RASRussian [email protected]

Xiaodong LiuChinese Academy of [email protected]

Evgeniy LokharuLinköpings [email protected]

Ya Yan LuCity University of Hong [email protected]

Markus MaierKarlsruhe Institute of [email protected]

Omar MajMax-Planck-Institut für [email protected]

Helle MajanderAalto [email protected]

Gabriela MalenovaRoyal Academy of [email protected]

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Fabio MargottiKarlsruhe Institut fuer [email protected]

Lena MartinKarlsruher Institut für Technologie - Fakultät für [email protected]

Paul MartinColorado School of MinesUnited [email protected]

Ken MattssonUppsala [email protected]

Michael MedvinskyN/[email protected]

Michaela MehlinUniversity of [email protected]

Shixu MengUniversity of DelawareUnited [email protected]

Jean-François MercierCentre de recherche INRIA Saclay - Ile de [email protected]

Bastiaan [email protected]

Ryota MisawaKyoto [email protected]

Georgi MitsovHumboldt-Universität zu [email protected]

Andrea MoiolaUnversity of ReadingUnited [email protected]

Sanna MönköläUniversity of Jyväskylä[email protected]

Fabien MontielUniversity of OtagoNew [email protected]

Fabian MuellerETH [email protected]

Lauri MustonenAalto [email protected]

Uri NahumUniversity of [email protected]

Lothar NannenTU [email protected]

David NatroshviliGeorgian Technical [email protected]

Markus NeherKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Khac Long NguyenCentre de recherche INRIA Saclay - Ile de FranceFrancen [email protected]

Thi Phong NguyenEcole [email protected]

Thi Trang NguyenUniversity of [email protected]

Kazuki NiinoKyoto [email protected]

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Samira NikkarLinköping [email protected]

Vanja NikolicUniversity of [email protected]

Naoshi NishimuraKyoto [email protected]

Andrew NorrisRutgers UniveristyUnited [email protected]

Peter OpsomerKU [email protected]

Julian OttKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Ambuj PandeyIndian Institute of Technology [email protected]

Jagabandhu PaulIndian Institute of [email protected]

Dirk PaulyUniversität [email protected]

Carlos Perez-ArancibiaCalifornia Institute of TechnologyUnited [email protected]

Laure PesudoCEA [email protected]

Malte PeterUniversity of [email protected]

Stefan PetersUniversity [email protected]

Daniel PeterseimUniversität [email protected]

Michael PlumKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Richard PorterUniversity of BristolUnited [email protected]

Maxim ProtasovInstitute of Petroleum Geology & Geophysics SB RASRussian [email protected]

Karim [email protected]

Arnaud RecoquillayCEA [email protected]

Wolfgang ReichelKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Rob RemisDelft University of [email protected]

Marcel RennochUniversität [email protected]

Galina ReshetovaICM&MGRussian Federationvova [email protected]

Mohamed RiahiNew Jersey Institute of TechnologyUnited [email protected]

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Andreas RiederKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Tobias RienmuellerUniversitaet [email protected]

Eduard RohanUniversity of West BohemiaCzech [email protected]

Thomas RöschKarlsruhe Institute of [email protected]

Jens Rottmann-MatthesKarlsruhe Institute for [email protected]

Alberto Ruiz [email protected]

Olof [email protected]

Peter RuppKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Sebastian RupprechtUniversität [email protected]

Lukasz RzepnickiNicolaus Copernicus University in [email protected]

Nicolas SallesUniversity College LondonUnited [email protected]

Gregory [email protected]

Tonatiuh Sanchez-VizuetUniversity of DelawareUnited [email protected]

Sahar SargheiniETH [email protected]

Stefan SauterUniversität Zü[email protected]

Francisco-Javier SayasUniversity of DelawareUnited [email protected]

Achim SchädleHeinrich Heine Universitä[email protected]

Mira SchedensackUniversität [email protected]

Claire ScheidINRIA Sophia [email protected]

Nick SchenkelsUniversity of [email protected]

Kersten SchmidtTechnische Universität [email protected]

Roland SchnaubeltKarlsruhe Institute of [email protected]

Adrien SeminTechnische Universität [email protected]

Raz [email protected]

Imbo SimNational Institute for Mathematical SciencesKorea, Republic [email protected]

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Sergey SolovyevInstitute of Petroleum Geology and Geophysics SB RRussian [email protected]

Euan SpenceUniversity of BathUnited [email protected]

Elke SpindlerETH Zü[email protected]

Martin SpitzKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Christain StohrerCentre de recherche INRIA Saclay - Ile de [email protected]

Chris StolkUniversity of [email protected]

Andreas SturmKarlsruher Institut für [email protected]

Guillaume SylvandAirbus Group Innovations / [email protected]

Antonello TamburrinoUniversità di [email protected]

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