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    S5E1 Graduate Seminar on Numerical Analysis:

    Optimal Transport -  Modelling, Analysis and Numerical Approximation

    Prof. Dr. Martin Rumpf, Dr. Matthias Erbar


    Time: Friday 12-14

    Room:  SR 1.007

     

    Description:

    The seminar addresses students interested in computational aspects of optimal transport. Deeper knowledge of the underlying theory is no prerequisite. The seminar consists of selected introductory talks on the modeling and the analysis of optimal transport. The focus will be on different numerical methods for a robust and efficient numerical approximation of optimal transport maps and transport paths.

    A preliminary meeting is scheduled for 16:15 on Thursday, July 20th in the seminar room 2.025 at the Endenicher Allee 60.

     

    Schedule

    DateSpeakerTitleMentoring
    13.10.     Steffens Theory of optimal transport Erbar
    20.10. Braun Gradient Flows in the Wasserstein space Erbar
    03.11. Braun/Scheerer     
    10.11. Scheerer Discrete Optimal transport Simon
    24.11. Fink Modelling of crowd motion via OT Erbar
    01.12. Rajkovic Modelling of optimal traffic networks via  OT                                 Erbar
    08.12. Schmerling Numerical computation of transport plans/gradient flows via entropic regularization Simon
    22.12. Dyck Hierachical approach to computation of transports Simon