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Hybrid topological derivative-gradient based methods for nondestructive testing
This paper is devoted to the reconstruction of objects buried in a medium and their material properties by hybrid topological derivative-gradient based methods. After illustrating the techniques in time-harmonic acoustic problems with different boundary conditions and in electrical impedance tomography problems with continuous Neumann conditions, we extend the hybrid method for a realistic model in tomography where the boundary conditions are given at a discrete set of electrodes
An adaptive POD approximation method for the control of advection-diffusion equations
We present an algorithm for the approximation of a finite horizon optimal
control problem for advection-diffusion equations. The method is based on the
coupling between an adaptive POD representation of the solution and a Dynamic
Programming approximation scheme for the corresponding evolutive
Hamilton-Jacobi equation. We discuss several features regarding the adaptivity
of the method, the role of error estimate indicators to choose a time
subdivision of the problem and the computation of the basis functions. Some
test problems are presented to illustrate the method.Comment: 17 pages, 18 figure