Publications of the Project F1322
UnpublishedUnInvited
September 27, 2008
UnpublishedUnInvited
September 27, 2008
Bibliography
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- H. Egger and G. Regensburger.
Decomposition of noncommutative polynomials in the convergence analysis of iterative regularization methods.
SFB Statusseminar, Strobl, April 2005. - 2
- G. Regensburger.
Construction and applications of parametrized wavelets.
Workshop on Inverse Problems, Obergurgl, April 2005. - 3
- G. Regensburger.
Construction of parameterized wavelets using Gröbner bases.
ACA 2005, Conference on Applications of Computer Algebra, Nara, Japan, August 2005. - 4
- G. Regensburger.
Parametrized wavelets and algebraic curves.
Workshop on Resolution of Algebraic Varieties, Kaiserhaus, September 2005. - 5
- G. Regensburger.
Semirings, idempotent analysis and differential equations.
Workshop on ``Level Set Methods for Direct and Inverse Problems'', Special Session on Symbolic Computation and PDEs, RICAM Linz, September 2005. - 6
- G. Regensburger.
Boundary value problems for nonlinear first-order ODEs--constructing generalised solutions via the max-plus algebra.
Workshop on the Algebraic Theory of Differential Equations, Edinburgh, Scotland, August 2006. - 7
- G. Regensburger.
Max-plus linear algebra and nonlinear ordinary BVPs.
GAMM, Berlin, March 2006. - 8
- G. Regensburger.
Nonlinear first-order ordinary BVPs via max-plus interpolation.
SFB Status Seminar, Strobl, Austria, April 2006. - 9
- G. Regensburger.
Parametrizing orthonormal wavelets by moments.
Special Semester on Gröbner Bases Workshop D3: Gröbner Bases in Control Theory and Signal Processing, Linz, Austria, May 2006. - 10
- G. Regensburger.
Applications of wavelets parametrized by moments.
SFB Status Seminar, Strobl, Austria, April 2007. - 11
- G. Regensburger.
Generalized solutions for nonlinear first-order ODEs and max-plus interpolation.
Workshop Algebraic Geometry, Nova Hrady, Czech Republic, May 2007. - 12
- G. Regensburger and M. Rosenkranz.
Abstract boundary problems and applications.
SFB Status Seminar, Strobl, Austria, April 2007. - 13
- M. Rosenkranz.
Integro-differential rings and operators.
SFB Statusseminar, Strobl, April 2005. - 14
- M. Rosenkranz.
Linear two-point boundary value problems in symbolic computation: A new approach.
Foundations of Computational Mathematics (FoCM'05), Santander, Spain, July 2005. - 15
- M. Rosenkranz.
Symbolic methods for differential equations.
SFB Status Seminar, Strobl, Austria, April 2005. - 16
- M. Rosenkranz.
Symbolic solution of nonlinear BVPs?--First steps and considerations.
Workshop on Inverse Problems, Obergurgl, April 2005. - 17
- M. Rosenkranz.
Using polynomial structures in reasoning with reflexion.
Theorema-Ultra-Omega Workshop, Saarbruecken, Germany, December 2005. - 18
- M. Rosenkranz.
Algebraic methods for differential equations and boundary value problems.
CNRS-NSF Symposium, Avignon, France, June 2006. - 19
- M. Rosenkranz.
A novel treatment of linear two-point boundary value problems.
GAMM, Berlin, March 2006. - 20
- M. Rosenkranz.
Symbolic computation with two-point boundary value problems.
Workshop on the Algebraic Theory of Differential Equations, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, August 2006. - 21
- M. Rosenkranz.
Using Gröbner bases for solving linear two-point boundary value problems.
Special Semester for Gröbner Bases / Workshop D2, Hagenberg, Austria, May 2006. - 22
- M. Rosenkranz and G. Regensburger.
Factorization and division in the realm of linear ordinary BVPs.
SFB Status Seminar, Strobl, Austria, April 2006. - 23
- M. Rosenkranz and G. Regensburger.
Solving and factoring boundary problems in differential algebra.
SFB Status Seminar, Strobl, Austria, April 2007. - 24
- J. Schicho and G. Regensburger.
Gröbner bases and identities in Witt rings.
Special Semester on Gröbner Bases Workshop D2: Gröbner Bases in Symbolic Analysis, Linz, Austria, May 2006.
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SpezialForschungsBereich SFB F013 | Special Research Program of the FWF - Austrian Science Fund
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