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Bibliography

1
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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