Georg Stadler

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New York University

United States

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Georg Stadler is a Professor at New York University in the United States. His research areas include optimal control under uncertainty, nonlinear mantle viscosity, and scalable methods for stochastic systems. He has contributed extensively to fields such as adaptive importance sampling, multigrid techniques, and magnetohydrodynamics through his recent publications.

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Elizabeth Paul

Princeton University

UNITED STATES

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University of Warwick

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Optimal Control under Uncertainty with Joint Chance State Constraints: Almost-Everywhere Bounds, Variance Reduction, and Application to (Bi)linear Elliptic PDEs

Constraining Earth’s nonlinear mantle viscosity using plate-boundary resolving global inversions

Large Deviation Theory-based Adaptive Importance Sampling for Rare Events in High Dimensions

Hierarchical off-diagonal low-rank approximation of Hessians in inverse problems, with application to ice sheet model initialization

Robust Multigrid Techniques for Augmented Lagrangian Preconditioning of Incompressible Stokes Equations with Extreme Viscosity Variations

A Bayesian level set method for identifying subsurface geometries and rheological properties in Stokes flow

Direct stellarator coil optimization for nested magnetic surfaces with precise quasi-symmetry

Robust and efficient primal-dual Newton-Krylov solvers for viscous-plastic sea-ice models

Stellarator coil optimization supporting multiple magnetic configurations

Scalable methods for computing sharp extreme event probabilities in infinite-dimensional stochastic systems

Stochastic and a posteriori optimization to mitigate coil manufacturing errors in stellarator design

Direct computation of magnetic surfaces in Boozer coordinates and coil optimization for quasisymmetry

Simultaneous inference of plate boundary stresses and mantle rheology using adjoints: large-scale 2-D models

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Elizabeth Paul

Tobias Grafke

M. Landreman

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