Olof Runborg
Professor
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Researcher
About me
MSc Electrical Engineering, KTH, Stockholm ('92). BSc Economics & Business Administration, SSE, Stockholm ('94). PhD Numerical Analysis/Applied Math, KTH, Stockholm ('98). Postdoc, Paris VI, ('99). Postdoc, Princeton University, PACM, ('00-'01). Docent, NADA, KTH, ('03). Professor, KTH, ('10).
My research centers on the numerical treatment of partial differential equations, in particular wave propagation problems. Some favorite topics are: Helmholtz equation, high-frequency waves, multiscale phenomena, (numerical) homogenization, uncertainty quantification, multiresolution analysis, Gaussian beams, subdivision and mesh generation. One recurring numerical research theme is how to couple methods or reformulate equations so that problems which are very expensive to solve with standard, direct, numerical methods can be solved much faster with the same accuracy,
Courses
Applied Numerical Methods (SF2520), examiner
Degree Project in Scientific Computing, Second Cycle (SF259X), examiner
Degree Project in Scientific Computing, Second Cycle (SF250X), examiner
Numerical Methods, Basic Course (SF1545), examiner, teacher, course responsible
Numerical algorithms for data-intensive science (SF2526), teacher, course responsible, examiner