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20242026
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8 papers

math.NA2026

Amortized low-rank approximation for hyperparameter marginalization in PDE-governed Bayesian inverse problems

Sonia Reilly, Georg Stadler

This paper addresses the efficient solution of hierarchical Bayesian inverse problems with a high- or infinite-dimensional parameter field and a moderate number of hyperparameters.…

math.OC2026

Optimal experimental design for passive imaging source problems

Christian Aarset, Thorsten Hohage, Georg Stadler

This work focuses on optimal experimental design (OED) methods for passive imaging. We adopt a Bayesian inverse problem framework for passive imaging source problems, primarily foc…

math.NA2026

Learning parameter-dependent shear viscosity from data, with application to sea and land ice

Gonzalo G. de Diego, Georg Stadler

Complex physical systems which exhibit fluid-like behavior are often modeled as non-Newtonian fluids. A crucial element of a non-Newtonian model is the rheology, which relates inne…

cs.LG2026

Physics-informed reservoir characterization from bulk and extreme pressure events with a differentiable simulator

Harun Ur Rashid, Mingxin Li, Aleksandra Pachalieva +2

Accurate characterization of subsurface heterogeneity is challenging but essential for applications such as reservoir pressure management, geothermal energy extraction and CO,…

math.OC2026

Infinite-dimensional spherical-radial decomposition for probabilistic functions, with application to constrained optimal control and Gaussian process regression

Kewei Wang, Georg Stadler

The spherical-radial decomposition (SRD) is an efficient method for estimating probabilistic functions and their gradients defined over finite-dimensional elliptical distributions.…

physics.flu-dyn2026

Non-Newtonian viscous fluid models with learned rheology accurately reproduce Lagrangian sea ice simulations

Gonzalo G. de Diego, Georg Stadler

Polar sea ice is crucial to Earth's climate system. Its dynamics also affect coastal communities, wildlife, and global shipping. Sea ice is typically modeled as a continuum fluid u…