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Research Interests

  
Scientific Algorithmic, Scientific Computing, Large-Scale Simulations, Optimization, High-Performance Distributed Computing, Software Technologies on HPC architectures
  

Research Objectives

  
My general research interests are in applied computer science with emphasis on algorithms in simulation and optimization, in particular nonlinear optimization, discrete mathematics, solving large systems of linear equations, solving differential equations, and data management and analysis. I am in particular specialized in large-scale problems and their solutions on parallel supercomputers.
The research includes applied computer science and the intersection between discrete algorithms and scientific computing where the algorithm development is applied to large-scale problems arising in various application areas. I typically apply my research in areas such as computational electronics, biomedical simulations, computational physics, and automotive sheet metal simulations. Since these large-scale application problems often run on parallel supercomputers, it is only natural that the algorithms also should run in parallel and the research involves information and communication technologies and high-quality software on high-performance computing architectures.