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Robin Morillo, NC State, Model Simplification Through Component Removal

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When dealing with large compartment models it can often be challenging to track how a small component of the model affects the overall system. This is an issue when trying to determine if a model is in its "simplest form" or if there are components that can be removed without significantly affecting the model's behavior.…

William Reese, NC State, Bayesian Level Set Approaches for Inverse Problems with Piecewise Constant Reconstructions

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There are several challenges associated with inverse problems in which the unknown parameters can be modeled as piecewise constant functions. We model the unknown parameter using multiple level sets to represent the piecewise constant function. Adopting a Bayesian approach, we impose prior distributions on both the level set functions that determine the piecewise constant regions…

Michael Redle, NC State, Well-Balanced Scheme for the Shallow Water MHD Equations with a New Divergence-Free Treatment of the Magnetic Field

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We consider the shallow water magnetohydrodynamic (SWMHD) equations, in which multiscale phenomena appear in geophysics, astrophysics, and energy production applications. However, capturing both large and small scales numerically requires an exact treatment of the physically-observed divergence-free condition of the magnetic field and typically a very fine spatial grid. An alternative to requiring a fine spatial…