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XIII BIANNUAL CONGRESS
OF THE ITALIAN SOCIETY OF INDUSTRIAL
AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS
13th-16th September 2016
PROGRAM
13th-16th September 2016
XIII BIANNUAL CONGRESS
OF THE ITALIAN SOCIETY OF INDUSTRIAL
AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS
SIMAI 2016
Politecnico di Milano, September 13th-16th 2016
The role of SIMAI (Italian Society of Industrial and
Applied Mathematics) is to promote mathematical
research in industrial and applied science, offering a
view of applied mathematics that can be transferred
from academia to industry.
The aim of the Biannual Congress of SIMAI is to bring
together researchers and professionals
from academia and industry who are active in the
study of mathematical and numerical models
as well as their application to industrial and in general
real life problems; to stimulate interdisciplinary
research in applied mathematics and to foster
interactions of the scientific community with industry.
The official language of the Congress is English.
Organizing Committee
Luca Bonaventura (Politecnico di Milano)
Luca Formaggia (Politecnico di Milano)
Edie Miglio (Politecnico di Milano)
Nicola Parolini (Politecnico di Milano)
Anna Scotti (Politecnico di Milano)
Christian Vergara (Politecnico di Milano)
Support and logistics
Luca Lo Curto (Politecnico di Milano)
EventiMate (Anna Rho e Laura Guarino)
(Politecnico di Milano)
On Thursday the 15th in the afternoon this edition of
the Congress will host a special session (in Italian)
dedicated to the teaching of mathematics as a
contribution of SIMAI to raise awareness on the
applications of mathematics in secondary schools.
Conference Venue
Opening and Closing Ceremonies and Plenaries
take place at ROGERS Lecture Room. Building 11,
Entry points: Via Bonardi 3 or Via Ampere 2
The other rooms are located in Campus Bonardi.
Entry points Via Bonardi 3 or Via Ampere 2 (Rogers, G1, G2, IV), Via Bonardi 9 (T01, T02, B5.2, B5.3,
B5.4 B5.5).
Scientific Committee
Nicola Bellomo (Politecnico di Torino)
Iacopo Borsi (I2T3, Firenze)
Giovanni Borzi (EnginSoft S.p.a., Padova)
Ottavio Crivaro (MOXOFF s.r.l., Milano)
Elena De Angelis (Politecnico di Torino)
Luca Formaggia (MOX, Politecnico di Milano)
Giorgio Fotia (CRS4 S.r.l., Pula)
Roberto Natalini (IAC-CNR, Roma)
Giovanni Russo (Università di Catania)
Copyright © 2016 SIMAI
Società Italiana di Matematica Applicata ed
Industriale,
Via dei Taurini 19, 00185 ROMA
www.simai.eu
Graphic layout and cover design:
Elena Formaggia
SIMAI 2016
GENERAL INFO
XIII BIANNUAL NATIONAL CONGRESS SIMAI 2016 | PROGRAM
SIMAI 2016
HOW TO REACH
UNDERGROUND LINE 2 (green line)
The nearest underground station from Politecnico di Milano is Piola M2 (MM2 green line).
You can reach it from the main train stations: from Centrale (aprox 5 min; 3rd stop),
Garibaldi (aprox. 10 min; 5th stop), Cadorna (aprox. 15 min; 8th stop) travelling to Cologno nord/
Gessate, or from Lambrate (aprox 3 min, 1st stop) to Abbiategrasso/Assago direction.
When you arrive to Piola continue on foot. From Piola station take the left-hand exit of the
station. Then take the first street on the left (via Compagni) and then the first on the right
(via Ampère). At the end of via Ampère, continue on the left on via Bonardi. there on the left you
will find the entrace to the school of Architecture.
ON FOOT ROUTE FROM PIOLA M2 TO POLITECNICO DI MILANO
XIII BIANNUAL CONGRESS SIMAI 2016 | PROGRAM
SIMAI 2016
HOW TO REACH
THE LECTURE ROOMS
ROOMS:
BUILDING
11
BUILDING
13
ROGERS
G.1
G.2
IV
BUILDING
14
ROOMS:
T0.1
T0.2
ROOMS:
B.5.2
B.5.3
B.5.4
B.5.5
BUILDING 11
FLOOR -1
BUILDING 11
GROUND FLOOR
G2
G1
ROGERS
IV
SIMAI 2016
BUILDING 14
5TH FLOOR
B5.2 B5.3 B5.4
BUILDING 13
FLOOR -1
T02
T01
B5.5
SIMAI 2016
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Conference Office
The conference secretariat will be located outside the ROGERS lecture room starting on Tuesday 13th.
It will be open throughout the conference. Registration will take place on Tuesday at 9.00 until 19.30.
During the remaining days the conference secretariat will remain at disposal for late registrations.
Conference Fees
Conference fees cover: conference attendance, information material, book of abstract in pdf
format, coffee breaks.
Internet Access
All conference area is covered by wifi. If you have an EDUROAM account you can connect using that
network. At the registration desk you may obtain a password to connect to the wifi network POLIMI.
We recall that according to the italian regulations you need to show your passport or identity card in
order to receive the password.
Twitter channel
We have set up a twitter channel @simai2016 where we will communicate all conference news
(hashtag #simai2016).
Instruction for Minisymposia Organizers and Speakers
Each room is equipped with projector with VGA and HDMI connections. A microphone will be
available if needed. We will not provide laptops in the rooms, except for the ROGERS room.
Therefore, each organizer of the minisymposium should make sure that a laptop is available for
his/her session. The minisymposium organisers are also in charge of the chairmanship of their
minisymposium.
Please be aware that each presentation has a 20+5 or a 40+10 minutes allocated time for
normal presentation or Keynote presentation, respectively. Please find the time to locate your room
and show up before the beginning of the minisymposium, in order to introduce yourself to the
chairperson and upload your files.
If you plan to use your own computer please take into account the time required for the connection.
There will be an assistant in each conference room to help you with technical matters.
Proceedings
Extended papers can be submitted to the journal "Communications in Applied and Industrial
Mathematics" (CAIM). More details will be given at the conference and on the SIMAI
web site http://www.simai.eu.
SIMAI 2016
WHERE TO EAT
Several bars and restaurants will be available for lunch in the area surrounding the Politecnico di
Milano.
1.
CAFFÈ PIOLA
snack bar
cafe
Piazza Piola, 12
tel. 0039 2 3651 1145
2.
HARP PUB
GUINNESS
bar
restaurant
piazza Leonardo da Vinci, 10
tel. 0039 2 3668 6194
3.
IL GABBIANO
restaurant
pizzeria
via Alfonso Corti, 30
tel. 0039 2 2363893
4.
IL POSTINO
restaurant
pizzeria
via Edoardo Bassini, 41
tel. 0039 2 2666991
5.
JUST CAFÉ
snack bar
cafe
via Giovanni Pacini, 23,
tel. 0039 2 2395 1535
6.
LA DOLCE
SOSTA
snack bar
cafe
via Andrea Maria Ampère, 11
tel. 0039 2 266 4591
7.
LA PIAZZETTA
snack bar
cafe
via Antonio Grossich, 2
tel 0039 2 2365021
8.
MY CHEF
restaurant
snack bar
cafe self service
inside campus Bonardi
tel 0039 2 2666681
9.
NEW BRAND
CAFÈ
snack bar
cafe
via Giovanni Pascoli, 55
tel. 0039 2 7063 3536
10.
16 ROUND
snack bar
cafe
via Vallisneri, 2
tel. 0039 2 26683108
11.
SKUISITO
resturant
Via Giovanni Pacini, 18
tel. 0039 2 70638397
12.
SO. VITE
self‐service
via Ampère, 3
13.
THE GREEN
KIOSK
snack bar
via Ampère
in front the main entrance of
the Politecnico di Milano
SIMAI 2016
RESTAURANTS
LOCATION MAP
SIMAI 2016
PLENARY TALKS &
BIOGRAPHY
Tuesday,13th
14.30-15.30
Will Schilders: “Challenges in Computational and Data Science”
Chairperson: Luca Formaggia
After obtaining his degree in 1978 he completed his PhD in Numerical Analysis
at Trinity College in 1980 with a work on numerical methods for problems with
boundary layers that was eventually published as a book. He then worked in the
Mathematical Software group of Philips Research giving several notable
contributions to the field of numerical simulation of electronic circuits, and
collaborated to the development of mixed finite elements for semiconductor devices. In 2006 he moved to NXP Semiconductors where he continued his
research for the electronics industry until 2010. In the meantime he was appointed
as Professor in Scientific Computing for Industry at Eindhoven University of
Technology, where he has supervised the activity of numerous MsC and PhD
students. In 2010 he became the executive director of PWN, a newly started
platform for mathematics. He participated to several European initiatives for
mathematics in industry and in 2010-2011 he acted as president of ECMI. Since
2016 he is the president of EU-MATHS-IN, a service network for mathematics
in industry and innovation. His research interests currently span from numerical
techniques for the solution of indefinite linear systems to model order reduction.
Wednesday,14th
9.00-10.00
Giuseppe Toscani: “Kinetic Models in Socio-Economic Sciences”
Chairperson: Nicola Bellomo
After obtaining a degree in Mathematics in 1972 at the University of Pavia he
worked as Assistant professor of Mathematical Physics and Rational Mechanics,
and was appointed full professor in 1987, working at the University of Ferrara until
1992, and in the University of Pavia since 1993. He has made notable contributions
to the mathematical aspects of Boltzmann equation and of Enskog equation in
kinetic theory of rarefied gases.He collaborated, among others, with the Field
medalists Pierre-Louis Lions, and Cedric Villani, and with Peter Markowich, who
was honoured of the Wittgenstein Award in 2000. During the five-years period
1997-2001 he has coordinated one of the two Italian teams of the European TMR
project “Asymptotic Methods in Kinetic Theory”. In the period 2005-2013 he has
been member of the Scientific Council of the National Group of Mathematical
Physics of INDAM (Istituto Nazionale di Alta Matematica). He is a corresponding
member of the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei and of the Istituto Lombardo
di Scienze e Lettere. His scientific activity is in the field of (linear and nonlinear)
Partial Differential Equations and kinetic equations for socio-economic sciences,
covering modelling, analysis, numerical analysis and simulation issues.
SIMAI 2016
Wednesday,14th
14.30-15.30
Paola Antonietti: “High-order Discontinuous Galerkin methods for seismic wave
propagation problems”
Chairperson: Martin Gander
She received her Doctoral degree in “Mathematics and Statistics” from the
Università degli Studi di Pavia in 2007. Part of her doctoral studies were carried
out at the University of Oxford. After her doctoral degree, she has been a Research
Fellow at the University of Nottingham and, since 2008, she has been member of
the Laboratory of Modeling and Scientific Computing (MOX) of Politecnico di
Milano, first as Assistant Professor and, since 2015, as Associate Professor of
Numerical Analysis. In 2008, she received the “Fausto Saleri” prize awarded by
SIMAI. In 2015, she has been granted a SIR (Scientific Independence of Young
Researchers) starting grant and a research project funded by Fondazione Cariplo
and Regione Lombardia.
She is Senior Investigator of the project SPEED (http://speed.mox.polimi.it/),
partially supported by MunichRe Reinsurance Company. This open source library
has been selected as one of the emerging applications of high potential impact
on industrial research and innovation within the European PRACE-2IP 2013.
Her research focuses on the numerical solution of partial differential equations
arising in various fields of Applied Mathematics and Engineering, with particular
attention to discontinuous Galerkin methods and non-standard domain
decomposition techniques.
Thursday, 15th
9.00-10.00
Annalisa Buffa: “Tools for spline-based methods”
Chairperson: Giovanni Russo
After her degree in computer science in 1996 and a PhD in mathematics in 2000
she obtained a research position at the CNR institute IMATI (Italy) in 2001. She
became research director in 2004 and she has led the institute from 2013 to 2016.
Starting from September 2016, she will join the mathematics department of EPFL
(Switzerland) as full professor. In 2008 she was granted an ERC Starting grant, She
received the ICIAM Collatz prize in 2015 and she was awarded an ERC Advanced
grant in 2016. She was invited speaker at a number of international
conferences, among which ICM (2014, Seoul, Korea), GAMM (Erlangen, Germany,
2014) and MAFELAP (Brunel, UK,2013) and gave a semi-plenary lecture at
ECCOMAS (Vienna 2012 and Crete 2016) and a plenary talk at ICIAM (Beijing, China,
2015). She is member of the Academia Europaea. Her work spans several aspects
of the numerical analysis of partial differential equations: isogeometric analysis,
fully compatible discretization of PDEs, linear and non linear elasticity, contact
mechanics, integral equations on non-smooth manifolds, functional theory for
Maxwell equations in non-smooth domains, finite element techniques for Maxwell
equations, non-conforming domain decomposition methods, asymptotic analysis,
stabilization techniques for finite element discretizations.
SIMAI 2016
Thursday, 15th
14.30-15.30
Andrea Pontremoli : “Why simulation? A CEO perspective”
Chairperson: Edie Miglio
He started working at IBM in 1980 as a simple maintenance technician. Yet, during
his professional career he reached positions of increasing responsibility and in
June 2004 was appointed Chairman and CEO of IBM Italy. In October 2007, he left
this position to accept a new challenge alongside Giampaolo Dallara at the head
of Dallara Automobili, as partner and CEO & General Manager. Since November
2007, he is the Director of the “Executive Master in Technology and Innovation
Management” at ALMA Graduate School of University of Bologna. Since April 2008
he has been a member of the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee of
Barilla SpA, and, since May 2012, he is the Lead Indipendent Director of the Board
of Brunello Cucinelli Spa.
In 2004 the University of Parma awarded him a Honorary Degree in Computer
Engineering for his expertise in business management and his continuous
commitment to the technological development of the territory. For years he has
been a member of the major Italian industrial associations.
In particular, he is part of the “Innovation and Research” confederate Technical
Committee and the “Innovative and Technological Services” Council of
Confindustria. He is a member of the Board of the “Council of Relationship Italy
and USA” and of the Aspen Institute Italy. On June 2006 he received from
President Ciampi the honour of Knight of Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the
Italian Republic.
Friday, 16th
9.00-10.00
Alfio Quarteroni: “Mathematical and numerical modeling for multiphysics
problems”
Chairperson: Yvon Maday
After obtaining a degree in Mathematics in 1975 at the University of Pavia, he
started his scientific career at the Institute for Numerical Analisys of CNR in Pavia.
In 1986 he was appointed full professor for Numerical Analisys at the Università
Cattolica di Brescia. In 1989 he moved to Politecnico di Milano, where he worked
until 2013 (since then he is on leave of absence). He has been full professor of
Mathematics at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, and, since 1998, he is
director of the Chair of Modelling and Scientific Computing at EPFL (Ecole
Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne). In 2002 he founded MOX, the Laboratory
of Modelling and Scientific Computing of Politecnico di Milano, which now counts
more than 50 senior and junior researchers. He is the president of MOXOFF, a
spin-off of Politecnico di Milano founded in 2010. In 2008 he has been granted the
Advanced ERC grant MathCard on the numerical simulation of the cardiovascular
system and two ERC PoC (Proof of Concept) Grants. He is a corresponding
member of the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei, member of the European
Academy of Sciences, of Academia Europaea, and of the Istituto Lombardo di
Scienze e Lettere. His research focuses on numerical analysis, scientific
computing and approximation of PDEs with applications ranging from aerospace,
to geophysics, biology and medicine, and the use of mathematical models for
sports.
SIMAI 2016
PROGRAM
SIMAI 2016
Tuesday, 13th
TIME
ROOM
9.00-14.00
REGISTRATION
14.00-14.30
OPENING&WELCOME
ROGERS
14.30-15.30
PLENARY SESSION
Will Schilders: “Challenges in Computational and Data Science”
ROGERS
15.30-16.00 COFFEE BREAK
16.00-18.30 MINISYMPOSIA
MS-5: Advanced Numerical Techniques for Hyperbolic Problems
Organizers: Sebastiano Boscarino, Giovanni Russo
ROGERS
MS-1: Applications and Numerical Methods for Integral Equations - Part I
Organizers: Alessandra Aimi, Mauro Diligenti, Silvia Falletta,
Chiara Guardasoni, Maria Lucia Sampoli
G2
MS-28: Applications of Operations Research
Organizers: Federico Malucelli
MS-20: Modeling Dissipative Phenomena - Part I: Damage and
viscoelasticity
Organizers: Maurizio Grasselli, Elena Bonetti, Cecilia Cavaterra, Monica Conti
IV
MS-29: Application of Mathematical Methods in Petroleum Exploration
Organizers: Edie Miglio, Paolo Ruffo
B5.2
MS-13: Mathematical Models in Life Sciences - Part I
Organizers: Marcello Delitala, Marco Scianna
18.30-19.30
G1
B5.3
MS-3: Recent kinetic models and their hydrodynamic limits - Part I
Organizers: Marzia Bisi, Silvia Lorenzani
B5.4
MS-7: Mathematical Methods and Models in Complex Structures - Part I
Organizers: Sandra Carillo, Claudio Giorgi
B5.5
MS-56: Mathematical and numerical modeling of heart functioning and
systemic circulation I
Organizers: Luca Dedè, Andrea Manzoni, Simone Scacchi, Christian Vergara
T0.1
MS-50: Mathematical techniques for geological basin modelling
Organizers: Matilde Dalla Rosa, Anna Scotti
T0.2
WELCOMING RECEPTION
SIMAI 2016
Wednesday, 14th
TIME
9.00-10.00
ROOM
PLENARY SESSION
Giuseppe Toscani: “Kinetic Models in Socio-Economic Sciences”
ROGERS
10.30-13.00
MINISYMPOSIA
MS-63: Mean-field models in pedestrian dynamics
Organizer: Marie-Therese Wolfram
MS-2: Applications and Numerical Methods for Integral Equations Part II
Organizers: Alessandra Aimi, Mauro Diligenti, Silvia Falletta,
Chiara Guardasoni, Maria Lucia Sampoli
MS-17: Geophysical Multiphase Flows - Part I
Organizers: Augusto Neri, Enrique D. Fernandez-Nieto
MS-47: Complex data with spatial dependence
Organizers: Anna Maria Paganoni, Laura M. Sangalli
MS-22: Advances in Quantitative Finance - Part I: Recent Perspectives
Organizers: Chiara Guardasoni, Daniele Marazzina, Simona Sanfelici
ROGERS
G2
G1
IV
B5.2
B5.3
MS-14: Mathematical Models in Life Sciences - Part II
MS-4: Recent kinetic models and their hydrodynamic limits - Part II
B5.4
B5.5
MS-8: Mathematical Methods and Models in Complex Structures - Part II
systemic circulation - Part II
MS-44: Isogeometric Methods: theoretical and computational
aspects - Part I
Organizers: Giancarlo Sangalli, Lorenzo Tamellini
T0.1
T0.2
SIMAI 2016
Wednesday, 14th
TIME
ROOM
13.00-14.30
LUNCH
14.30-15.30
PLENARY SESSION
Paola Antonietti (recipient of the SIMAI 2015 Prize)
“High-order Discontinuous Galerkin methods for seismic wave propagation
problems”
15.30-16.00
COFFEE BREAK
16.00-18.30
MINISYMPOSIA
MS-16: Computational Methods for Inverse Problems and Applications
Organizers: Claudio Estatico, Giuseppe Rodriguez
ROGERS
MS-64: Advances in polygonal and polyhedral methods
Organizers: Paola F. Antonietti, Lourenco Beirao da Veiga, Marco Verani
G2
MS-18: Geophysical Multiphase Flows - Part II
G1
MS-21: Modeling Dissipative Phenomena - Part II: Diffuse interface models
IV
MS-23: Advances in Quantitative Finance - Part II: Numerical Techniques
B5.2
MS-15: Mathematical Models in Life Sciences - Part III
B5.3
MS-59: Algebraic Techniques Graphs Theory to Analyse-Design
Estimation-Prediction Dynamic Systems
Organizer: Mario Versaci
B5.4
MS-48: Mathematical-Physical Models for Dynamic and Thermodynamic
Processes - Part I
Organizers: Liliana Restuccia, David Jou, Maria Stella Mongiovi,
Michele Sciacca
B5.5
systemic circulation - Part III
T0.1
MS-45: Isogeometric Methods: theoretical and computational
aspects - Part II
T0.2
18.30-19.30
SIMAI GENERAL ASSEMBLY
(sala consiglio7th floor, building 14
ROGERS
SIMAI 2016
Thursday, 15th
TIME
9.00-10.00
ROOM
PLENARY SESSION
Annalisa Buffa: “Tools for spline-based methods”
ROGERS
10.30-13.00
MINISYMPOSIA
MS-32: The Role of Mathematical Modeling in Cultural Heritage:
Research and Conservation
Organizers: Giulio Magli, Roberto Natalini
ROGERS
MS-26: Advances in Regularization Methods for Applied Inverse
Problems
Organizers: Germana Landi, Marco Prato
G2
MS-30: New Mathematical Trends in Imaging - Part I
Organizers: Alessandro Lanza and Serena Morigi
G1
MS-38: Derivative-Free and Simulation-Based Optimization
Organizers: Margherita Porcelli, Francesco Rinaldi
IV
MS-35: Advanced Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations
and Applications - Part I
Organizers: Maurizio Falcone, Simona Perotto, Gianluigi Rozza
B5.2
MS-51: Large-scale and Data-driven PDE problems: Uncertainty
Quantification Reduced Order Modeling - Part I
Organizers: Andrea Manzoni, Lorenzo Tamellini
B5.3
MS-33: Stochastic Models for Fractional Processes
Organizer: Gianni Pagnini
B5.4
MS-49: Mathematical-Physical Models for Dynamic and
Thermodynamic Processes - Part II
Organizers: Liliana Restuccia, David Jou, Maria Stella Mongiovi,
Michele Sciacca
B5.5
MS-19: Inverse problems and control of PDEs
Organizers: Piermarco Cannarsa, Giuseppe Floridia
MS-62: Geometrically Unfitted Finite Element Methods
Organizers: Anna Scotti, Sara Zahedi, Paolo Zunino
T0.1
T0.2
SIMAI 2016
Thursday, 15th
TIME
ROOM
13.00-14.30
LUNCH
14.30-15.30
PLENARY SESSION
Andrea Pontremoli : “Why simulation? A CEO perspective”
15.30-16.00
COFFEE BREAK
ROGERS
16.00-18.30 MINISYMPOSIA
19.30
SPECIAL SESSION: "Applied Math at High School" EDU-SIMAI
ROGERS
MS-12: Numerical Methods and Algorithms for Data Analysis in Science
and Engineering Applications
Organizers: Salvatore Cuomo, Ardelio Galletti, Livia Marcellino
G2
MS-31: New Mathematical Trends in Imaging - Part II
G1
MS-60: Small--scale Solid and Fluid Mechanics in Biology - Part I
Organizers: Davide Ambrosi, Paolo Zunino
IV
MS-36: Advanced Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations
and Applications - Part II
B5.2
Quantification Reduced Order Modeling - Part II
B5.3
MS-9: Numerical Methods for Optimal Control Problems and Differential
Games
Organizers: Elisabetta Carlini, Roberto Ferretti
B5.4
MS-24: Analysis and numerics for the modeling through conservation laws
Organizers: Graziano Guerra, Francesca Marcellini
B5.5
SOCIAL DINNER
SIMAI 2016
Friday, 16th
TIME
9.00-10.00
ROOM
PLENARY SESSION
Alfio Quarteroni: “Mathematical and numerical modeling for
multiphysics problems”
ROGERS
10.30-13.00
MINISYMPOSIA
MS-10: Heterogeneous domain decomposition methods: new results
and perspectives
Organizers: Gabriele Ciaramella, Martin J. Gander
ROGERS
MS-46: Statistical and numerical techniques for the analysis of complex
biomedical signals
G2
MS-54: Advances in HPC for Geophysical Applications - Part I
Organizers: Giovanni Tumolo, Paolo Crosetto
G1
MS-61: Small--scale Solid and Fluid Mechanics in Biology - Part II
IV
MS-41: Model Reduction: Methods, Algorithms, Applications, Part I
B5.2
Quantification Reduced Order Modeling - Part III
B5.3
MS-39: Learning, games, and optimization - Part I
Organizers: Roberto Lucchetti, Lorenzo Rosasco, Silvia Villa
B5.4
MS-27: Dynamical Systems with discontinuities: theory, numerical
methods and applications
Organizers: Luciano Lopez, Stefano Maset
B5.5
INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTED SESSIONS
CS01: Individual contributed talks, part I
CS02: Individual contributed talks, part II
T0.1
T0.2
SIMAI 2016
Friday, 16th
TIME
ROOM
13.00-14.30
LUNCH
ROGERS
14.30-17.00
MINISYMPOSIA
MS-11: Numerical Methods for PDEs in Networks
Organizers: Christian Contarino, Eleuterio F. Toro
ROGERS
MS-6: Analysis and control of degenerate evolution equations
G2
MS-55: Advances in HPC for Geophysical Applications - Part II
G1
MS-34: Fractional Processes: Analytical and Numerical Methods
Organizers: Clemente Cesarano, Gianni Pagnini, Renato Spigler
IV
MS-42: Model Reduction: Methods, Algorithms, Applications - Part II
B5.2
MS-25: Computational methods in algebraic and analytical models
Organizers: Maurizio Imbesi, Monica La Barbiera, Paola Lea Stagliano
B5.3
MS-40: Learning, games, and optimization - Part II
B5.4
MS-43: Computational Optimization and Applications
Organizers: Valeria Ruggiero, Gerardo Toraldo
B5.5
MS-37: Approximation Methods for Data, Images and Operators
Organizers: Mariantonia Cotronei, Francesca Pitolli, Luigia Puccio
T0.1
CLOSING REMARKS
ROGERS
17.00-17.30
MINISYMPOSIA, PLENARY AND
SPECIAL SESSIONS
SIMAI 2016
SIMAI 2016
SPECIAL SESSIONS
ROOM
ROGERS
13.09
14.00-14.30
15.09
16.00-18.30
OPENING AND WELCOME
Giovanni Azzone: Rector of Politecnico di Milano
Piercesare Secchi: Director of the Mathematics Department of
Politecnico di Milano
Nicola Bellomo: President of SIMAI
Luca Formaggia: Secretary of SIMAI and Coordinator of the Local
Organizing Comitee
APPLIED MATHEMATICS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Organized by Elena de Angelis and Nicola Parolini (this session is given in
Italian). Talks by Primo Brandi and Anna Salvadori (Matematica e Realtà)
Paola Domingo (UMI-CIIM), Monica Testera (teacher), Roberto Natalini
(Maddmaths, Archimede), Dany Maknouz (teacher), Chiara Andrà (Politecnico di Milano)
16.09
17.00-17.30
CLOSING REMARKS
PLENARY SESSIONS
13.09
14.30-15.30
WILL SHILDERS "CHALLENGES IN COMPUTATIONAL AND
DATA SCIENCE"
14.09
9.00-10.00
GIUSEPPE TOSCANI "KINETIC MODELS IN SOCIO-ECONOMIC
SCIENCES
14.30-15.30
PAOLA ANTONIETTI "HIGH-ORDER DISCONTINUOUS
GALERKIN METHODS FOR SEISMIC WAVE PROPAGATION
PROBLEMS"
15.09
9.00-10.00
ANNALISA BUFFA "TOOLS FOR SPLINE-BASED METHODS"
14.30-15.30
ANDREA PONTREMOLI "WHY SIMULATION? A CEO PERSPECTIVE"
16.09
9.00-10.00
ALFIO QUARTERONI "MATHEMATICAL AND NUMERICAL
MODELING FOR MULTIPHYSICS PROBLEMS"
BIANNUAL CONGRESS SIMAI 2016 | PROGRAM
ROGERS
SIMAI 2016
MINISYMPOSIA
13.09
MS.01
Organizers: Alessandra Aimi, Mauro Diligenti, Silvia Falletta, Chiara Guardasoni,
Maria Lucia Sampoli
Applications and Numerical Methods
for Integral Equations - Part I
16.00-16.25
Spectral Analysis of matrices coming from approximations of Integral Operators.
Stefano Serra Capizzano(*)
16.25-16.50
Development of a basis--oriented assembly strategy suited for Isogeometric
Galerkin BEMs.
Alessandra Sestini(*), Alessandra Aimi, Francesco Calabro’, Mauro Diligenti,
Mara Lucia Sampoli
16.50-17.15
Energetic BEM for the numerical analysis of damped wave propagation exterior
problems.
Alessandra Aimi(*), Mauro Diligenti, Chiara Guardasoni
17.15-17.40
On the discretization of a space-time boundary integral equation for the
numerical solution of 3D time dependent scattering problems.
Silvia Falletta(*), Giovanni Monegato, Letizia Scuderi
17.40-18.05
Stability of numerical solutions to Abel-Volterra integral equations of the second
kind.
Eleonora Messina(*), Roberto Garrappa, Antonia Vecchio
18.05-18.30
Integral equations for free-molecule flow in MEMS microstructures: recent
advancements.
Patrick Fedeli(*), Attilio Frangi, Gabriele Gattere
14.09
MS.02
Organizers: Alessandra Aimi, Mauro Diligenti, Silvia Falletta, Chiara Guardasoni,
Maria Lucia Sampoli
Applications and Numerical Methods
for Integral Equations - Part I
10.30-10.55
A non conforming FEM-BEM coupling for wave propagation in unbounded
domains.
Silvia Bertoluzza(*), Silvia Falletta, Giovanni Monegato
10.55-11.20
tRegularization Methods for Image Reconstruction in Computed Tomography.
Elena Loli Piccolomini(*)
11.20-11.45
A modified Nystrom method for a BIE related to the exterior Neumann problem
on domains with corners.
Concetta Laurita(*)
ROOM
G.02
ROOM
G.02
SIMAI 2016
11.45-12.10
A Nystrom method for Fredholm integral equations on the real semiaxis with
nonstandard weights.
Giuseppe Mastroianni, Gradimir V. Milovanovic, Incoronata Notarangelo(*)
12.10-12.35
A new numerical method for mixed boundary value problems on domains with
corners.
Luisa Fermo(*), Concetta Laurita
13.09
MS.03
Recent kinetic models and their hydrodynamic limits - Part I
16.00-16.50
Some remarks on Boltzmann’s H-theorem. (Keynote)
Laurent Desvillettes(*)
16.50-17.15
A Hybrid Classical-Quantum Diffusive Model for Charge Transport in Graphene.
Luigi Barletti(*), Claudia Negulescu
17.15-17.40
Hydrodynamic limits of kinetic equations for polyatomic~gases.
Marzia Bisi(*), Giampiero Spiga, Tommaso Ruggeri
17.40-18.05
A hierarchy of hydrodynamic models for silicon carbide semiconductors.
Orazio Muscato(*), Vincenza Di Stefano
18.05-18.30
Validation of models for sprays.
Valeria Ricci(*)
14.09
MS.04
Recent kinetic models and their
hydrodynamic limits - Part II
10.30-10.55
Macroscopic models of collective motion with repulsion.
Giacomo Dimarco(*), Pierre Degond
10.55-11.20
A Kinetic Theory approach to behavioral social crowds.
Livio Gibelli(*)
11.20-11.40
Dynamics of tumor--immune system interaction: a kinetic approach.
Maria Groppi(*), Martina Conte, Giampiero Spiga
11.45-12.10
A Boltzmann-type kinetic approach to the study of vehicular traffic.
Andrea Tosin(*)
ROOM
B5.4
ROOM
B5.4
SIMAI 2016
12.10-12.35
Sub--shock formation in multi--temperature gas mixtures.
Fiammetta Conforto(*)
12.35-13.00
Sound Propagation in Binary Gas Mixtures according to Different Kinetic Models
of the Boltzmann Equation.
Silvia Lorenzani(*)
13.09
MS.05
Organizers: Sebastiano Boscarino, Giovanni Russo
Advanced Numerical Techniques for
Hyperbolic Problems
16.00-16.25
Implicit-explicit linear multistep methods for stiff kinetic equations.
Giacomo Dimarco(*), Lorenzo Pareschi
16.25-16.50
The CWENO reconstruction procedure.
Matteo Semplice(*), Isabella Cravero, Gabriella Puppo, Giuseppe Visconti
16.50-17.15
Eigenvalues approximation of the two-layer shallow water system: applications
with finite volume solvers.
Enrique D. Fernandez-Nieto(*), Manuel J. Castro Diaz, Tomas Morales de Luna, Gladys
Narbona Reina
Semi-Implicit Asymptotic Preserving Scheme for All Mach Number Flows
Sebastiano Boscarino(*)
17.15-17.40
17.40-18.05
16.09
MS.06
ROOM
ROGERS
Optimised prefactored compact schemes for wave propagation phenomena
(C15).
Ivan Spisso(*), A. Rona, E. Hall, M. Bernardini, S. Pirozzoli
Analysis and control of degenerate
evolution equations
14.30-14.55
Control and inverse problems for a class of hyperbolic systems of PDE’s.
Fatiha Alabau-Boussouira(*)
14.55-15.20
Null-Controllability Of Hypoelliptic Quadratic Differential Equations.
Karine Beauchard(*), Karel Pravda-Starov
15.20-15.45
On some degenerate partial differential equations.
Genni Fragnelli(*)
15.45-16.10
A stability result for the wave equation with Kelvin-Voigt damping and delay
feedback.
Cristina Pignotti(*), Serge Nicaise
16.10-16.35
Well-posedness of semilinear stochastic wave equations with Holder continuous
coefficients.
Enrico Priola(*), Federica Masiero
ROOM
G.2
SIMAI 2016
16.35-17.00
13.09
MS.07
Control cost of degenerate parabolic equations.
Piermarco Cannarsa(*), Patrick Martinez, Judith Vancostenoble
Mathematical Methods and Models in
Complex Structures - Part I
16.00-16.25
Homogenization of a parabolic problem with alternating boundary conditions.
Daniele Andreucci(*), Micol Amar, Dario Bellaveglia
16.25-16.50
A mathematical model for brine channels in sea ice.
Alessia Berti(*), Ivana Bochicchio, Mauro Fabrizio
16.50-17.15
New Non Abelian Backlund Charts.
Sandra Carillo(*), Mauro Lo Schiavo, Cornelia Schiebold
17.15-17.40
On linear parabolic mixed problems with dynamic and Wentzell boundary
conditions.
Davide Guidetti(*)
17.40-18.05
How to stabilize a Timoshenko system?
Maria Grazia Naso(*)
18.05-18.30
A vector-valued model for the Curie transition in ferroelectrics.
Elena Vuk(*), Alessia Berti, Claudio Giorgi
.
14.09
MS.08
10.30-10.55
10.55-11.20
11.20-11.45
11.45-12.10
12.10-12.35
12.35-13.00
ROOM
B5.5
Mathematical Methods and Models in
Complex Structures - Part II
Global strong solutions of the full Navier-Stokes and Q-tensor system in 2D:
existence and long-time behavior.
Cecilia Cavaterra(*), Elisabetta Rocca, Hao Wu, Xiang Xu
Attractors for processes on time-dependent spaces.
Monica Conti(*), Vittorino Pata
Control properties of Viscoelastic plates with large memory.
Luciano Pandolfi(*)
Microcontinuum model of electromagneto-elastic media and application to
surface waves.
Maurizio Romeo(*)
On the time differential dual-phase-lag heat conduction.
Vincenzo Tibullo(*), Stan Chirita’, Michele Ciarletta
Elastically-coupled double-beam systems: analysis of the steady states.
Filippo Dell’Oro(*), Claudio Giorgi, Vittorino Pata
ROOM
B5.5
SIMAI 2016
15.09
MS.09
Organizers: Elisabetta Carlini, Roberto Ferretti
Numerical Methods for Optimal Control
Problems and Differential Games
16.00-16.25
An efficient numerical method for Stationary Mean Field Games.
Simone Cacace(*), Fabio Camilli
16.25-16.50
An Hybrid control approach for the sailing route planning problem.
Adriano Festa(*), Roberto Ferretti
16.50-17.15
Justification of macroscopic traffic flow model by specified homogenization of
microscopic models.
Nicolas Forcadel(*), Elisabetta Carlini, Wilfredo Salazar, Mamdouh Zaydan
17.15-17.40
A class of filtered scheme for second order Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman equations.
Athena Picarelli(*), Olivier Bokanowski, Christoph Reisinger
17.40-18.05
Parabolic optimal control approaches for pedestrian dynamics.
Marie-Therese Wolfram(*), Martin Burger, Marco Di Francesco, Peter Markowich
18.05-18.30
Value function and optimal trajectories for a control problem with supremum
cost function and state constraints.
Hasnaa Zidani(*)
16.09
MS.10
ROOM
B5.4
Organizers: Gabriele Ciaramella, Martin J. Gander
Heterogeneous domain decomposition
methods: new results and perspectives
10.30-10.55
Nitsche-XFEM formulations and splitting schemes for the coupling
of an incompressible fluid with immersed thin-walled structures.
Mikel Landajuela(*), Frederic Alauzet, Benoit Fabreges, Miguel A. Fernandez
10.55-11.20
An overlapping approach to couple Navier-Stokes and Darcy equations.
Paola Gervasio(*), Marco Discacciati, Alessandro Giacomini, Alfio Quarteroni
11.20-11.45
An Introduction to Heterogeneous Domain Decomposition, and a New Approach
based on Factorization.
Martin J. Gander(*)
11.45-12.10
A Schwarz waveform relaxation method for parabolic-hyperbolic coupling in 1D.
Franz Chouly(*), Pauline Klein
12.10-12.35
Partition of Unity Methods.
Marc Alexander Schweitzer(*), Sa Wu, Albert Ziegenhagel
12.35-13.00
A Partition of Unity Method for Heterogeneous Domain Decomposition
Problems.
Gabriele Ciaramella(*), Martin J. Gander
ROOM
ROGERS
SIMAI 2016
16.09
MS.11
Organizers: Christian Contarino, Eleuterio F. Toro
Numerical Methods for PDEs in Networks
14.30-15.20
Kinetic and related macroscopic models for chemotaxis on networks. (Keynote)
Raul Borsche(*), Axel Klar, T.N.H. Pham
15.20-15.45
ADER Schemes for Systems of PDEs on Networks coupled with ODEs.
Jochen Kall(*), Raul Borsche
15.45-16.10
Junction-Generalized Riemann Problem for Stiff Hyperbolic Balance Laws in
Networks of Blood Vessels.
Christian Contarino(*), Eleuterio F. Toro, Gino I. Montecinos, Raul Borsche,
Jochen Kall
16.10-16.35
Finite volume solution of gas flow in networks: numerical treatment of junctions.
M. Elena Vazquez-Cendon(*), Alfredo Bermudez, Xian Lopez
16.35-17.00
River modelling with a network of 1D open channels.
Sebastien Boyaval(*), Nicole Goutal
15.09
Organizers: Salvatore Cuomo, Ardelio Galletti, Livia Marcellino
MS.12 Numerical Methods and Algorithms for Data Analysis
in Science and Engineering Applications
16.00-16.25
Iterative Methods for Signal Reconstruction on Graphs.
Emanuele Brugnoli(*), Elena Toscano, Calogero Vetro
16.25-16.50 Using RBF-FD to solve a differential problem of singular type flow in hydrology.
Rosanna Campagna(*)
16.50-17.15
Optimized Schwarz methods for a class of evolution problems.
Giovanna Califano(*), Dajana Conte
17.15-17.40
Multidimensional Iterative Filtering method. A new way to decompose
high--dimensional and non--stationary signals.
Antonio Cicone(*), Haomin Zhou
17.40-18.05
Some numerical error bounds for the log-ratio transformations in compositional
data analysis.
Antonio Maratea(*), Ardelio Galletti
18.05-18.30
ROOM
ROGERS
On the employ of time series in the numerical treatment of differential equations.
Martina Moccaldi(*), Raffaele D’Ambrosio, Beatrice Paternoster, Federico RossI
ROOM
G.2
SIMAI 2016
13.09
Mathematical Models in Life Sciences - Part I
MS.13
16.00-16.25
A Mathematical Model of the Action of Stem Cells for Cardiac Tissue
Regeneration.
Daniele Andreucci, Alberto M. Bersani(*), Enrico Bersani, Ivan Giorgio, Mario Ledda,
Antonella Lisi, Claudio De Lazzari
16.25-16.50
An interfacial growth model of tumor angiogenesis.
Chiara Giverso(*), Pasquale Ciarletta
16.50-17.15
Coherent Modelling Switch between Pointwise and Distributed Representations
of Cell Aggregates.
Marco Scianna(*)
17.15-17.40
Cancer, immune system and therapies: an evolutionary arms race.
Elena Piretto(*), Marcello Delitala, Mario Ferraro
17.40-18.05
Closed-loop control of tumor growth by means of anti-angiogenic administration.
Valerio Cusimano(*), Pasquale Palumbo, Federico Papa
14.09
Mathematical Models in Life Sciences - Part II
MS.14
10.30-10.55
Self-organized properties in activity fluctuations of neural networks.
Armando Bazzani(*), Paolo Freguglia, Elena Tea Russo
10.55-11.20
Dynamical of network structures: application to biological processes.
Paolo Freguglia(*), Armando Bazzani, Elena Tea Russo
11.20-11.45
Modelling miRNA intracellular regulation activity.
Alberto M. Bersani(*), Enrico Bersani, Pierluigi Vellucci
11.45-12.10
An alternative, Renormalization Group based, approach to Michaelis-Menten
kinetics.
Barbara Coluzzi(*), Alberto M. Bersani, Enrico Bersani
12.10-12.35
Tihonov approach for multidimensional systems in bio-informatics.
Alberto Maria Bersani, Alessandro Borri, Alessandro Milanesi, Pierluigi Vellucci(*)
ROOM
B5.3
ROOM
B5.3
SIMAI 2016
14.09
MS.15
16.00-16.25
Mathematical Models in Life Sciences - Part III
ROOM
B5.3
A simple model of HIV epidemic in Italy: the role of the anti-retroviral treatment.
Federico Papa(*), Francesca Binda, Marco Franzetti, Giovanni Felici,
Alberto Gandolfi, Carmela Sinisgalli, Claudia Balotta
16.25-16.50 Survival analysis and generalized linear models applied to the identification of
risk factors in influenza-like epidemics.
Alessandra Micheletti(*), Vittoria Colizza, Francesca Ieva
16.50-17.15
Stochastic modelling and simulation for ion channels.
Daniela Morale(*)
17.15-17.40
Amplitude Change in R and T Waves of Electrocardiogram during Exercise.
Camillo Cammarota(*), Mario Curione
17.40-18.05
Symmetries,Lagrangians, and conservation laws of biological systems.
Maria Clara Nucci(*)
14.09
MS.16
16.00-16.25
Organizers: Claudio Estatico, Giuseppe Rodriguez
Computational Methods for Inverse
Problems and Applications
Iterated Tikhonov regularization with operator dependency.
Davide Bianchi(*), Marco Donatelli
16.25-16.50 Identifying the magnetic permeability in multi-frequency FDEM data inversion.
Patricia Diaz de Alba(*), Giuseppe Rodriguez
16.50-17.15
On the computation of the GCV function for Tikhonov Regularization.
Caterina Fenu(*), Lothar Reichel, Giuseppe Rodriguez, Hassane Sadok
17.15-17.40
Regularization matrices via matrix nearness problems.
Silvia Noschese(*), Lothar Reichel, Guangxin Huang
17.40-18.05
Majorization-Minimization for Nonconvex Regularization.
Serena Morigi(*), Alessandro Lanza, Fiorella Sgallari, Ivan Selesnik
18.05-18.30
Microwave imaging in $L^{p}$ Banach spaces.
Emanuele Tavanti(*), Andrea Randazzo, Claudio Estatico, Matteo Pastorino
ROOM
ROGERS
SIMAI 2016
14.09
MS.17
Geophysical Multiphase Flows - Part I
10.30-11.20
A multiphase model suitable for the numerical simulation of ice production in
turbulent water. (Keynote)
Lorenzo Valdettaro(*), Antonella Abba’, Luca Bonaventura, Vanessa Covello, Alessandro Della Rocca
11.20-11.45
Large eddy simulation of gas-particle kinematic decoupling in volcanic plumes
and pyroclastic density currents by using the equilibrium-Eulerian approach.
Matteo Cerminara(*), Tomaso Esposti Ongaro, Augusto Neri
11.45-12.10
A two-phase three-layers depth-averaged model with mass exchange for
sediment transport problems.
Gladys Narbona-Reina(*), Luca Bonaventura, Enrique D. Fernandez-Nieto
12.10-12.35
Modelling polydispersity and aggregation processes through the method of
moments: application to volcanic plumes.
Mattia de’ Michieli Vitturi, Augusto Neri(*)
12.35-13.00
Numerical schemes of viscoplastic avalanches. A shallow - Bingham flow model.
Paul Vigneaux(*), Enrique D. Fernandez - Nieto, Jose Maria Gallardo
14.09
MS.18
ROOM
G.1
Geophysical Multiphase Flows - Part II
16.00-16.25
Dynamic Models for Large Eddy Simulation of variable density compressible
flows with a high order DG method.
Caterina Bassi(*), Antonella Abba, Luca Bonaventura, Marco Restelli,
Lorenzo Valdettaro
16.25-16.50
Derivation of an Extended Shallow Water-Exner Model with Non-local Solid
Discharge.
Lea Boittin(*), Martin Parisot, Emmanuel Audusse, Jacques Sainte-Marie
16.50-17.15
Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics Method for Multifluid Flow with Lava-Water
Interaction.
Vito Zago(*), Giuseppe Bilotta, Annalisa Cappello, Robert A. Dalrymple, Luigi Fortuna,
Gaetana Ganci, Alexis Herault, Ciro Del Negro
17.15-17.40
A Two-Layer Shallow-Water Type Model For Bedload Sediment Transport In
Channels.
Cipriano Escalante(*), Enrique D. Fernandez Nieto, Tomas Morales de Luna, Gladys
Narbona Reina
ROOM
G.1
SIMAI 2016
17.40-18.05
A two-phase model for fluidized granular flows with dilatancy effects and energy
balance.
Francois Bouchut, Enrique D. Fernandez-Nieto(*), El Hadji Kone’, Anne Mangeney,
Gladys Narbona Reina
18.05-18.30
Toy models of frazil ice formation in turbulent overcooled water.
Piero Olla(*), Francesca De Santi
15.09
MS.19
Inverse problems and control of PDEs
10.30-10.55
A Pointwide Measurements Method for some Parabolic Problems.
Michel Cristofol(*)
10.55-11.20
On the reachable set of the heat equation.
Sylvain Ervedoza(*), Jeremi Darde’
11.20-11.45
Exact Controllability for Quasi-Linear Perturbations of KdV.
Emanuele Haus(*), Pietro Baldi, Giuseppe Floridia
11.45-12.10
On the identification of constant coefficients ]in a model of linear anisotropic
diffusion.
Gianluca Mola(*)
12.10-12.35
On the turnpike property in optimal control systems.
Alessio Porretta(*)
12.35-13.00
Inverse Problems of Determining Moving Sources in Wave Equation and Heat
Equation.
Masahiro Yamamoto(*)
13.09
MS.20
ROOM
T0.1
Modeling Dissipative Phenomena - Part I:
Damage and viscoelasticity
16.00-16.25
A Mathematical Model for Aging Viscoelastic Materials.
Monica Conti(*), Valeria Danese, Claudio Giorgi, Vittorino Pata
16.25-16.50
The Moore-Gibson-Thompson equation with memory in the critical case.
Filippo Dell’Oro(*), Irena Lasiecka, Vittorino Pata
16.50-17.15
Variational cohesive fracture mechanics: numerical assessment.
Francesco Freddi(*), Flaviana Iurlano
17.15-17.40
On the identification of viscoelastic material behavior.
Andrei Constantinescu(*), Chiara Daraio, Dimitri Jalocha, Sebastian Krodel
17.40-18.05
Passing from Adhesive Contact to Brittle Delamination in Visco-Elastodynamics.
Riccarda Rossi(*), Marita Thomas
ROOM
IV
SIMAI 2016
18.05-18.30
A two-scale criterion to predict high-cycle fatigue crack initiation in shape
memory alloys.
Giulia Scalet(*), Ferdinando Auricchio, Andrei Constantinescu, Costantino Menna
14.09
MS.21
Modeling Dissipative Phenomena - Part II:
Diffuse interface models
16.00-16.25
Multi-component Cahn-Hilliard systems with dynamic boundary conditions.
Stefania Gatti(*), Monica Conti, Alain Miranville
16.25-16.50
The nonlocal Cahn-Hilliard equation with singular potential: separation property
and regularity results.
Andrea Giorgini(*), Ciprian G. Gal, Maurizio Grasselli
16.50-17.15
Cahn-Hilliard inpainting.
Alain Miranville(*)
17.15-17.40
Diffuse and sharp interfaces in Biology and Mechanics.
Elisabetta Rocca(*)
17.40-18.05
On some nonlocal diffuse-interface models for binary fluids: regularity results
and applications.
Sergio Frigeri(*)
18.05-18.30
On a nonstandard viscous Cahn–Hilliard system: existence and optimal control.
Jurgen Sprekels(*), Pierluigi Colli, Gianni Gilardi
14.09
MS.22
ROOM
IV
Advances in Quantitative Finance - Part I:
recent perspectives
10.30-10.55
Vector quantization: recent perspectives.
Giorgia Callegaro(*)
10.55-11.20
Dynamical models of banking system and systemic risk governance via
stochastic optimal control.
Lorella Fatone(*)
11.20-11.45
Analysis of Calibration Risk for Exotic Options through a Resampling Technique.
Gianluca Fusai(*), Marina Marena, Marco Materazzi
11.45-12.10
Mapping the basket.
Emanuele Nastasi(*), Roberto Baviera
12.10-12.35
Forecasting with Dynamic Factor Models in both finite and infinite dimensional
factor spaces.
Fabio Della Marra(*)
ROOM
B5.2
SIMAI 2016
12.35-13.00
14.09
MS.23
Option pricing and implied volatility estimation in jump-diffusion models:
a Mellin transform approach.
T. Ray Li, Marianito Rodrigo(*)
Advances in Quantitative Finance - Part II:
numerical techniques
16.00-16.25
A kinetic approach to simple market economies.
Marzia Bisi(*), Giampiero Spiga, Giuseppe Toscani
16.25-16.50
A Boundary Element Method applied to Barrier Options Pricing.
Chiara Guardasoni(*), Simona Sanfelici
16.50-17.15
Matrix Processes in Derivatives Pricing: Modelling and Numerical Techniques.
Gaetano La Bua(*)
17.15-17.40
Spitzer Identity, Wiener-Hopf Factorization and Pricing of Discretely Monitored
Exotic Options.
Daniele Marazzina(*), Gianluca Fusai, Guido Germano
17.40-18.05
A backward Monte Carlo approach to exotic option pricing.
Giulia Livieri(*), Giacomo Bormetti, Giorgia Callegaro, Andrea Pallavicini
18.05-18.30
Hybrid tree-finite difference methods for the Heston and Bates model with
stochastic interest rates.
Antonino Zanette(*), Maya Briani, Lucia Caramellino
15.09
MS.24
ROOM
B5.2
Organizers: Graziano Guerra, Francesca Marcellini
Analysis and numerics for the modeling
through conservation laws
16.00-16.25
Two-modes flow in porous media with hysteresis.
Andrea Corli(*), Haitao Fan
16.25-16.50
Well-posedness for a monotone solver for traffic junctions.
Carlotta Donadello(*), Boris P. Andreianov, Giuseppe M. Coclite
16.50-17.15
A phase-transition model for traffic at junctions.
Mauro Garavello(*), Francesca Marcellini
17.15-17.40
A Riemann Solver at junctions preserving priorities.
Maria Laura Delle Monache, Paola Goatin(*), Benedetto Piccoli
17.40-18.05
IBVPs for Hyperbolic Balance Laws with Applications to Traffic Modelling.
Elena Rossi(*), Rinaldo M. Colombo
18.05-18.30
On the local limit of continuity equations with nonlocal fluxes.
Laura V. Spinolo(*), Stefano Bianchini, Maria Colombo, Gianluca Crippa
ROOM
B5.5
SIMAI 2016
16.09
MS.25
Organizers: Maurizio Imbesi, Monica La Barbiera, Paola Lea Stagliano
Computational methods in algebraic and
analytical models
14.30-14.55
Digraphs and Optimization Problems.
Gioia Failla(*)
14.55-15.20
Spanning trees of simple graphs.
Monica La Barbiera(*), Maurizio Imbesi
ROOM
B5.3
15.20-15.45 Linear Forms and Symmetric Algebras for Modeling Graph.
Paola Lea Stagliano’(*), Gaetana Restuccia
15.45-16.10
On the 3-th hypersimplex and applications.
Anna Maria Stanganelli(*)
16.10-16.35
Necessary data for some evaluation codes in the 2-dimensional case.
Maurizio Imbesi(*), Mustapha Lahyane, Jesus Adrian Cerda-Rodrıguez
16.35-17.00
The role of symmetry for the computation of nonlinear eigenvalues related to the
electromagnetic parameters of microwave structures.
Giovanni Angiulli, Mario Versaci(*)
15.09
MS.26
Organizers: Germana Landi, Marco Prato
Advances in Regularization Methods for
Applied Inverse Problems
10.30-10.55
Scaling Techniques for epsilon--subgradients methods.
Alessandro Benfenati(*), Silvia Bonettini, Valeria Ruggiero
10.55-11.20
An iterative regularization method for portfolio selection.
Valentina De Simone(*), Stefania Corsaro
11.20-11.45
Regularization preconditioners for frame-based image deblurring.
Marco Donatelli(*), Davide Bianchi, Yuantao Cai, Ting-Zhu Huang
11.45-12.10
Enforcing nonnegativity by flexible Krylov subspaces.
Silvia Gazzola(*)
12.10-12.35
Iterative Algorithms for the Non--Linear LIDAR Inverse Problem.
Giulia Denevi, Sara Garbarino, Michele Piana, Alberto Sorrentino(*)
12.35-13.00
Improved Inversion of two-dimensional NMR Relaxation data with the UPEN
principle.
Fabiana Zama(*), Villiam Bortolotti, Robert Brown, Paola Fantazzini,
Germana Landi
ROOM
G.2
SIMAI 2016
16.09
MS.27
Organizers: Luciano Lopez, Stefano Maset
Dynamical Systems with discontinuities: theory,
numerical methods and applications
10.30-10.55
Between smooth and piecewise smooth.
Alessandro Colombo(*)
10.55-11.20
Numerical treatment of reaction-diffusion problems with discontinuous forcing
terms.
Raffaele D’Ambrosio(*), Abramo Agosti, Luca Formaggia, Bianca Giovanardi, Anna
Scotti
11.20-11.45
Stable sliding solutions of discontinuous dynamical systems.
Cinzia Elia(*), Luca Dieci, Luciano Lopez
11.45-12.10
A numerical procedure for geochemical compaction in the presence of
discontinuous reactions.
Bianca Giovanardi(*), Abramo Agosti, Luca Formaggia, Anna Scotti
12.10-12.35
Time-transformations for the event location in discontinuous ODEs.
Stefano Maset(*), Luciano Lopez
12.35-13.00
New Runge-Kutta methods for the one sided solution of discontinuous
differential systems.
Luis Randez(*), Manuel Calvo, Juan I. Montijano
13.09
MS.28
16.00-16.25
ROOM
B5.5
Organizer: Federico Malucelli
Applications of Operations Research
Optimal operation of power distribution networks with RES generation and
storage devices.
Maria Teresa Vespucci(*), Paolo Pisciella, Diana Moneta, Giacomo Vigano’
16.25-16.50 Large-Scale Optimization of the Unit Commitment Problem for Medium-Term
Energy Systems Simulations.
Andrea Taverna(*), Alberto Ceselli, Giovanni Righini, Dario Siface
16.50-17.15
Optimizing the daily schedule of a wellness center.
Roberto Zanotti(*), Renata Mansini, Marina Zanella
17.15-17.40
Vehicle routing for the heating oil industry.
Stefano Gualandi(*), L.M. Gambardella
17.40-18.05
A Multiobjective Vehicle Routing Problem With Time Windows In Last-Mile
Logistics.
Maurizio Bruglieri(*), Alberto Colorni, Federico Lia
ROOM
G.1
SIMAI 2016
18.05-18.30
13.09
MS.29
16.00-16.25
Disruption Management in local public transportation: the case of ATM.
Federico Malucelli(*), Emanuele Tresoldi
Organizers: Edie Miglio, Paolo Ruffo
Application of Mathematical Methods in
Petroleum Exploration
Extreme-Scale Earth’s Mantle Flow Simulation on IBM BlueGene/Q.
Cristiano Malossi(*), Peter Staar, Yves Ineichen, Costas Bekas, Alessandro Curioni
16.50-17.15
PoGlaR - A finite element code for high performance simulation of Post Glacial
Rebound.
Mattia Penati(*), Edie Miglio, Paolo Ruffo
17.40-18.05
15.09
MS.30
B5.2
On the estimation of the apparent oscillation frequency of a time series.
Vittorio De Tomasi(*)
16.25-16.50
17.15-17.40
ROOM
Filling GeoModels with rock physical properties using advanced geostatistical
techniques.
Didier Renard(*)
Erosion, sedimentation, landscape evolution, and interaction with tectonics
geodynamics -- coupled numerical models.
Kosuke Ueda(*), Taras Gerya, Sean Willett
New Mathematical Trends in Imaging - Part I
10.30-11.20
Efficient restoration of extremely low count Poisson Images using off-the-shelf
Gaussian filters. (Keynote)
Alessandro Foi(*)
11.20-11.45
Regularized quadratic penalty methods for shape from shading.
Stefania Bellavia(*), Lapo Governi, Alessandra Papini, Luca Puggelli
11.45-12.10
Delta-convex minimization and variable exponent Lebesgue spaces for imaging.
Claudio Estatico(*), Fabio Di Benedetto, Flavia Lenti
12.10-12.35
A variable metric proximal-gradient method with extrapolation.
Federica Porta(*), Silvia Bonettini, Valeria Ruggiero
12.35-13.00
Accelerated gradient-based methods for phase estimation in
differential-interference-contrast microscopy.
Simone Rebegoldi(*), Lola Bautista, Laure Blanc-Feraud, Marco Prato, Luca Zanni,
Arturo Plata
ROOM
G.1
SIMAI 2016
15.09
MS.31
16.00-16.25
New Mathematical Trends in Imaging - Part II
ROOM
G.1
Automatic Barcode Reading: Problem Definition, State-of-the-art and Some
Open Problems.
Maurizio De Girolami(*), Francesco Deppieri
16.25-16.50 Convex Image Denoising via Non-convex Regularization with Automatic
Parameters Selection.
Alessandro Lanza(*), Serena Morigi, Fiorella Sgallari
16.50-17.15
An extension of the Hough transform with effective applications in medical
imaging.
Anna Maria Massone(*), Cristina Campi, Mauro C. Beltrametti
17.15-17.40
Variational Image Enhancement Methods Enabling Strong Cost Reduction in
OLED-based Point-of-care Immunofluorescent Diagnostic System.
Patrizia Melpignano(*), Stefano Bernardini
17.40-18.05
15.09
MS.32
3D restoration of prehistoric petroglyphs by photometric stereo.
Giuseppe Rodriguez(*)
Organizers: Giulio Magli, Roberto Natalini
The Role of Mathematical Modeling in
Cultural Heritage: Research and Conservation
10.30-10.55
The Arch of Titus at the Circus Maximus in Rome: algorithms for virtual
anastylosis.
Corrado Falcolini(*)
10.55-11.20
Material Damage: new mathematical models for the simulation of chemical
processes.
Barbara De Filippo(*), Roberto Natalini
11.20-11.45
Advanced nano-materials for the protection of stones in historic architecture.
Lucia Toniolo(*)
11.45-12.10
Analysis of historical masonry constructions through computational
homogenization.
Antonio Bilotta(*), Andrea Causin, Margherita Solci, Emilio Turco
12.10-12.35
On going straight: mathematics and astronomy in the planning of ancient
straight roads.
Giulio Magli(*)
ROOM
ROGERS
SIMAI 2016
15.09
MS.33
Organizer: Gianni Pagnini
Stochastic Models for Fractional Processes
10.30-11.20
Anomalous relaxation and continuous-time statistics. (Keynote)
Enrico Scalas(*)
11.20-11.45
Time-dependent fractional generators and related additive processes.
Luisa Beghin(*)
11.45-12.10
Prabhakar Operators and Related Stochastic Processes.
Federico Polito(*)
12.10-12.35
Fractional diffusion in complex media on the basis of Gaussian processes.
Francesco Di Tullio(*), Gianni Pagnini
12.35-13.00
Fractional transport from the superposition of Ornstein--Uhlenbeck processes.
Silvia Vitali(*), Paolo Paradisi, Gastone Castellani, Gianni Pagnini
16.09
MS.34
ROOM
B5.4
Organizers: Clemente Cesarano, Gianni Pagnini, Renato Spigler
Fractional Processes: Analytical and
Numerical Methods
14.30-14.55
Rational Approximation to the Fractional Laplacian Operator in Anomalous
Diffusion Problems.
Lidia Aceto(*), Paolo Novati
14.55-15.20
Fractional operators and special polynomials.
Clemente Cesarano(*)
15.20-15.45
A perturbative approach to fractional differential equations.
Renato Spigler(*), Moreno Concezzi
15.45-16.10
The effects of fractional diffusion on front propagation.
Gianni Pagnini(*), Andrea Mentrelli, Andrea Trucchia
16.10-16.35
Boundary stabilization of a flexible beam with a tip rigid body without
dissipativity (C1).
Moulay Driss Aouragh(*), Abderrahman El Boukili
16.35-17.00
Approximation by max-product neural network operators activated
by sigmoidal functions (C5).
Danilo Costarelli(*), Gianluca Vinti
ROOM
IV
SIMAI 2016
15.09
MS.35
Advanced Numerical Methods for Partial
Differential Equations and Applications - Part I
10.30-10.55
Reduced Steklov Operator for Multiphysics Systems.
Matteo Aletti(*), Damiano Lombardi
10.55-11.20
Compressed sensing techniques for PDEs.
Simone Brugiapaglia(*), Stefano Micheletti, Fabio Nobile, Simona Perotto
11.20-11.45
A Semi-Lagrangian Scheme with Radial Basis Approximation for Surface
Reconstruction.
Elisabetta Carlini(*), Roberto Ferretti
11.45-12.10
Anisotropic Mesh Adaptation for Crack Propagation Induced by a Thermal Shock.
Nicola Ferro(*), Simona Perotto, Stefano Micheletti, Corrado Maurini
12.10-12.35
An Explicit, Semi-Lagrangian Advection--Diffusion Solver for the Navier--Stokes
Equation.
Roberto Ferretti(*), Luca Bonaventura, Lorenzo Rocchi
12.35-13.00
An equilibrated fluxes approach to the Certified Descent Algorithm for shape
optimization.
Matteo Giacomini(*), Olivier Pantz, Karim Trabelsi
15.09
MS.36
B5.2
Advanced Numerical Methods for Partial
Differential Equations and Applications - Part II
16.00-16.25 A POD-Finite Volume-ROM Approach of Navier-Stokes and Turbulent RANS
Equations for Industrial Applications.
Stefano Lorenzi(*), Antonio Cammi, Lelio Luzzi, Gianluigi Rozza
16.25-16.50 Isogeometric analysis collocation: methodology and applications.
Simone Morganti(*), Laura De Lorenzis, John Andrew Evans,
Thomas J.R. Hughes, Alessandro Reali
16.50-17.15 Hierarchical model reduction methods for incompressible fluids: basics,
advances, applications.
Simona Perotto(*)
17.15-17.40
ROOM
A Large Eddy Simulation approach for incompressible flows at moderately large
Reynolds numbers.
Annalisa Quaini(*), Luca Bertagna, Alessandro Veneziani
ROOM
B5.2
SIMAI 2016
17.40-18.05
Reduced Order Methods: state of the art and perspectives with a focus on
Computational Fluid Dynamics.
Gianluigi Rozza(*)
18.05-18.30
Reduced Order Methods for Automotive and Nautical applications.
Filippo Salmoiraghi(*), Gianluigi Rozza, Angela Scardigli, Haysam Telib
16.09
MS.37
Organizers: Mariantonia Cotronei, Francesca Pitolli, Luigia Puccio
Approximation Methods for Data, Images and
Operators
14.30-14.55
Some finite bounds for testing the Hough regularity of special classes
of algebraic curves.
Cristina Campi(*), Maria Laura Torrente
14.55-15.20
A wavelet Galerkin-collocation method for a fractional diffusion equation.
Francesca Pitolli(*), Laura Pezza
15.20-15.45
Corner cutting net subdivision schemes.
Lucia Romani(*), Costanza Conti, Nira Dyn
15.45-16.10
On directional scaling matrices in dimension d=2.
Milvia Rossini(*)
16.10-16.35
Approximation methods by sampling type operators with applications to Digital
Image Processing,
Gianluca Vinti(*)
16.35-17.00
Hermite subdivision and multiwavelets with polynomial-exponential
cancellation properties.
Mariantonia Cotronei(*)
15.09
MS.38
ROOM
T0.1
Organizers: Margherita Porcelli, Francesco Rinaldi
Derivative-Free and Simulation-Based
Optimization
10.30-10.55
An implicit filtering-based algorithm for derivative free multiobjective
optimization.
Guido Cocchi(*), Giampaolo Liuzzi, Alessandra Papini, Marco Sciandrone
10.55-11.20
Numerical optimization of the start-up phase of a Concentrated Solar Power
plant.
Andrea Manno(*), Edoardo Amaldi, Francesco Casella, Emanuele Martelli,
Stefano Trabucchi
11.20-11.45
Electrical Wiring Interconnection System (EWIS) for aircraft.
Silvia Poles(*), Keiichi Ito, Roberto d’Ippolito
ROOM
IV
SIMAI 2016
11.45-12.10
Optimization of algorithms with BFO, a trainable derivative-free Brute Force
Optimizer for nonlinear problems with mixed variables.
Margherita Porcelli(*), Philippe L. Toint
12.10-12.35
Support Vector Machine applied to the parametric design of centrifugal pumps.
Elisa Riccietti(*), Andrea Arnone, Juri Bellucci, Matteo Checcucci,
Michele Marconcini
12.35-13.00
A new derivative-free method for integer programming problems.
Francesco Rinaldi(*), Giampaolo Liuzzi, Stefano Lucidi
16.09
MS.39 Learning, games, and optimization - Part I
10.30-11.20
Online Learning via Sketching (Keynote).
Nicolo Cesa-Bianchi(*), Haipeng Luo, Alekh Agarwal, John Langford
11.20-11.45
Algorithms for Computing a Leader--Follower Equilibrium with Multiple
Followers.
Nicola Gatti (*), Stefano Coniglio, Nicola Basilico
11.45-12.10
Finding Nash Equilibria in Games With Piecewise Affine Utility Functions.
Tomas Kroupa(*), Gaetano Vitale
12.10-12.35
Discrete least squares polynomial approximation with random evaluations -application to PDEs with random parameters.
Fabio Nobile(*), Albert Cohen, Giovanni Migliorati, Raul Tempone
12.35-13.00
Grouping Games:Finding Clusters in Graphs, Digraphs, and Hypergraphs.
Marcello Pelillo(*)
16.09
MS.40 Learning, games, and optimization - Part II
14.30-15.20
A parallel asynchronous lock-free algorithm for nonconvex big-data
optimization (Keynote).
Francisco Facchinei(*), Loris Cannelli, Vyacheslav Kungurtsev, Gesualdo Scutari
15.20-15.45 Bilevel optimization for learning mixed noise models in imaging.
Luca Calatroni(*), Carola-Bibiane Schönlieb, Juan Carlos De Los Reyes
15.45-16.10
Predicting Economic Time Series from Large Information Sets.
Christine De Mol(*)
16.10-16.35
Manifold Learning: a Reconstruction Tree Approach.
Ernesto De Vito(*), Enrico Cecini, Lorenzo Rosasco
16.35-17.00
Kernel Spectral Clustering.
Ilaria Giulini(*)
ROOM
B5.4
ROOM
B5.4
SIMAI 2016
16.09
MS.41
Model Reduction: Methods, Algorithms,
Applications - Part I
10.30-11.20
Recent advances in reduced basis simulation for advection-dominated
problems. (Keynote)
Yvon Maday(*), Nicolas Cagniart, Andrea Manzoni, Alfio Quarteroni, Benjamin Stamm
11.20-11.45
Recent advances in reduced order modelling in computational fluid dynamics
and beyond: updates on fluid-structure interaction problems.
Francesco Ballarin(*), Gianluigi Rozza
11.45-12.10
A HJB-POD approach to the control of the level set equation.
Giulia Fabrini(*), Alessandro Alla, Maurizio Falcone
12.10-12.35
Model reduction for the dispersal of invasive species in a realistic landscape.
Luca Gerardo-Giorda(*), Francesco Montomoli
12.35-13.00
Reduced Basis methods for PDE Constrained Multi-objective Optimization.
Laura Iapichino(*), Stefan Trenz, Stefan Volkwein
16.09
MS.42
14.30-15.20
Model Reduction: Methods, Algorithms,
Applications - Part II
A MOR method to speed up the simulation of highly nonlinear oscillatory
electronic circuits (Keynote).
Wil Schilders(*), G. De Luca
15.20-15.45 Monge-Kantorovich Interpolation for PDE Constrained Optimization.
Angelo Iollo(*), Michel Bergmann, Haysam Telib
15.45-16.10
A Reduced Order Modeling Strategy for Real Time Structural Assessment from
Sparse Measurements.
Laura Mainini(*)
16.10-16.35
Measure transport, inference and low-dimensional maps.
Alessio Spantini(*), Daniele Bigoni, Youssef Marzouk
16.35-17.00
Optimal feedback control of reduced-order nonlinear parabolic equations.
Dante Kalise(*), Karl Kunish
ROOM
B5.2
ROOM
B5.2
SIMAI 2016
16.09
MS.43
14.30-14.55
Organizers: Valeria Ruggiero, Gerardo Toraldo
Computational Optimization and Applications
ROOM
B5.5
The Global Minimization Problem Using Space-filling Curves.
Daniela Lera(*), Yaroslav Sergeyev
14.55-15.20 On the solution of constrained nonlinear systems with applications to gas
distribution networks.
Benedetta Morini(*), Leopoldo Marini, Margherita Porcelli
15.20-15.45 Optimization problems in the operational management of a container terminal.
M. Flavia Monaco(*), Manlio Gaudioso, Marcello Sammarra
15.45-16.10
Two-phase gradient algorithms for quadratic programming problems with a
single linear constraint and bounds on the variables.
Daniela di Serafino(*), Gerardo Toraldo, Marco Viola
16.10-16.35
Global/Local Hybridization of the Multi-Objective Particle Swarm Optimization
with Derivative-Free Multi-Objective Local Search.
Riccardo Pellegrini(*), Umberto Iemma, Andrea Serani, Emilio F. Campana,
Matteo Diez, Giampaolo Liuzzi, Francesco Rinaldi, Stefano Lucidi
16.35-17.00
Regularizing Trust-region approaches for ill-posed nonlinear least squares
problems.
Stefania Bellavia(*), Benedetta Morini, Elisa Riccietti
14.09
MS.44
Isogeometric Methods: theoretical and
computational aspects - Part I
10.30-10.55 Approximation with C1 smooth isogeometric functions over multi-patch domains.
Thomas Takacs(*)
10.55-11.20 Quasi-interpolants for non-tensor-product spline spaces.
Andrea Bressan(*), Tom Lyche
11.20-11.45
Quasi-interpolants and local approximation estimates for hierarchical spline
spaces.
Hendrik Speleers(*)
11.45-12.10
Adaptivity with hierarchical splines: optimality.
Carlotta Giannelli(*), Annalisa Buffa
12.10-12.35
Isogeometric Analysis for the Modeling of Red Blood Cells.
Andrea Bartezzaghi(*), Luca Dedè, Alfio Quarteroni
ROOM
T0.2
SIMAI 2016
12.35-13.00
14.09
MS.45
GLT analysis, symbol, IgA and FEM approximations of partial differential
equations.
Stefano Serra Capizzano(*)
Isogeometric Methods: theoretical and
computational aspects - Part II
16.00-16.25
Isogeometric preconditioners based on fast solvers for the Sylvester equation.
Mattia Tani(*), Giancarlo Sangalli
16.25-16.50
A sparse-grid version of IGA methods.
Lorenzo Tamellini(*), Giancarlo Sangalli
16.50-17.15
Efficient Quadrature for High Degree Isogeometric Analysis.
Francesco Calabro’(*), Giancarlo Sangalli, Mattia Tani
17.15-17.40
A natural framework for isogeometric fluid-structure-interaction: coupling BEM
and Shell models.
Luca Heltai(*), Josef Kiendl, Antonio DeSimone, Alessandro Reali
17.40-18.05
Algorithms for adaptive isogeometric methods using hierarchical splines,
with an implementation in GeoPDEs.
Rafael Vazquez(*), Eduardo Mario Garau
18.05-18.30
IGATOOLS: a general purpose C++14 library for Isogeometric Analysis.
Massimiliano Martinelli(*), Pablo Antolin, M. Sebastian Pauletti
16.09
MS.46
Statistical and numerical techniques for the
analysis of complex biomedical signals
10.30-11.20
Statistical techniques for the analysis of complex biomedical signals (Keynote),
Juan Romo(*)
11.20-11.45
A moment-matching method to study the variability of phenomena
described by Partial Differential Equations.
Jean-Frederic Gerbeau(*), Damiano Lombardi, Eliott Tixier
11.45-12.10
Hierarchical Dynamic Models for Structurally Nested Biomedical Signals.
Luigi Ippoliti(*), Alexandra M. Schmidt, Josiane S. C. Coelho, Helio S. Migon
12.10-12.35
Statistical geometric methods for fibre processes modelling biomedical
problems.
Alessandra Micheletti(*)
12.35-13.00
Functional data analysis of tongue movements.
Alessandro Vietti(*), Alessia Pini, Simone Vantini, Lorenzo Spreafico
ROOM
T0.2
ROOM
G.2
SIMAI 2016
14.09
MS.47
Complex data with spatial dependence
ROOM
IV
10.30-11.20 Advanced statistical applications of complex data indexed in
space and time. (Keynote)
Alessandro Fasso’(*)
11.20-11.45 A Geostatistical Scaling Approach for the Analysis of Non Gaussian Random
Variables and Increments.
Alberto Guadagnini(*), Monica Riva, Shlomo P. Neuman
11.45-12.10 Functional Kriging Uncertainty Assessment.
Rosaria Ignaccolo(*), Maria Franco-Villoria
12.10-12.35 Geostatistical K-mean clustering for heterogeneous density functions
in composite systems.
Alessandra Menafoglio(*), Piercesare Secchi, Alberto Guadagnini
12.35-13.00 Residual kriging for positive definite matrix-valued geostatistical data.
Davide Pigoli(*), Alessandra Menafoglio, Piercesare Secchi
14.09
MS.48
Organizers: Liliana Restuccia, David Jou, Maria Stella Mongiovi, Michele Sciacca
Mathematical-Physical Models for Dynamic
and Thermodynamic Processes - Part I
16.00-16.25
Non-equilibrium entropies and non-linear viscoelasticity.
David Jou(*), Mengram Sun
16.25-16.50
Non equilibrium processes and heat equation in defective extrinsic
semiconductors.
Liliana Restuccia(*), David Jou
16.50-17.15
A mathematical model to describe the glitches in rotating superfluids.
Michele Sciacca(*), Maria Stella Mongiovi’, Francesco Russo
17.15-17.40
Kinetic Collective Model and the microscopic foundation of phonon
hydrodynamics.
F. Xavier Alvarez(*), Pol Torres, Xavier Cartoixa, Javier Bafaluy, Juan Camacho, Alvar
Torello
17.40-18.05
Heat flux in He II in inhomogeneous channels.
Lidia Saluto(*), Maria Stella Mongiovi’, David Jou
ROOM
B5.5
SIMAI 2016
15.09
MS.49
Organizers: Liliana Restuccia, David Jou, Maria Stella Mongiovi, Michele Sciacca
Mathematical-Physical Models for Dynamic
and Thermodynamic Processes - Part II
10.30-10.55
Non-Fourier heat transfer with phonons and electrons in circular thin layers (C4).
Vito Antonio Cimmelli(*), Isabella Carlomagno, Antonio Sellitto
10.55-11.20
A quantum-kinetic approach to describe transport phenomena
in semiconductors.
Orazio Muscato(*)
11.20-11.45
Nonlinear heat-transport equation beyond Fourier law: Application to
heat-wave propagation in isotropic thin layers.
Antonio Sellitto(*), Vincenzo Tibullo, Yuan Dong
11.45-12.10
On the efficiency of thermoelectric energy conversion (C12).
Patrizia Rogolino, Vito Antonio Cimmelli(*), Antonio Sellitto
12.10-12.35
Heat rectification and thermal wave propagation in graded materials (C3).
Isabella Carlomagno(*), Vito Antonio Cimmelli, David Jou
13.09
MS.50
Organizers: Matilde Dalla Rosa, Anna Scotti
Mathematical techniques for geological
basin modelling
16.00-16.25
Nonlinear elasto-plasticity for finite-strain deformations (C9).
Roberto Porcù(*), Edie Miglio, Mattia Penati
16.25-16.50
GEOSCORE-Flow, a flexible C++ parallel code for flow simulation in fractured
media: mixing discretization approaches and solvers.
Fabio Vicini(*), Stefano Berrone, Andrea Borio, Sandra Pieraccini, Stefano Scialò
16.50-17.15
Numerical simulation of hydrocarbons generation in the source rock.
Daniele Rossi(*), Matilde Dalla Rosa, Anna Scotti, Luca Bonaventura
17.15-17.40
Modeling Non-Hydrocarbon Components In Sedimentary Basins.
Giulia Ceriotti(*), Giovanni Michele Porta, Claudio Geloni, Matilde Dalla Rosa, Alberto
Guadagnini
17.40-18.05
Modeling Methane and Non-Hydrocarbon Gases Migration in Sedimentary
Basins.
Alfredo Battistelli(*), Alberto Consonni, Matilde Dalla Rosa, Claudio Geloni
ROOM
B5.5
ROOM
T0.2
SIMAI 2016
15.09
MS.51
Large-scale and Data-driven PDE problems: Uncertainty
Quantification and Reduced Order Modeling - Part I
10.30-10.55
Reduced basis methods for parameter identification in PDE problems: reliability
and computational efficiency.
Andrea Manzoni(*), Alfio Quarteroni, Stefano Pagani
10.55-11.20
Stochastic sensitivity analysis in numerical simulation of the flow in ascending
aorta aneurysms.
Maria Vittoria Salvetti(*), Alessandro Boccadifuoco, Alessandro Mariotti,
Simona Celi
11.20-11.45
Efficient techniques for the model order reduction of parametrized problems in
computational fluid and solid mechanics.
Federico Negri(*)
11.45-12.10
Dynamical low rank approximation of time dependent PDEs with
random parameters.
Eleonora Musharbash(*), Fabio Nobile
12.10-12.35
Reduced Basis Method for Parabolic Problems with Random Data.
Christopher Spannring(*), Sebastian Ullmann, Jens Lang
12.35-13.00
PDE regularized principal component analysis on bidimensional manifolds, with
applications to neuroimaging data.
Eardi Lila, John A.D. Aston, Laura M. Sangalli(*)
15.09
MS.52
Quantification and Reduced Order Modeling - Part II
16.00-16.25 Advances on multi level Monte Carlo methods for random PDEs.
Fabio Nobile(*), Michele Pisaroni, Penelope Leyland, Francesco Tesei
16.25-16.50 Adaptive POD-based reduced order modeling and identification of nonlinear
structural systems.
Stefano Mariani(*), Giovanni Capellari, Alberto Corigliano, Saeed Eftekhar Azam
16.50-17.15
Simultaneous Empirical Interpolation and Reduced Basis method for non-linear
problems.
Christophe Prud’homme(*), Cecile Daversin
17.15-17.40
Multi-Index Stochastic Collocation (MISC) for random elliptic PDEs.
Lorenzo Tamellini(*), Abdul-Lateef Haji-Ali, Fabio Nobile, Raul Tempone
ROOM
B5.3
ROOM
B5.3
SIMAI 2016
17.40-18.05
Multi space reduced basis (MSRB) preconditioners for large-scale parametrized
PDEs.
Niccolo Dal Santo(*), Simone Deparis, Andrea Manzoni, Alfio Quarteroni
18.05-18.30
Design-space Dimensionality Reduction in Hydrodynamic Shape Optimization
by Generalized Karhunen-Loeve Expansion.
Andrea Serani(*), Cecilia Leotardi, Emilio F. Campana, Matteo Diez,
Frederick Stern
16.09
MS.53
Quantification and Reduced Order Modeling - Part III
10.30-10.55
Uncertainty quantification in discrete fracture networks with stochastic
parameters.
Sandra Pieraccini(*), Stefano Berrone, Claudio Canuto, Stefano Scialo’
10.55-11.20
Addressing the issue of model error in Bayesian solutions to near-surface
geophysical inverse problems.
James Irving(*), Corinna Koepke, Delphine Roubinet
11.20-11.45
Uncertainty Quantification for Compaction Modeling in Stratified Sedimentary
Basins.
Ivo Colombo(*), Giovanni Porta, Lorenzo Tamellini, Anna Scotti, Fabio Nobile
11.45-12.10
Goal-oriented optimal approximations of Bayesian linear inverse problems.
Alessio Spantini(*), Tiangang Cui, Karen Willcox, Luis Tenorio, Youssef Marzouk
12.10-12.35
Uncertainty quantification for the 2010 Chile earthquake source
parameters: propagation,inference and reduction.
Loic Giraldi(*), Ibrahim Hoteit, Omar Knio, Olivier Le Maitre
12.35-13.00
Adaptive construction of measure transports,with application to Bayesian
inference.
Daniele Bigoni(*), Alessio Spantini, Youssef Marzouk
16.09
MS.54
Advances in HPC for Geophysical Applications - Part I
10.30-11.20
High-frequency modeling and imaging based on acoustic waves and HPC in
geosciences and non-destructive testing (Keynote).
Dimitri Komatitsch(*)
11.20-11.45
HPC Architectures evolution: the case of Marconi, the new Cineca flagship
system.
Carlo Cavazzoni(*)
11.45-12.10
HPC strategies for Large Eddy Simulations of volcanic ash plumes.
Matteo Cerminara(*), Tomaso Esposti Ongaro, Stella Paronuzzi
ROOM
B5.3
ROOM
G1
SIMAI 2016
12.10-12.35
Dynamically adaptive tsunami simulations on Xeon Phi architectures.
Chaulio R. Ferreira(*), Ao Mo-Hellenbrand, Michael Bader
12.35-13.00
Advances in HPC for the NEMO Ocean Model.
Silvia Mocavero(*), Sandro Fiore, Giovanni Aloisio
16.09
MS.55
14.30-14.55
Advances in HPC for Geophysical Applications - Part II
ROOM
G1
Dynamic Adaptive Mesh Refinement with RLE-clustering vs. Parallelization-inTime with REXI.
Martin Schreiber(*) et al.
14.55-15.20 Quadrature-free Implementation of a Spherical DG Scheme Based on a Local
Tangent Basis.
Florian Prill(*)
15.20-15.45 What we have learned from porting the ICON General Circulation Model to GPUs.
William Sawyer(*)
15.45-16.10
Performance Portable Numerics using GridTools.
Paolo Crosetto(*), Mauro Bianco, Carlos Osuna
16.10-16.35
A strategy for parallelization of high order p-adaptive DG methods.
Giovanni Tumolo(*), Luca Bonaventura, Graziano Giuliani
13.09
MS.56 Mathematical and numerical modeling of heart
functioning and systemic circulation - Part I
16.00-16.25 A fictitious domain approach with a Lagrange multiplier for fluid-structure
interactions.
Lucia Gastaldi(*), Daniele Boffi
16.25-16.50 Modelling Right Heart Failure in Patients with Pulmonary Hypertension.
Salvatore Pasta(*), Francesco Scardulla, Piero Mercadante, Diego Bellavia,
Cesare Scardulla
16.50-17.15
A one-dimensional mathematical model for dynamically contracting collecting
lymphatics: first steps towards a model for the human lymphatic network.
Christian Contarino(*), Eleuterio F. Toro
17.15-17.40
A study of the Cardiatis Multilayer Flow Modulator: from in-vivo geometrical
analysis to patient-specific simulations.
Elena Faggiano(*), Alice Finotello, Marco Fedele, Gianluca Alaimo, Michele Conti,
Simone Morganti, and Ferdinando Auricchio
17.40-18.05
Predictive simulation framework for thoracic aortic endograft implantation:
virtual deployment and CFD analysis.
Simone Morganti(*), Michele Conti, Elena Faggiano, Rodrigo Romarowski,
Ferdinando Auricchio
ROOM
T0.1
SIMAI 2016
18.05-18.30
14.09
Parallel preconditioners for fluid-structure interaction problems arising in
cardiac applications.
Davide Forti(*), Luca Dede’, Simone Deparis, Antonello Gerbi, Alfio Quarteroni
functioning and systemic circulation - Part II
10.30-10.55
High Order Semi-implicit Staggered DG schemes for pipe flow simulations.
Ioriatti Matteo(*), Michael Dumbser
10.55-11.20
Mathematical and computational modeling of local blood perfusion: the role of
microcirculatory districts.
Paola Causin(*), Francesca Malgaroli
11.20-11.45
Distributed Lagrangian Multiplier Formulation of the Finite Element Immersed
Boundary Method.
Nicola Cavallini(*)
11.45-12.10
Insights on the electromechanical effects of cardiac hypertrophy.
Fabrizio Del Bianco(*), Piero Colli Franzone, Simone Scacchi, Lorenzo Fassina
12.10-12.35
Mathematical and Numerical Models for Integrated Heart Simulations.
Antonello Gerbi(*), Davide Forti, Luca Dede’, Alfio Quarteroni
12.35-13.00
Computational study of the risk of restenosis in coronary bypasses.
Bruno Guerciotti(*), Sonia Ippolito, Alfio Quarteroni, Roberto Scrofani,
Christian Vergara
14.09
T0.1
functioning and systemic circulation - Part III
16.00-16.25
Parallel simulations of 3D cardiac electro-mechanical models and reentry
dynamics.
Piero Colli Franzone, Luca F. Pavarino(*), Simone Scacchi
16.25-16.50
A computational model for endocardial radiofrequency ablation with
open-irrigated electrode.
Luca Gerardo-Giorda(*), Ana Gonzalez Suarez, Jose M. Guerra
16.50-17.15
Electro-mechanical modeling of cardiac tissue considering time-dependent
spatially distributed fibers.
Anna Pandolfi(*), Alessio Gizzi, Marcello Vasta
17.15-17.40
Uncertainty quantification on systemic networks: application to clinical
monitoring of hypertension.
Damiano Lombardi(*), Jean-Frederic Gerbeau
17.40-18.05
ROOM
Isogeometric Parallel Solvers for the Bidomain System in Electrocardiology.
Lara Charawi(*)
ROOM
T0.1
SIMAI 2016
18.05-18.30 Reduced-order models for the efficient solution of the cardiac
electromechanical problem.
Diana Bonomi(*), Andrea Manzoni, Alfio Quarteroni
14.09
MS.59
Organizer: Mario Versaci
Algebraic Techniques and Graphs Theory to
Analyse-Design Estimation-Prediction Dynamic Systems
ROOM
B5.4
16.00-16.25 An Algebraic Soft Computing Approach to Solve Prediction Problems in Artificial
Neural Networks Domain (ANNs).
Mario Versaci(*), Giovanni Angiulli
16.25-16.50 Chord length distributions of non convex polygons with applications to
telecommunication networks.
Vittoria Bonanzinga(*), Uwe Basel, Andrei Duma
16.50-17.15 On Graphs Associated to (1,2)-Segre-Veronese Squarefree Model for Business.
Gioia Failla (*)
17.15-17.40 Graph representation for the blow up of P2 at some points.
Maurizio Imbesi(*), Mustapha Lahyane
17.40-18.05 Ranking problems and Groebner bases.
Gaetana Restuccia(*)
15.09
MS.60
Small--scale Solid and Fluid Mechanics in
Biology - Part I
16.00-16.50 Locomotion at microscopic scales: some case studies on biological and
bio-inspired motility. (Keynote)
Antonio DeSimone(*), Giovanni Noselli
16.50-17.15 Mechanobiology of tumor growth: emerging paradigms from mechanics of
porous medium systems.
Giuseppe Sciume(*), Andreas Bikfalvi
17.15-17.40 Multiscale Numerical Model of the Strain-Based Permeability of the Nuclear
Envelope.
Alberto Garcia(*), Emanuela Jacchetti, Jose Felix Rodriguez Matas,
Manuela Teresa Raimondi
17.40-18.05 Loss of performance in skeletal muscle tissue: a continuum model.
Alessandro Musesti(*), Giulia Giantesio
18.05-18.30 A Cahn - Hilliard type model with degenerate mobility and single-well potential.
Convergence and error analysis of a finite element discretization.
Abramo Agosti(*), Paola Francesca Antonietti, Pasquale Ciarletta,
Maurizio Grasselli, Marco Verani
ROOM
IV
SIMAI 2016
16.09
MS.61 Small--scale Solid and Fluid Mechanics in
Biology - Part II
ROOM
IV
10.30-10.55 Numerical analysis of multi-dimensional models for network flow in biological
systems.
Tobias Koppl(*), Ettore Vidotto, Barbara Wohlmuth, Paolo Zunino
10.55-11.20
Modeling root water uptake and vascularized biological tissue using embedded
multi-dimension methods with finite volumes.
Timo Koch(*), Katharina Heck, Bernd Flemisch, Rainer Helmig
11.20-11.45
Can a continuous mineral foam explain the stiffening of aged bone tissue?
Raimondo Penta(*), Kay Raum, Quentin Grimal, Susanne Schrof, Alf Gerisch
11.45-12.10
Computational Nanomedicine: a world of opportunities for Computational
Scientists and Applied Mathematicians.
Paolo Decuzzi(*)
12.10-12.35
Margination dynamics of three-dimensional particles in shear flows.
Giuseppe Pascazio(*), Sergio Ranaldo, Alessandro Coclite, Paolo Decuzzi,
Marco Donato de Tullio
12.35-13.00
Vascular transport and adhesion mechanics of elliptical particle in capillary flows.
Alessandro Coclite(*), Marco Donato de Tullio, Giuseppe Pascazio, Paolo Decuzzi
15.09
Organizers: Anna Scotti, Sara Zahedi, Paolo Zunino
MS.62 Geometrically Unfitted Finite Element Methods
10.30-11.20
Space-Time Cut Finite Element Methods. (Keynote)
Sara Zahedi(*), Peter Hansbo, Mats G. Larson
11.20-11.45
A Discontinuous Cut Finite Element Framework for Multidimensional Multiphysics
Problems.
Andre Massing(*), Erik Burman, Peter Hansbo, Mats G. Larson
11.45-12.10
Flow and transport simulations in fractured media with non-conforming meshes.
Stefano Scialo’(*), Stefano Berrone, Andrea Borio, Sandra Pieraccini, Fabio Vicini
12.10-12.35
Quadrature and Stabilization of XFEM Formulations.
Giulio Ventura(*)
12.35-13.00 Fluid-Structure Interaction Applied to Valve Dynamics via the Extended Finite
Element Method (C19).
Stefano Zonca(*), Luca Formaggia, Christian Vergara
ROOM
T0.2
SIMAI 2016
14.09
MS.63
Organizer: Marie-Therese Wolfram
Mean-field models in pedestrian dynamics
ROOM
ROGERS
10.30-10.55 Binary interaction approximation for mean-field optimal control problems.
Giacomo Albi(*)
10.55-11.20
A Semi-Lagrangian scheme for a modified version of the Hughes model for
pedestrian flow.
Elisabetta Carlini(*), Adriano Festa, Francisco J. Silva, Mary Therese Wolfram
11.20-11.45
Ill-posed mean-field games in pedestrian and vehicular traffic.
Emiliano Cristiani(*), Fabio S. Priuli, Andrea Tosin
11.45-12.10
A discrete Hughes’ model for pedestrian flow on graphs.
Adriano Festa(*), Fabio Camilli, Silvia Tozza
12.10-12.35
Non-local macroscopic models of traffic flow.
Paola Goatin(*)
12.35-13.00
Mean-field games modeling congestion effects in crowd dynamics.
Alessio Porretta(*)
14.09
MS.64
Organizers: Paola F. Antonietti, Lourenco Beirao da Veiga, Marco Verani
Advances in polygonal and polyhedral methods
16.00-16.50 On the use of virtual element methods for underground flow simulations in
fractured media. (Keynote)
Sandra Pieraccini(*), Matias Fernando Benedetto, Stefano Berrone, Andrea Borio,
Stefano Scialo
16.50-17.15
A posteriori error estimates for the Virtual Element method in Discrete Fracture
Network flow simulations.
Andrea Borio(*), Matias Fernando Benedetto, Stefano Berrone, Sandra Pieraccini,
Stefano Scialo’, Fabio Vicini
17.15-17.40
The hp version of the virtual element method for corner singularities.
Lorenzo Mascotto(*), Lourenco Beirao da Veiga, Alexey Chernov, Alessandro Russo
17.40-18.05
Discontinuous Galerkin methods for the elastodynamics problem on polygonal
and polyhedral meshes.
Ilario Mazzieri(*), Paola Francesca Antonietti, Antonio Nicolò
18.05-18.30
A stable Virtual Element Method for the Darcy equations and the Brinkman
equations.
Giuseppe Vacca(*), Lourenco Beirao da Veiga, Carlo Lovadina
ROOM
G.2
SIMAI 2016
16.09
CS01
Individual contributed talks, Part I
10.30-10.55
Wrinkling in poked pressurized shallow shells (C16).
Matteo Taffetani(*), Dominic Vella
10.55-11.20
Analysis of a growth model and an analogue stochastic process (C14).
Spina Serena(*), Antonio Di Crescenzo
11.20-11.45
Statistical Calibration Of Numerical Models With Application To ECG Models (C17).
Nicholas Tarabelloni(*), Elisa Schenone, Annabelle Collin, Francesca Ieva, Anna Maria
Paganoni, Jean-Frederic Gerbeau
11.45-12.10
Modeling spatio-temporal functional data with complex dependencies
via regression with partial differential regularizations (C2).
Mara S. Bernardi(*), Gabriele Mazza, Laura M. Sangalli, James O. Ramsay
12.10-12.35
Fully Stable and Fully Consistent Nonconforming Galerkin Methods (C20),
Pietro Zanotti (*), Andreas Veeser
12.35-13.00
A Local Adaptive Method for the Numerical Approximation of Seismic Inversion
Problems (C13).
Bruno Giovanni Galuzzi(*), Elena Zampieri, Eusebio Maria Stucchi
16.09
CS02
Individual contributed talks, Part II
10.30-10.55
Multi scale modelling and model reduction for lithium-ion batteries (C6).
Matteo Icardi(*), Florian Theil
10.55-11.20
Oxygen transport in the eye retina tissue: mathematical and computational
modeling (C7).
Francesca Malgaroli(*), Paola Causin, Martina Geroli
11.20-11.45
Inertia-like behavior in magnetization dynamics: a numerical approximation (C18).
Mouhcine Tilioua(*)
11.45-12.10
Recent results on scattering coefficients for the Stochastic Nonlinear
Schroedinger Equation (C11).
Luigi Barletti, Laura Prati(*)
12.10-12.35
Decay bounds for functions of structured non-Hermitian matrices (C10).
Stefano Pozza(*), Valeria Simoncini
12.35-13.00
Computationally enhanced projection methods for symmetric Lyapunov matrix
equations (C8).
Davide Palitta(*), Valeria Simoncini
ROOM
T0.1
ROOM
T0.2
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