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    Linkage - International - Grant ID: LX0881924

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $39,324.00
    Summary
    Lifting the curse of dimensionality - bringing together the quasi Monte Carlo and sparse grid methods. This project is expected to lead to improved methods for handling high-dimensional problems (i.e. problems with many variables) that arise in finance, statistics, commerce, physics, and many other fields. In turn this could lead to significant economic benefit, especially to high-value service industries such as the finance industry. By strengthening international collaboration, it will also .... Lifting the curse of dimensionality - bringing together the quasi Monte Carlo and sparse grid methods. This project is expected to lead to improved methods for handling high-dimensional problems (i.e. problems with many variables) that arise in finance, statistics, commerce, physics, and many other fields. In turn this could lead to significant economic benefit, especially to high-value service industries such as the finance industry. By strengthening international collaboration, it will also help to maintain Australia's strong position in international research in the mathematical sciences.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0984531

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $330,000.00
    Summary
    Innovations in spherical approximation - construction, analysis and applications. The motivating problems for this project come from geophysics, including climate, weather forecasting, planetary gravitation and magnetism, and from coding theory and molecular chemistry. National benefit is expected to arise both from an improved ability to handle problems of key economic importance, and from an enhanced position in the international scientific world, through public presentation in leading journa .... Innovations in spherical approximation - construction, analysis and applications. The motivating problems for this project come from geophysics, including climate, weather forecasting, planetary gravitation and magnetism, and from coding theory and molecular chemistry. National benefit is expected to arise both from an improved ability to handle problems of key economic importance, and from an enhanced position in the international scientific world, through public presentation in leading journals and international conferences, and from direct collaboration with internationally leading scientists from USA, UK and Germany. The project will also increase the pool of trained mathematicians with expertise in areas important for applications.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0451503

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $171,000.00
    Summary
    Sparse grid approximations and fitting using generalised combination techniques. Sparse grid techniques provide an effective tool to deal with the computational curse of dimensionality which is a constant challenge in modelling complex data. The proposed research is aimed at the development and analysis of algorithms for data fitting with sparse grids using variants of the combination technique. The outcome of the research is a theory which will provide insights in the applicability, limit .... Sparse grid approximations and fitting using generalised combination techniques. Sparse grid techniques provide an effective tool to deal with the computational curse of dimensionality which is a constant challenge in modelling complex data. The proposed research is aimed at the development and analysis of algorithms for data fitting with sparse grids using variants of the combination technique. The outcome of the research is a theory which will provide insights in the applicability, limitations and the convergence properties of the proposed algorithms. The outcomes will be widely applicable in modelling of large scale and complex data as is encountered in areas of bioinformatics, physics and experimental studies of complex systems.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0770878

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $650,266.00
    Summary
    Innovative Methods for Very High Dimensional Problems. Real world problems tend to involve an enormous number of variables. This "curse of dimensionality" poses great difficulty in application areas such as statistics, finance, economics, and physics. These high dimensional problems are not confined to Australia, and there is great demand worldwide for effective and efficient methods to tackle these problems. The novel methods developed here will lead to improvements in prevailing computational .... Innovative Methods for Very High Dimensional Problems. Real world problems tend to involve an enormous number of variables. This "curse of dimensionality" poses great difficulty in application areas such as statistics, finance, economics, and physics. These high dimensional problems are not confined to Australia, and there is great demand worldwide for effective and efficient methods to tackle these problems. The novel methods developed here will lead to improvements in prevailing computational technologies, which will help to enhance Australia's reputation as a leading scientific innovator. The international collaborations will increase the research output of the country, build up the knowledge base in the discipline, draw international interest, and initiate linkages.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0449454

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $519,730.00
    Summary
    Nonsmooth Optimization in Constrained Spline Interpolation. Traditional methods based on standard calculus may not work for optimization problems with constraints; however, such problems can be reformulated as nonsmooth problems that need special treatment. The project aims to approach several important problems in constrained spline interpolation and approximation, from the perspective of nonsmooth optimization. The research, which builds upon a recent breakthrough in the approach to the convex .... Nonsmooth Optimization in Constrained Spline Interpolation. Traditional methods based on standard calculus may not work for optimization problems with constraints; however, such problems can be reformulated as nonsmooth problems that need special treatment. The project aims to approach several important problems in constrained spline interpolation and approximation, from the perspective of nonsmooth optimization. The research, which builds upon a recent breakthrough in the approach to the convex best interpolation by the applicant and his collaborators, is expected to provide fundamental theory for Newton-type methods being used for these problems with a vast number of applications in data fitting and curve and surface design.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0452471

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $210,000.00
    Summary
    Approximation, Cubature and Point Designs on Spheres. The sphere is important in fields ranging from geophysics to global climate modelling to chemistry to codes for modern communications. This project aims to strengthen and unify key areas of mathematics on the sphere and at the same time provide methods and constructiions of practical significance. The areas of focus are constructive approximation of functions on the sphere, numerical integration on the sphere, and well distributed sets of poi .... Approximation, Cubature and Point Designs on Spheres. The sphere is important in fields ranging from geophysics to global climate modelling to chemistry to codes for modern communications. This project aims to strengthen and unify key areas of mathematics on the sphere and at the same time provide methods and constructiions of practical significance. The areas of focus are constructive approximation of functions on the sphere, numerical integration on the sphere, and well distributed sets of points on the sphere, including spherical designs.
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