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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0451168

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $150,000.00
    Summary
    A comparative study of generalised solution concepts for elliptic partial differential equations using nonsmooth analysis techniques. The solution of ellpitic partial differential equations is central to science and engineering. There are a number of solution concepts, such as those of weak solutions and viscosity solutions, but the relations between these are incompletely understood. We shall investigate this major question using recent advances in optimisation theory and nonsmooth analysis. .... A comparative study of generalised solution concepts for elliptic partial differential equations using nonsmooth analysis techniques. The solution of ellpitic partial differential equations is central to science and engineering. There are a number of solution concepts, such as those of weak solutions and viscosity solutions, but the relations between these are incompletely understood. We shall investigate this major question using recent advances in optimisation theory and nonsmooth analysis. Our approach is to use various approximations and their associated second-order subdifferentials, each of which implies a generalised solution concept and associated abstract convexity. Particular attention, including computational details, will be given to equations which have very different solutions of one type from those of another.
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    ARC Future Fellowships - Grant ID: FT130100038

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $606,300.00
    Summary
    A New Optimization Approach for Tensor Extreme Eigenvalue Problems: Modern Techniques for Multi-relational Data Analysis. Nowadays, we often encounter complex multi-relational data whose objects have interactions among themselves based on different relations. These multi-relational data can be mathematically modelled as tensors. The tensor extreme eigenvalue problem, which is concerned with extracting the most significant qualitative information from multi-relational data, plays a key role in m .... A New Optimization Approach for Tensor Extreme Eigenvalue Problems: Modern Techniques for Multi-relational Data Analysis. Nowadays, we often encounter complex multi-relational data whose objects have interactions among themselves based on different relations. These multi-relational data can be mathematically modelled as tensors. The tensor extreme eigenvalue problem, which is concerned with extracting the most significant qualitative information from multi-relational data, plays a key role in modern data analysis. This project aims at developing innovative global optimisation frameworks and reliable numerical methods for tensor extreme eigenvalue problems, and applying the proposed methods to solve various practical problems arising from important application areas such as modern data analysis, medical imaging science and signal processing.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP1093769

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $555,000.00
    Summary
    Computer Assisted Research Mathematics and its Applications. The mathematics community will benefit from infusion of new computer-assisted techniques and modalities for research and training post-graduate students, both from my pure research project and through development of an associated research centre. Ultimately, this should also help more school students learn mathematics well and so play a part in addressing Australia's skill shortage. Also, the work on optimization algorithms promises to .... Computer Assisted Research Mathematics and its Applications. The mathematics community will benefit from infusion of new computer-assisted techniques and modalities for research and training post-graduate students, both from my pure research project and through development of an associated research centre. Ultimately, this should also help more school students learn mathematics well and so play a part in addressing Australia's skill shortage. Also, the work on optimization algorithms promises to improve the performance and quality of many practical signal reconstruction methods. These are used by varied Australian industries from telecommunication to mining and by researchers in the digital arts and fields such as astronomy, physics, chemistry, bioscience, geoscience, engineering and medicine.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP120100567

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $390,000.00
    Summary
    Structured barrier and penalty functions in infinite dimensional optimisation and analysis. Very large scale tightly-constrained optimisation problems are ubiquitous and include water management, traffic flow, and imaging at telescopes and hospitals. Massively parallel computers can solve such problems and provide physically realisable solution only if subtle design issues are mastered. Resolving such issues is the goal of this project.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP140100289

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $285,000.00
    Summary
    Optimal discrete-valued control strategies: A new direction in nonlinear optimal control. The field of optimal control is concerned with finding ways to manipulate systems in the best possible manner. The latest research in optimal control focuses primarily on systems in which the input variables are continuous-valued, yet many real-world systems are controlled via discrete input variables that assume values from a finite set - such as "On/Off", "Open/Closed", "Gear 1/2/3". This project will rev .... Optimal discrete-valued control strategies: A new direction in nonlinear optimal control. The field of optimal control is concerned with finding ways to manipulate systems in the best possible manner. The latest research in optimal control focuses primarily on systems in which the input variables are continuous-valued, yet many real-world systems are controlled via discrete input variables that assume values from a finite set - such as "On/Off", "Open/Closed", "Gear 1/2/3". This project will revolutionise the field of optimal control through the development of new theory and computational tools for optimising discrete input variables in constrained nonlinear systems. The new results will be applied to solve critical problems in the areas of shale-gas extraction, chromatography, pipeline transportation, and micro-robots.
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    ARC Future Fellowships - Grant ID: FT170100460

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $780,000.00
    Summary
    Decentralisation and robustness for practical control of complex systems. This project aims to develop the theory and tools to address the control of complex interconnected systems. There is currently an enormous disconnect in decentralised control between the celebrated theoretical advances and the concepts that are used for implementation, or even for computation. The project expects to isolate the key reasons for this disconnect and develop ways to address the control of complex interconnecte .... Decentralisation and robustness for practical control of complex systems. This project aims to develop the theory and tools to address the control of complex interconnected systems. There is currently an enormous disconnect in decentralised control between the celebrated theoretical advances and the concepts that are used for implementation, or even for computation. The project expects to isolate the key reasons for this disconnect and develop ways to address the control of complex interconnected systems. The expected outcome is a tool which can observe information from only a small portion of a network but which may ultimately effect a large portion of the network. This includes smart building management, multi-vehicle systems and convoys, irrigation networks, large array telescopes, and the power distribution grid.
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    ARC Future Fellowships - Grant ID: FT100100538

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $700,590.00
    Summary
    Low emission road transportation: harnessing the potential of alternative fuels and advanced vehicle technologies through online optimisation. This project will develop fundamental mathematical theory and use it to enable the best possible CO2 reduction capability in road vehicles. The cost of different technologies and fuels will then be compared to determine the most cost effective approaches to reduce road transport emissions.
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