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Dr. Eva
Eggeling Department of Mathematical
Office:
Wean Hall 6219 |
Research Interests and Current Activities
- Theory and numerical aspects of partial differential equations
- Stochastic Analysis
- Optimization Theory, Inverse Problems
- Parameter Optimization in numerical simulations of structual mechanics
Currently, I am a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Mathematical Sciences, as a member of the interdepartmental Material Research and Engineering Center (MRSEC) initiative at Carnegie Mellon University.
Recently, I started to study the complex graingrowth problems in Material Sciences. Here I focus on the development of 2D/3D simulations of graingrowth to gain more insight into the so-called grainboundary character distribution (GBCD).
Besides this I am interested in modelling biological and medical applications by means of applied stochastic analysis
My earlier research activities include also the Meteorological Data Assimilation Problem, treated as a differential optimization problem (read more at PhD Thesis) and parameter optimization in the numerical simulation of structural mechanics.
In spring 2007, I will teach the course 'Numerical Methods', 21-369.
Curriculum