MTH 654 - Sec 001
Numerical Methods for Inverse Problems

Please typeset the report, include graphs as figures with captions, and references to them inside the body of the text. Do not include source code in the body or as an appendix, but rather, upload all code necessary to verify your results to the Blackboard digital dropbox. Your code should be in a format where executing, for example, problem1a.m produces all necessary output for the problem, including graphs. Considering this, it would be in your best interest to make commonly used chunks of code into functions that are called from different script files. Comments in the code are not necessary for me, but are highly recommended to help you and your teammates understand what you are doing!

A computational project is required for this course. Students must work individually on a topic/problem of their choice involving inverse problems (can be from research/thesis work). Students must submit a typed (less than or equal to two pages) research proposal, including questions to be answered, Due Monday Nov 10. Final papers will be similar in structure to computer assignments (with figures, code, etc.). Students will give brief (10 minute) presentations on results during the last day of classes or the day reserved for a final exam.