Poster Session

Once again the Norbert Wiener Center will be hosting a poster session on the first day of the conference. The poster session will be held on Thursday, February 19, 2015. It will take place from 5:00pm-6:15pm in the rotunda of the Mathematics building.

We are pleased to feature the following research posters at FFT2015.

Farras Abdelnour, Weill Cornell Medical College
Estimating function from structure in epileptics using graph diffusion model

Roza Aceska, Ball State University
Dynamical sampling of two-dimensional signals

Hussein Awala, Temple University
On the Mixed Boundary Value Problem for the Laplacian in Polygonal Domains

Brian DiZio, American University
Acoustic Multipath Echo Detection

Francesco Di Plinio, Brown University
Endpoint bounds for multilinear singular integrals with modulation invariance and applications

Samantha Fairchild, Houghton College
The Abelian sandpile model on fractal graphs

Markus Faulhuber, NuHAG, University of Vienna
A Packing Problem in Time-Frequency Analysis

Ariel Hafftka, University of Maryland College Park
2D Sparse Sampling Algorithm for ND Fredholm Equations with Applications to NMR Relaxometry

John Herr, Iowa State University
Fourier Series for the Cantor Middle Thirds Measure

Joseph Iverson, University of Oregon
Frames and Riesz bases produced by modulations in L2(X;H)

Mads Spielman Jakobsen, Technical University of Denmark
A Characterization of Tight and Dual Generalized Translation Invariant Frames

John Jasper, University of Oregon
Generalized Steiner ETFs

Jiayi Jiang, Vanderbilt University
Sigma Delta Quantization for Fusion Frame

Gerard Koffi, University of Iowa
Deformations of Incidence Algebras and Cohomology

Wenjing Liao, Duke University
Stability and super-resolution of the MUSIC algorithm for spectral estimation

Michael Northington V, Vanderbilt University
A Sharp Balian-Low Theorem for Shift-Invariant Spaces

Jesse Oldroyd, University of Idaho
A New Construction of Tight Frames Using Orthogonal Vectors

Ankit Parekh, NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering
Too Relaxed? Tightly regularized non-convex sparse regularization

Armenak Petrosyan, Vanderbilt University
Dynamical sampling of two-dimensional signals

Surya Prasath, University of Missouri, Columbia
Shearlet Active Contours

Jacob Rezac, University of Delaware
Reduced Data Inverse Scattering Problems

Ahmad Sabra, Temple University
The Reflector Problem and the Inverse Square Law

Sam Scholze, Texas A&M University
Reconstruction from Frame Erasures

Rafael Setra, University of Maryland, College Park
The Abelian Sandpile Model on Fractal Graphs

Stefan Steinerberger, Yale University
A Filtering Technique for Markov Chains with Applications to Spectral Embedding

Sui Tang, Vanderbilt University
Filter recovery from a series of undersampled spatiotemporal data

Jeremy Trageser, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
A nonlocal biharmonic operator and its connection with the classical operator

Chuang Wang, Harvard University
Analyzing Randomized Kaczmarz Algorithms via Lifting: Exact MSE and Optimal Sampling Probabilities

Tina Woolf, Claremond Graduate University
Constrained Adaptive Sensing

Wei-Hsuan Yu, Michigan State University
New bounds for equiangular lines