AMATH 840 - Advanced Numerical Methods for Computational and Data Sciences
Theory and practice of a selection of advanced numerical methods for computational and data sciences.
Algorithms for eigenvalues and singular value decomposition. Multigrid methods for linear and nonlinear
systems. Sparse optimization and compressed sensing. Low-rank tensor and matrix decomposition. Nonlinear
convergence acceleration. Randomized numerical linear algebra. Adjoint methods and automatic
differentiation for neural networks and optimal control. Stochastic gradient descent and variants. Efficient
computer implementation of the algorithms and applications with real-world data. Students should have
completed an introductory course on numerical methods.
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