Fast Krylov subspace methods for geostatistical inverse problems

Fast Krylov subspace methods for geostatistical inverse problems

Inverse problems are part of a mathematical framework used to estimate parameters that characterize a physical system but are difficult to measure directly. An example application is hydraulic tomography which is a method of imaging the subsurface. Water is pumped at designated pumping wells and the...

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Main Author: Bakhos, Tania
Corporate Author: Stanford University Institute for Computational and Mathematical Engineering
Other Authors: Kitanidis, P. K (Peter K.) (Thesis advisor, primary advisor.), Poulson, Jack Lesly (Thesis advisor, advisor), Saunders, Michael A (Thesis advisor, advisor.)
Format: Thesis Electronic Book
Language:English
Published: 2016

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Call Number: 3781 2016 B
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