The NCTS Topical Program Scientific computing is an interdisciplinary field that involves mathematical theories, computational algorithms, and domain knowledge. While pursuing the beauty of mathematics, this field also develops innovative tools to enhance engineering and science. Our research directions are based not only on members’ strengths but also on new trends in scientific computations. These directions include matrix computations in the study of Maxwell’s equations and discrete Laplacians, numerical PDEs and computational fluid dynamics, mathematical problems in image processing, entanglement qualification, phase retrieval, and artificial intelligence in geometric information and medical image.
Affiliated members:
Meng-Ho Chen (CCU), Pengwen Chen (NCHU), Ray-Bing Chen (NCKU), Chien-Hong Cho (NSYSU), Chia-Chieh Jay Chu (NTHU),
Feng-Jui Hsieh (NTNU), Po-Wen Hsieh (NCHU), Wei-Fan Hu (NCU), Chieh-Sen Huang (NSYSU), Tsung-Ming Huang (NTNU),
Feng-Nan Hwang (NCU), Yueh-Cheng Kuo (NCCU), Ming-Chih Lai (NYCU), Hsueh-Chen Lee (WZU), Tsung-Lin Lee (NSYSU),
Chia-Hsiang Lin (NCKU), Jephian Chin-Hung Lin (NSYSU), Matthew M. Lin (NCKU), Te-Sheng Lin (NYCU), Wen-Wei Lin (NYCU),
Ching-Sung Liu (NUK), Ruey-Ling Sheu (NCKU), Ming-Cheng Shiue (NYCU), Yu-Chen Shu (NCKU), Yu-Hau Tseng (NUK),
Weichung Wang (NTU), Chin-Tien Wu (NYCU), Suh-Yuh Yang (NCU), Mei-Heng Yueh (NTNU)
