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My recent research has been focused on inverse problems for elliptic equations and the kinetic theory,  that are motivated by applications, such as optical tomography, electrical impedance tomography (EIT), plasma physics and many others

What are Inverse problems?  They are the inverse to the classical direct problems. While one aims to find the unique effect (solution) of a given cause in the direct problems, the inverse problems can be interpreted as finding the cause of a given effect or specifying the model from certain given information of effect. The objectives of inverse problems involve but not limited to the reconstruction of the internal characteristics of an inaccessible region from the boundary measurements as well as the determination of coefficients appearing in the underlying equations from the input and output measurements.