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Current Graduate Students
Meydan Kaplan (PhD student)
Bio-acoustic modeling and fast integral equation solvers.
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Yossi Dahan (PhD student)
Topic: Fast analysis of electromagnetic scattering by large and complex 3-D impenetrable objects using generalized integral equation formulations and hierarchical compression algorithms
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Dan Last (MSc. student)
Topic: Fast acoustic scattering analysis of finite and irregular Willis coupling metamaterial structures.
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Naomi Haggai (MSc. student)
Topic: Fast hierarchical construction of algebraically compressed method of moments representations.
Graduated
Meydan Kaplan (MSc. thesis : A fast solver for volume integral equations in bio-acoustics)
Gabriel Lasry (MSc. thesis: Analysis and manipulation of curved optical beams (with Prof. Timor Melamed)
Arkadi Shershavsky (MSc. thesis: Direct solution of scattering problems using generalized source integral equations. (with Prof. Amir Boag)
Dor Zvulun (MSc. thesis: Generalized integral equation formulations for 3-D scattering problems (with Prof. Amir Boag)
Eden Elbaz (MSc. thesis: Fast hierarchical algorithms for volume scattering problems).
Yossi Dahan (direct track to PhD)
Open Positions
The BGU Computational Wave Theory Lab is looking for highly motivated and hard- working graduate level students (for Ph.D., M.Sc.), with strong interest in electromagnetics/ acoustics, algorithms, and scientific computing.
ECE/EE background with micro-waves as a major is preferable, but candidates from all science and engineering disciplines are encouraged to apply. Strong programming skills and Unix experience are advantageous.
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Please e-mail me also with inquiries regarding postdoctoral and undergraduate level projects
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