20–22 May 2026
A-8010 Graz
Europe/Vienna timezone

Session

Contributed Talks: Session 2

20 May 2026, 14:05
HS 1 (ATK1120H), Rechbauerstraße 12

HS 1 (ATK1120H), Rechbauerstraße 12

TU Graz / Campus Alte Technik 8010 Graz

Conveners

Contributed Talks: Session 2

  • Kristian Bredies (University of Graz)

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  1. Prof. Barbara Kaltenbacher (University of Klagenfurt)
    20/05/2026, 14:05

    In this talk we provide some uniqueness results for the (multi-)coefficient identification problem of reconstructing the spatially varying spin density as well as the spin-lattice and spin-spin relaxation times and the local field inhomogeneity in the Bloch-Torrey equation, as relevant in magnetic resonance imaging MRI.
    To this end, we follow two approaches:
    (a) Relying on sampling of the...

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  2. Mr Pablo Muñoz (Klagenfurt Universität)
    20/05/2026, 14:30

    We present a computational framework for model-based quantitative imaging through the identification of spatially varying relaxation parameters in the Bloch-Torrey equation, a time dependent PDE governing magnetization dynamics in magnetic resonance imaging. The equation couples RF induced precession, longitudinal and transverse relaxation, and diffusion advection transport, a structure that...

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  3. Dr Jyrki Jauhiainen (University of Graz)
    20/05/2026, 14:55

    This talk gives a nontechnical introduction to PDE-constrained bilevel optimization problems with nonsmooth lower levels. The PDE constraints considered here are simplifications of the Bloch--Torrey equation from MRI, with the bilevel structure modelling a parameter learning problem. We discuss how complementarity conditions arising from first-order information are connected to the...

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  4. Mr Jakob Wagner (Technical University of Munich)
    20/05/2026, 15:20

    Modern 4D-MRI imaging techniques are able to capture fully space-time resolved blood flow velocity data. This data facilitates a diagnosis of the severity of cardiovascular diseases, provided that, in a first step, additional information such as pressure, wall-shear stresses, etc., is inferred from the measured data. In this talk, we treat the inverse problem of deducing pressure values from...

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