Project description
New numerical techniques for solving boundary value problems
Funded by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme, the EffectFact project aims to develop advanced factorisation and Wiener-Hopf methods as well as methods for Riemann-Hilbert problems to solve time-dependent boundary value problems in complex discrete and continuous domains. The newly developed techniques could find use in biomechanics (DNA replication), medicine (surgical resection), metamaterials, artificial intelligence, and environmental and civil engineering. Bringing together partners from across the world, the project will strengthen the access of EU academic institutions and SMEs to international research, lead to tangible and impactful results, while building a strong base of robust, independent researchers who could expand the scope of the project in the future.
Objective
The main goals of the EffectFact proposal are
a) to advance pure and applied mathematics in the area of factorisation techniques, Wiener-Hopf and Riemann-Hilbert problems and related numerical techniques to solve time dependent boundary value problems in complex discrete and continuous domains;
b) to utilize the developed techniques to solve challenging problems from: i) biomechanics (DNA replication), ii) medicine (surgical resection and dentistry), iii) metamaterials (acoustic and gyro-elastic), iv) AI (machine learning), v) environmental and civil engineering (with a focus on earthquake and coastal defences) and, in doing so,
c) to establish a new, sustainable, EU-centred network of researchers from different sectors and disciplines, united by their dedication to furthering the projects techniques and results, while transferring this knowledge, best practice and creating new training opportunities for EU researchers.
The EffectFact consists of 24 Partners: 9 Academic Institutions from the EU (UK, France, Germany, Italy, Poland), 6 Universities from the AC (Georgia, Israel, Norway and Ukraine); 8 highly innovative SMEs adopting completely different R&D strategies (UK, Switzerland, France, Slovenia, Israel, Slovakia); 1 Academic Partners from the TCs (China).
All EffectFact goals align with the RISE Objectives, establishing a unique consortium to fill gaps in several scientific disciplines, impacting H2020 priorities and Horizon Europe missions. These problems could not be solved independently, requiring continuous feedback from analytic, applied and computational researchers from numerous disciplines. This diverse collaborative Network will forge interdisciplinary links within the EU, strengthen the access of EU academics and SME’s to international research, lead to tangible and impactful results, while building a strong base of robust, independent researchers capable of furthering the aims of EffectFact long into the future.
Fields of science
- natural sciencesbiological sciencesgeneticsDNA
- natural sciencesearth and related environmental sciencesgeologyseismology
- natural sciencesbiological sciencesbiophysics
- natural sciencescomputer and information sciencesartificial intelligencemachine learning
- natural sciencesmathematicsapplied mathematicsnumerical analysis
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SY23 3BF Aberystwyth
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ST5 5BG Keele
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M13 9PL Manchester
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75231 Paris
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41121 Modena
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86159 Augsburg
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30123 Venezia
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0179 Tbilisi
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SA1 8PH SWANSEA
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1228 Plan-Les-Ouates
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13453 Marseille
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09124 Cagliari
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7491 Trondheim
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02-106 WARSZAWA
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84100 Beer Sheva
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1000 Ljubljana
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9109201 Jerusalem
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39100 Bolzano
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934 01 Levice
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49600 Dnipropetrovsk
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65026 Odessa
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01033 Kyiv
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220050 Minsk
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100871 BEIJING
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454080 CHELYABINSK
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220024 Minsk
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230023 Grodno
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220013 Minsk
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119992 MOSCOW
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