Dr. Eric Darve
Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering Department, Stanford

"Generalized Fast Multipole Method"

Abstract:
I will present a novel FMM technique applicable to both oscillatory and non-oscillatory
kernels. The method is very flexible and accurate. It is more general than existing FMMs and can often compete with nearly optimal schemes for specific kernels like 1/r. I will present the progress of the research with some preliminary numerical results.

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