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Intro
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The reduced elastography problem
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Elastography from internal data
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Quasi-static deformation of a phantom
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Quasi-static elastography
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Reconstruct the corresponding shear modulus
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An hybrid (multi-physics) imaging method
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Inversion step 1: recover the displacement
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Inversion step 2: recover the shear modulus
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Available inversion algorithms (1)
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Available inversion algorithms (2)
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Current chalenges for medical elastography
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A general equation
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The Reverse Weak Formulation
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Reverse Weak Formulation discretization
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Approximation of the operator
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Questions
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A model problem: discretization
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Inf-sup constant for the operator T
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Generalized inf-sup constant
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Discrete inf-sup constant
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Upper semi-continuity of the inf-sup constant
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honeycomb finite element
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Inverse gradient problem: behavior of 8(T)
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Reconstruction for the honeycomb
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In vivo quasistatic elastography
Description:
Explore stability and discretization techniques for elliptic inverse parameter problems in elastography, focusing on breast tumor detection. Delve into the challenges of recovering the shear modulus of biological tissues from internal displacement data, and learn about a novel Galerkin approach that constructs finite dimensional operators invertible with stability in the L^2 norm. Examine the Reverse Weak Formulation of linear elasticity equations and discover how well-chosen finite element spaces can satisfy generalized discrete inf-sup conditions. Gain insights into quantitative error estimates for the inverse problem and understand the efficiency of a method that doesn't require iterative resolution of the forward problem or smoothness hypotheses. Witness the application of these techniques through numerical examples, experimental data, and in vivo experiments from elasto-static stimulations of breast tumors in this comprehensive seminar presented by Laurent Seppecher from École Centrale de Lyon. Read more

Stability and Discretization Techniques for Elliptic Inverse Parameter Problems in Elastography - Application to Breast Tumor Detection

Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
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