Links to some people

Numerical people in Utrecht

Ph.D. students

• Tammo Jan Dijkema Constructing wavelets to solve operator equations.
• Joost Rommes Fellow student of mine for years, now working mainly on reduced order modeling of eigenproblems.

(Assistent) Professors

• Rob Bisseling Expert in parallel computing, co-designer of BSPlib.
• Gerard Sleijpen Well known in the field of numerical linar algebra: iterative solvers and preconditioning techniques.
• Rob Stevenson Working with wavelets.
• Henk van der Vorst Well known in the field of numerical linear algebra: iterative solvers and preconditioning techniques.
• Paul Zegeling Adaptive techniques for PDE problems, especially moving mesh techniques (PhD supervisor)

Former colleagues

• Hil Meijer Bifurcation theory and neural dynamics.
• Arno Swart Mainly working on FE methods for problems involving internal and inertial waves (think of large flow models)

Numerical people elsewhere

• Rony Keppens, Centre for Plasma Astrophysics, KU Leuven, Belgium. Also: FOM Rijnhuizen, Numerical Plasma Dynamics group, Computational MagnetoHydroDynamics.
• John Mackenzie, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Schotland. Moving mesh techniques, conservation laws, phase change models, and more.
• Tao Tang, The Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong. Moving mesh techniques, conservation laws, CFD, and more.

Software Technology people

• Martin Bravenboer Workaholic to the max, but very clever and with a wide open view on everything that has the word 'software' in it.
• Rob Vermaas Dirty hacker, but persistent.
• Eelco Visser Software Engineering Research Group at TU Delft, The Netherlands, original creator of the Stratego program transformation language and the SDF2 syntax definition language.