MIT CDO Faculty Research
Research Domains
The research conducted by CDO's affiliated faculty covers a wide range of topics in both methodology and applications.
Methodological domains include:
- Complexity Theory
- Computational Mechanics
- Deterministic and Stochastic Facility Location
- Fast Solution Methods for Integral Equations
- Finite Element Methods
- Grid Generation
- Hybrid Atomistic-continuum Models
- Interior Point Methods for Convex Optimization
- Large Eddy Simulation
- Large-scale Optimization Solution Methods
- Linear Optimization (LP)
- Mathematical Programming and Combinatorial Optimization
- Molecular Modeling
- Monte Carlo Methods
- Multidisciplinary Design and Optimization
- Multiscale Material Modeling
- Numerical Linear Algebra
- Optimal Control of Distributed Systems
- Parallel and Distributed Computation and Algorithms
- PDE Optimization
- Probabilistic Combinatorial Optimization
- Real Time Computation
- Reduced Order Modeling/Reduced Basis Methods
- Robust Optimization
- Semidefinite Optimization (SDP)
- Solution Methods for Integer Programming
- Uncertainty Quantification for PDE-based Models
- Wavelets
Application domains include:
- Aeroacoustics
- Aircraft Design
- Air Traffic Control
- BioMEMS
- Cellular Manipulation
- Communications Systems
- Computational Aerodynamics
- E-commerce
- Fluid Structure Interaction
- Internet
- Inverse Problems
- Large-scale Distributed Simulation
- MEMS
- Micro/Nanofluidics
- Molecular Modeling
- Molecular Separation and Manipulation
- Nanoscale Fluid Mechanics
- Revenue Management
- Supply Chain Management
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