Volume 50 | Number 08 | October 2017

From Global to Local: Getting More from Compressed Sensing

Over the last decade, compressed sensing and sparse recovery techniques have had a significant impact on applied mathematics.

Unifying Different Perspectives: From Cubism to Convolution

Visual perception as a fundamental sensation that shapes our understanding is of interest to science and art.

With the introduction of support for other precisions, the floating-point landscape has recently become much richer.

Modern image acquisition methods can capture info. that is no longer restricted to Euclidean spaces but can be manifold-valued.

The two largest modes of image variation are intensity variation and variation in point correspondence.

The notion of convergence has a very specific connotation of coming together without ever moving apart.

Four African American women spoke to a packed auditorium at the “Hidden Figures” panel during the 2017 SIAM Annual Meeting.

A regular sailboat cannot exceed wind speed when going dead downwind, i.e., exactly in the wind’s direction.

The PIC Math Workshop on Data Analytics exposed attendees to techniques used in data analytics problems.

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