Alexandru Tamasan

Dr. Alexandru Tamasan is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Central Florida. His research focuses on theoretical and computational aspects of inverse problems for partial differential equations.

Research Interests: Specializes in inverse problems for partial differential equations, particularly reconstruction methods for radiative transport, ray transforms, and X-ray tomography. Recent work develops inversion techniques for momentum ray transforms, attenuated Doppler transforms, and radiative source reconstruction from partial boundary measurements.

Publication Trends: Current research (2022-2024) emphasizes inversion formulas for tensor field tomography and momentum ray transforms. Earlier work established numerical methods for radiative source reconstruction (2020-2021) and characterization of transform ranges (2022). Techniques combine functional analysis, integral geometry, and numerical computation for solving ill-posed inverse problems.

Teaching: Instructs courses in Partial Differential Equations and Complex Variables. Maintains active research program in mathematical methods for tomography and transport theory.