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Håkon Andreas Hoel serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Oslo, specializing in numerical methods for stochastic and partial differential equations, Monte Carlo techniques, and data assimilation. His work bridges theoretical probability with practical computational challenges in scientific modeling.
His academic credentials include a PhD in Numerical Analysis from the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Stockholm (2007-2012), preceded by a Master's (2006) and Bachelor's (2004) in Computational Science from the University of Oslo. Professional experience spans postdoctoral roles at KAUST, EPFL, and UiO, along with a junior professorship at RWTH Aachen (2019-2022).
Research centers on developing efficient algorithms for uncertainty quantification, particularly multilevel Monte Carlo methods and ensemble Kalman filtering. His publications demonstrate consistent innovation in reducing computational costs for high-dimensional stochastic simulations while maintaining accuracy, with applications across natural sciences and engineering disciplines.
Analysis of recent publications reveals a strong trajectory toward adaptive multilevel frameworks for spatio-temporal data assimilation, integrating statistical inference with numerical solution techniques for complex stochastic systems. This work emphasizes theoretical rigor alongside practical implementation challenges.
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He is actively affiliated with the Computational Mathematics research group at UiO, which focuses on differential equations and computational methods within the Department of Mathematics.
