Robert Crandall
Applied Math Graduate Student
Contact:
    University of Arizona
    Program in Applied Mathematics
    617 N. Santa Rita 
    Tucson, AZ 85719

    Office: Math 303
    Phone: 621-1163
    Email: rcrandall at math.arizona.edu


    I'm a second year graduate student in the Program in Applied Mathematics at the University of Arizona.

Research
    My current research is in compressive sensing and its applications in medical image reconstruction.  The high-level goal of this research is to decrease acquisition times in MR imaging.  This can be achieved by compressive sensing methodologies, which allow us to get high quality reconstructions of sparse or compressible signals from undersampled measurements.

• Third semester term paper on Compressive Sensing. Slides

• Project report from ECE 532 (Image Analysis), on the Chan-Vese segmentation algorithm
  

• Second semester term paper on Hilbert Space Frames.  Slides

Code/Etc.

• PlotStructures.m - This is a Matlab GUI utility that plots data from multiple structures.  Syntax is
  PlotStructures({data1, data2, ...}), where data1, data2, etc. are structures containing the
  same variables.  Requires another script called PlotUnevenDiff.m.  See a screenshot

Spring 2010 Courses (tentative)

1. ECE 529, Digital Signal Processing, MWF 8-8:50
2. BME 599, Independent Study
   

Past Courses