János Karátson
Professor
Doctor of Science (DSc)
lecturer
lecturer
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1117 Budapest, Pázmány Péter sétány 1/c.
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3-607
Phone/Extension
8441
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Scientific classifications
- 1. Natural sciences
- 1.1 Mathematics
- Applied mathematics
- 1.1 Mathematics
Main research areas
Numerical solution of partial differential equations based on operator methods
I investigate numerical solution methods and their theoretical background for linear and nonlinear, mainly elliptic partial differential equations. A frequent approach applied in the development of preconditioned iterative processes is the use of suitable operator methods. For elliptic and parabolic problems, I also investigate qualitative properties (in particular the discrete maximum principle) arising for finite element methods. Typical applications of these results are systems describing transport processes.
Highlighted publications
- 2023 – Robust Superlinear Krylov Convergence for Complex Noncoercive Compact-Equivalent Operator Preconditioners – mtmt.hu
- 2025 – Discrete maximum-minimum principle for a linearly implicit scheme for nonlinear parabolic FEM problems under weakened time restrictions – mtmt.hu
- 2025 – Quasi-Newton iterative solution approaches for nonsmooth elliptic operators with applications to elasto-plasticity – mtmt.hu