Ph.D. Candidate · Mathematics · Purdue University

Karl Weisenburger

I work on inverse problems in computational imaging, specifically developing methods to recover three-dimensional turbulence in wind tunnels based on how it distorts laser light. My research is carried out with the Air Force Research Laboratory and the Air Force Institute of Technology.

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Karl Weisenburger
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I'm a Ph.D. candidate in mathematics at Purdue University, advised by Gregery Buzzard and Charles Bouman. Before Purdue I studied applied mathematics at Hillsdale College, with a minor in Latin and a lasting interest in philosophy. I grew up in Pemberville, Ohio. Outside of research, I spend my time reading, biking, and with my family.

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Interactive 3D turbulence demo A live walk-through of the reconstruction pipeline. Latest paper WindDensity-MBIR Model-based reconstruction, in Optical Engineering. Research What I work on Inverse problems for aero-optics, explained.