SampTA 2013 is the 10th International Conference on Sampling Theory and Applications. SampTA conferences bring together mathematicians and engineers interested in sampling theory and its applications to related fields to exchange recent advances and to discuss open problems.

Plenary Speakers

Emmanuel Candès, Stanford University Wolfgang Dahmen, RWTH Aachen Hans Feichtinger, University of Vienna Piotr Indyk, MIT Michal Irani, Weizmann Institute Nikolai Nikolski, Université Bordeaux Jan Rabaey, UC Berkeley Yannis Tsividis, Columbia University Roman Vershynin, University of Michigan

Invited Special Sessions

Advances in Compressive Sensing Holger Rauhut and Joel Tropp Circuit Design For Analog to Digital Converters Yun Chiu Feedback Control and Non-Uniform Sampling Nicolas Marchand Finite Rate of Innovation Chandra Seelamantula Optical and RF Systems Michael Gehm and Nathan Goodman Sampling and Frame Theory Peter Casazza, Bernhard Bodmann, and Matthew Fickus Sampling and Geometry Stephen Casey and Michael Robinson Sampling and Learning Albert Cohen Sampling and Quantization Holger Boche, Sinan Güntürk, and Özgür Yilmaz Sampling for Imaging Science Jalal Fadili and Gabriel Peyré Sampling in Bio Imaging Brigitte Forster, Hagai Kirshner, and Michael Unser Super Resolution Laurent Demanet