Helsing: Teaching and supervision

Helsing has developed and lectured a large number of undergraduate and graduate courses since 1994. Topics include scientific computing, numerical analysis, ordinary differential equations, complex analysis, numerical linear algebra, integral equations, and multilevel methods. Links to current classes are here and here .

Rikard Ojala, Numerical Analysis, LTH. PhD thesis "Towards an All-Embracing Elliptic Solver in 2D" defended in December 2011.[Abstract].
Jonas Englund, Numerical Analysis, LTH. PhD thesis "Singular Integral Equations: Application to Elasticity and Numerical Solution" defended in June 2006.[Abstract].
Anders Jonsson, Solid Mechanics, KTH. PhD thesis "Integral equation methods for Fracture Mechanics and Micro-Mechanical Problems" defended in May 2002. [Abstract].
Henrik Christiansson, Theoretical Physics, KTH. (de facto supervision). PhD thesis "High-Order Accurate Calculations and Bounds on Effective Properties of Composites" defended in June 1997. [Abstract].

Rikard Ojala, Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Lund University. MSc thesis "Evaluation of Layer Potentials Close to Their Sources" approved in October 2006.
Eddie Wadbro, Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Lund University. MSc thesis "Laplace's Equation and the Dirichlet-Neumann Map in Multiply Connected Domains" approved in December 2003.
Jonas Englund, Scientific Computing, Uppsala University. MSc thesis "Fast, Accurate and Stable Algorithm for the Stress Field around a Zig-Zag-Shaped Crack" approved in April 2001.

Kristoffer Virta, Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Lund University. BSc thesis "Numerical Treatment of the Inverse to the Dominant Part of a Singular Integral Operator " approved in June 2009.