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Bi-level regularization via iterative mesh refinement for aeroacoustics
In this work, we illustrate the connection between adaptive mesh refinement
for finite element discretized PDEs and the recently developed \emph{bi-level
regularization algorithm}. By adaptive mesh refinement according to data noise,
regularization effect and convergence are immediate consequences. We moreover
demonstrate its numerical advantages to the classical Landweber algorithm in
term of time and reconstruction quality for the example of the Helmholtz
equation in an aeroacoustic setting.