Lim, Mikyoung (임미경)

Lim, Mikyoung is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. Her research focuses on Applied Mathematics, particularly in the area of Inverse Problems. She holds a Ph.D. from Seoul National University and is based in E2-1 B/D 3203, with contact details available at T2735. Her work contributes to the understanding of complex mathematical systems and their real-world applications. Her academic profile is accessible through her personal website, which provides further information on her research and publications.

Mikyoung Lim is a professor at KAIST, specializing in applied mathematics and inverse problems. His research focuses on mathematical and statistical methods for multistatic imaging, conductivity problems, and the enhancement of near-cloaking using generalized polarization tensors. He investigates electric field behavior in the presence of closely spaced inclusions and develops techniques for reconstructing small interface changes in elastic composites. His work addresses challenges in imaging extended targets and analyzing plasmon resonance through spectral resolution of the Neumann–Poincaré operator. Lim's contributions span both theoretical and computational aspects of inverse problems in electromagnetism and elasticity.