Regular biography
Francoise Tisseur is a Professor in Numerical Analysis at The University of Manchester, Department of Mathematics. Her research interests include numerical analysis, numerical linear algebra, eigenvalue problems, stability of algorithms, and structured matrix problems. She is affiliated with the Data Science Institute, Industrial and Applied Mathematics, and Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing. Tisseur's work has contributed to the development of algorithms for computing accurate eigenvalues and has been recognized through various awards, including the Adams Prize (2012), the Whitehead Prize (2010), and the Wolfson Research Merit Award (2014).
Scholar-generated biography
Francoise Tisseur is a Professor of Numerical Analysis at The University of Manchester, specializing in Numerical Analysis, Numerical Linear Algebra, Numerical Algorithms and Software, and Mathematics. Her research focuses on the numerical solution of eigenvalue problems, including polynomial and nonlinear eigenvalue problems, with an emphasis on backward error analysis, condition numbers, and algorithm development. She has contributed significantly to the understanding of structured pseudospectra, matrix polynomials, and the stability of numerical algorithms. Her work addresses both theoretical and practical aspects of numerical linear algebra, with applications in control theory and scientific computing.