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Research Staff: Dr Viktor Vegh

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Address:
Centre for Magnetic Resonance
Level 2, Gehrmann Laboratories
Research Road
The University of Queensland
Brisbane. QLD. 4072
E-mail address: Viktor Vegh
Telephone: +61-7-3365 7076
Fax: +61-7-3365 3833
Home Page: Viktor Vegh

Career Profile:
B.App.Sci., Queensland University of Technology
Ph.D., Queensland University of Technology

Research Interests:

» Design of hardware for high-resolution magnetic resonance imaging
» Gradient coil design for high-resolution magnetic resonance imaging
» Radio frequency coil design for magnetic resonance imaging
» Finite difference time domain methods for electromagnetic phenomena
» Finite volume frequency domain methods for electromagnetic wave scattering
» Numerical methods for the development of MRI hardware

Selected publications:

  • Vegh, V., Zhao, H., Brereton, I.M., Galloway, G.J. and Doddrell, D.M. (2006). A wave equation technique for designing compact gradient coils. Concepts of Magnetic Resonance B 29B: 62-64.
  • Vegh, V., Zhao, H., Galloway, G.J., Doddrell, D.M. and Brereton, I.M. (2005). The design of planar gradient coils. Part I: A winding path correction method. Concepts in Magnetic Resonance Part B: Magnetic Resonance Engineering 27B(1): 17-24.
  • Vegh, V., Zhao, H., Doddrell, D.M., Brereton, I.M. and Galloway, G.J. (2005). The design of planar gradient coils part II: A weighted superposition method. Concepts in Magnetic Resonance Part B: Magnetic Resonance Engineering 27B: (1): 25-33.
  VEGH, V., Turner, I.W. and ZHAO, H. (2005). Effective cell-centred time-domain Maxwell’s equations numerical solvers. Applied Mathematical Modelling29: 441-438.
» Vegh, V., Turner, I.W. and Zhao, H. (2003). Comparison of time-domain solvers for the solution of Maxwell's equations. International Journal of Applied Mathematical Modelling.
  Vegh, V., Turner, I.W., Sizgek, E. and Sizgek, D. (2004). Numerical validation of microwave heated fluidised bed calcination of waste containing ceramic powders. Australian & New Zealand Industrial and Applied Mathematic Journal, Electronic Supplement, http://anziamj.austms.org.au/, 45, pC34-C39.
» Vegh, V. and Turner, I.W. (2003). A hybrid technique for comptuing the power distribution generated in a lossy medium during microwave heating. under review. Accepted for publication in Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics.
» Vegh, V and Turner, I.W. (2002-3). Comparison of time-domain numerical solvers for the propagation of a Gaussian pulse inside a rectangular waveguide. Australian & New Zealand Industrial and Applied Mathematic Journal, Electronic Supplement, http://anziamj.austms.org.au/, 44: C781-C801.
» Liu, B., Marchant, T.R., Turner, I.W. and Vegh, V. (2002). A comparison of three dimensional semi-analytical and numerical techniques for the microwave heating of a lossy material in a waveguide. 3rd World Congress on Microwave and Radio Frequency Applications. September.
» Vegh, V. and Turner, I.W. (2002). A hybrid approach for resolving the microwave heating inside lossy media. Advances in Microwave and Radio Frequency Processing 8.
» Nulty, D., Vegh, V. and Young, J. (2002). Curriculum design innovation in flexible science teaching. UniServe Science, Proceedings of Scholarly Inquiry in Flexible Science Teaching and Learning, pp. 50-56.

 



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