From the menu on this page, you will be able to access to my detailled CV, to the E.N.S.T.A. Applied Mathematics Unit’s Parallel Computation Pole homepage, and to a page dedicated to some scientific tutorials or guides I wrote on mathematical softwares or programmation languages I was bound to use during my PhD work.
Now, I am going to quickly present my research and teaching activities.
Research activities
2004 - 2009
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Phd studies of Doctoral School of Ecole Polytechnique - Funds from the Ministry of Education and Research Title : Multi-Scale gravitational Dynamics : formation and evolution of a selfgravitating system in an external field. Development of an intensive computation algorithm (to see the parallel computation machine 's characteristics, please go to the Parallel Computation Pole (PCP) web page) adapted to gravitation and to the multiscale characteristic of the considered systems. The aim is to study the evolution of systems such as a globular cluster in its host galaxy, and more specifically the orbital evolution’s influence on the dynamical and structural properties of N-bodies systems resulting from the gravitational collapse process. defended on february 6, 2009 Committee :
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Teaching activities
2007 - 2009
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Assistant teacher at Université Claude Bernard Lyon I - C.D.C.S.P./I.S.T.I.L./I.C.J.
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2004 - 2007
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Intructorship in Applied Mathematics at Ecole Polytechnique.
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Publications / Conferences
Seminars, Conferences
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Summer School M.O.D.E.S.T. 5c, institut Anton Pannoeke, University of Amsterdam |
Articles
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"Dynamical properties of orbits in a spherical gravitational potential", submitted to M.N.R.A.S on Mars 29th, 2007, now on revision. |







