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Microlocal analysis explores the classical/quantum correspondence in partial differential equations (PDEs). For example, the concept of symbol quantisation in the theory of pseudodifferential
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an advanced topic in one of the following areas: Mathematical Analysis, Differential Equations, Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Logic, Algebra, and Combinatorics. Fellowship duration: The grant is expected
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Villeneuve la Garenne, le de France | France | 3 months ago
differential equations with mixed boundary conditions that often require specific integration schemes and root-finding algorithms to solve. This problem of computational cost makes it challenging 1) to analyse
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applied to regression, classification, and the solution of time-dependent partial differential equations (PDEs), such as large-scale tsunami simulations. The project involves two doctoral researchers with
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computer programming specially for solving partial differential equations is desired. To apply please contact the main supervisor Masoud Babaei . Please include details of your current level of study
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of analysis of partial differential equations (PDEs). The PhD candidate will be supervised by Havva Yoldaş and co-supervised by Raphael Winter (Cardiff University). The research topics primarily revolves around
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differential equations is a requirement. Research-level experience with development of simulation technology is a requirement. Research-level experience with either multiphase flow in porous media
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description of cell wall strains and stresses and turgor pressures with sets of ordinary differential equations describing the biochemical networks regulating cellular decision making. Models will be initiated
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must have a professionally relevant background in Applied/Numerical Mathematics, Physics, Fluid Mechanics with a solid education in numerical methods for solving partial differential equations. Master
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Hamiltonian systems, Floer homology, symmetries of differential equations, geometric mechanics, Finsler geometry, …. The precise topic will be decided, in consultation with the selected candidate, at the start