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of numerical models to study acoustic and optical interactions in metasurfaces, using in-house codes and COMSOL Multiphysics software. 2. Geometry and Material Optimization: Systematic exploration of structural
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collaborate with the G2Elab modeling team on numerical models of quench dynamics. This development will aim, in the long term, to enhance our ability to predict quench behavior, as well as to serve as a tool
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resistance of ceramic shell moulds used in investment casting. Advanced in situ experiments combined with multi-scale Finite Element Method (FEM) modelling will be employed to identify the key stress and
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at the Laplace laboratory, where numerical and analytical models are being developed to predict plasma potential control and flux entrainment from polarized electrodes. During the third year of the thesis project
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interfacial phenomena. The project is part of the ERC Starting Grant EMBIOMO, which focuses on the dynamics of embolism propagation within leaf vascular networks and on the development of biomimetic models
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, such that cavities formed by plausible future states of the Antarctic ice-sheet are contained within that data set. A numerical ocean model with static, but thermo-dynamically active ice-shelf cavities will then be
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of quantum particles. This field offers a rich landscape of theoretical challenges, ranging from the study of integrable models and quantum simulation to the investigation of non-equilibrium dynamics
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. Subsequently, a secondary atmosphere would have been degassed or brought in by a late veneer of chondritic/cometary material. Although this model is regularly evoked using giant planets for comparison, there is
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closely with LULI's exper-imental teams involved in the Taranis project. This thesis focuses on the theoretical and numerical study of parametric instabilities driv-en by broadband, low-temporal-coherence
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Belfort-Sévenans. The primary objective of this doctoral thesis is to reconsider current models related to economic structures and the connectivity of human communities during the early Middle Ages (6th