I am assistant professor at Sorbonne Université, in the Laboratoire Jacques-Louis Lions. On this web page you'll find (among others) a description of my teaching (mostly in french) and research activities.
The latter focus mainly on the mathematical and numerical analysis of models describing biological phenomena (population dynamics and transport of particles).
Since September 2021, I have a half-time at the Department of Mathematics and Applications of the ENS, within the Analysis team. In addition to my math teachings, I also supervise a shuttlecock training , on thursday noon in the ENS gym. Don't hesitate to come by!
LJLL / UMR 7598
Sorbonne Université
Boîte courrier 187
4, place Jussieu
75252 PARIS Cedex 05
Aisle 16-26, 3rd floor, Office 304
+33 (0) 01 44 27 71 69
first.last@sorbonne-universite.fr
DMA / UMR 8553
École Normale Supérieure
45 rue d'Ulm
75230 PARIS Cedex 05
Espace Cartan, floor level, Office C12
first.last@ens.fr
Dunford-Pettis et astuce de Minty (2017-2018)
Exercices
M2, UPMC, TD du cours de Dario Cordero-Erausquin
Approximation variationnelle des fonctions (2016-2018)
Exercices (compilation)
M2, UPMC, TD du cours de Albert Cohen
Espaces de Hilbert et opérateurs Banach
Exercices corrigés
M1, UPMC, TD du cours de Jean Saint-Raymond
Convolution et transformée de Fourier
Exercices corrigés
M1, UPMC, TD du cours de Jean Saint-Raymond
Produits tensoriels et convolution de distributions
Exercices corrigés
M1, UPMC, TD du cours de Jean Saint-Raymond
Espaces métriques et espaces de Banach (2010-2015)
Rappels de cours
M1, UPMC, TD du cours de Jean Saint-Raymond
Espaces de Hilbert et leurs opérateurs (2010-2015)
Rappels de cours
M1, UPMC, TD du cours de Jean Saint-Raymond
Convolution et transformée de Fourier (2010-2015)
Rappels de cours
M1, UPMC, TD du cours de Jean Saint-Raymond
Produits tensoriels, convolution de distributions (2010-2015)
Rappels de cours
M1, UPMC, TD du cours de Jean Saint-Raymond
Panorama d'espaces fonctionnels et tableau de convolution (2010-2015)
M1, UPMC, TD du cours de Jean Saint-Raymond
Started in 2014 together with Juliette Bavard, Hélène Eynard-Bontemps and Frédéric Le Roux, Aromaths is a seminar (in french) bound for students of Sorbonne Université. Once a month, a speaker gives a talk about a concept, a proof or an application of mathematics with the constraint that the talk should be accessible to undergraduate students.
Jianzi (China) or Da cau (Vietnam) is an asian sport in which players aim to keep a shuttlecock (name of the sport in english) in the air by using their bodies, without their arms. The traditional practice of shuttlecock is several hundred years old and it's quite common to see circle of street players in Hanoi, Guangzhou or Phnom Penh at the beginning or the end of the day.
A modern version of this sport exists, which is played on a court, with a net. It is a surprising mix of badminton, soccer and volleyball. In France, this sport is still in its early days and its promotion is supported by the association France Plumfoot that I led for 4 years.
I discovered this sport in 2008, and used to practice it not so regularly. After a few years this simple hobby turned into a real passion, giving me the opportunity of several memorable trips across Europe and Asia, sharing the excitement about the game with players from all over the world. It is also a wonderful experience of volunteering that allowed us to organize the World Championships near Paris. Should you be interested by this sport, do not hesitate to contact me !