Scientific news (papers, conferences, software, etc.)
May 22th: In this paper, we derive discrete transparent boundary conditions for a class of linearized Boussinesq equations. These conditions happen to be non-local in time and we test numerically their accuracy with a Crank-Nicolson time-discretization on a staggered grid. We use the derived transparent boundary conditions as interface conditions…
May: How to simulate space-time extreme processes to assess natural disasters? Fátima Palacios-Rodríguez, Gwladys Toulemonde, Julie Carreau, Thomas Opitz Workshop Rare Events, Extremes and Machine Learning, May 2018, Télécom ParisTech, Paris, France
6 juin: Carole Delenne présentera le projet Cart’Eaux à la Deuxième rencontre autour de la Modélisation-Simulation-Optimisation organisée par MIPS le jeudi 6 juin de 9h à 12h au bâtiment 10 du campus Triolet. Inscriptions (gratuit) et programme disponibles ici: https://www.msoc.fr/deuxieme-rencontre-autour-de-la-modelisation-simulation-optimisation-a-montpellier/
20 mars: Café des Sciences: Antoine Rousseau gave a lecture on applied mathematics for renewable energies in the Café des Sciences at Inria Rocquencourt. This lecture was specifically prepared for a wide audience, allowing all Inria staff to participate.
19 mars: Digital sciences for environment: Antoine Rousseau gave a lecture in the Centre d’Alembert (Orsay-Saclay), explaining how applied mathematics and computer sciences may help to better understand environmental processes. This was a joint conference with Alexandre Monnin, (Origens Medialab).
22 mars: LEMON in high school: Antoine spent one day with more than 150 students in high school at Castelnaudary (near Toulouse) to present LEMON and explain how digital sciences can be used in renewable energy production.
28 mars: New publication: Modelling solute dispersion in periodic heterogeneous porous media: model benchmarking against intermediate scale experiments Highlights•Solute transport experiments in heterogeneous porous media, with high quality breakthrough curves accounting for statistical variations.•Intermediate scale behaviour of dispersion is shown to be non-Fickian.•A Fickian asymptotic behaviour is identified for large time and…
Coding Sprint SW2D. During 2 weeks (1 week in Sophia-Antipolis, 1 week in Montpellier), Carole Vincent and Antoine worked on a first release of the SW2D platform, in collaboration with 8 people from the engineering&software team (SED) in Sophia-Antipolis.
Fédération Blaise Pascal Scientific Committee. Antoine participated to the scientific committee of Fondation Blaise Pascal. Several tens of projects were selected for scientific outreach in applied maths and computer sciences. More than 300k€ dedicated to these projects.
