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Internships
- Topic: Numerical approaches for reaction-diffusion equations with oscillatory coefficients
Description
Duration: M2 internship (4 to 6 months) with possible subsequent PhD thesis
Closing date: open until filled
Contact: Claude Le Bris (claude.le-bris@enpc.fr) and Frédéric Legoll (frederic.legoll@enpc.fr)
Posted in Jan 2022
PhD theses
- Topic: Numerical approaches for reaction-diffusion equations with oscillatory coefficients
Description
Closing date: open until filled
Contact: Claude Le Bris (claude.le-bris@enpc.fr) and Frédéric Legoll (frederic.legoll@enpc.fr)
Posted in Jan 2022
Postdoc positions
- Topic: Multiscale problems and Homogenization: Theoretical and Computational issues
Description
Closing date: open until filled
Contact: Claude Le Bris (claude.le-bris@enpc.fr) and Frédéric Legoll (frederic.legoll@enpc.fr)
Posted in Dec 2021
- Topic: Quasistationary distributions for parallel accelerated dynamics
Description: The aim of the postdoc will be to develop new approaches to parallel algorithms employed in molecular dynamics to accelerate the simulation of trajectories of metastable stochastic processes. It will be based on theoretical notions from the theory of stochastic processes, such as quasistationary distributions and semigroup intertwinning.
Closing date: open until filled
Contact: Tony Lelièvre and Julien Reygner. Do not hestitate to contact us for more information!
Posted in Dec 2021
- Topic: Parareal algorithms for molecular dynamics
Description: The parareal algorithm, originally proposed in 2001, is a very efficient algorithm to solve initial-value problems (e.g. ODEs or SDEs) using parallel-in-time computations. The algorithm is based on a decomposition of the time interval into subintervals and exploits the presence of multiple processors to reduce the wall-clock time needed to obtain a solution on some time interval. The aim of the postdoc will be to develop new variants of the algorithm, better suited to the molecular dynamics context (where SDEs are considered on very long time horizons), and to test them on simple problems.
Closing date: open until filled
Contact: Frédéric Legoll (frederic.legoll@enpc.fr) and Tony Lelièvre (tony.lelievre@enpc.fr). Please contact us for more information!
Posted in Jan 2022