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Section: Partnerships and Cooperations

National Initiatives

The project-team is involved in several ANR projects:

  • S. Boyaval is the PI of the ANR JCJC project SEDIFLO (2016-2021) to investigate new numerical models of solid transport in rivers.

  • V. Ehrlacher is the PI of the ANR project COMODO (2020-2024) which focuses on the development of efficient numerical methods to simulate cross-diffusion systems on moving domains, with application to the simulation of the fabrication process of thin film solar cells. It includes research teams from Inria Lille, Inria Sophia-Antipolis and Germany.

  • V. Ehrlacher is a member of the ANR project ADAPT (2018-2022), PI: D. Lombardi, Inria REO team-project. This project is concerned with the parallelization of tensor methods for high-dimensional problems.

  • F. Legoll is a member of the ANR project CINE-PARA (2015-2020), PI: Y. Maday, Sorbonne Université. This project is concerned with parallel-in-time algorithms.

  • T. Lelièvre is responsible of the node "Ecole des Ponts" of the ANR QuAMProcs (2019-2023), to which G. Stoltz also participates, PI: L. Michel, Université de Bordeaux.

  • G. Stoltz is the PI of the ANR project COSMOS (2014-2019) which focuses on the development of efficient numerical techniques to simulate high-dimensional systems in molecular dynamics and computational statistics. It includes research teams from Institut Mines-Telecom, Inria Rennes and IBPC Paris.

Members of the project-team are participating in the following GdR:

AMORE (Advanced Model Order REduction),

CORREL (correlated methods in electronic structure computations),

DYNQUA (time evolution of quantum systems, with applications to transport problems, nonequilibrium systems, etc.),

EGRIN (gravity flows),

MANU (MAthematics for NUclear applications),

MASCOT-NUM (stochastic methods for the analysis of numerical codes),

MEPHY (multiphase flows),

NBODY (electronic structure),

REST (theoretical spectroscopy),

CHOCOLAS (experimental and numerical study of shock waves).

The project-team is involved in two Labex: the Labex Bezout (2011-) and the Labex MMCD (2012-).

We have invited the following national researchers to visit our team:

  • A. Lozinski (University of Besançon): repeated visits during the year 2019.