Ph.D. (2015 - 2018)

Topic: Gravitational Dynamical Systems.

Thesis supervisor: Jérôme Perez.

Abstract: Gravitation drives numerous dynamical systems in theoretical astrophysics.
At small scales, classical gravitation governs planetary systems and stellar ones, such as globular clusters or galaxies. Relativistic gravitation adds precision to their study and is essential to describe the dynamics of the universe at cosmological scales.
From a theoretical and numerical point of view, I study the role of gravitation in the secular evolution of the dynamical systems just mentioned.

Keywords: gravitation, celestial mechanics, self-gravitating systems, galaxies: evolution, globular clusters, dynamics, cosmology: dark energy.

Conferences - Seminars

• Seminar Time-Space, Institute of Celestial Mechanics and Ephemerides Computation (IMCCE), Paris Observatory, Decembre 2018

• Seminar at the Department of Mathematics, Roma University, November 2018

• Seminar in the "Theoretical physics: gravitation and cosmology'' (GReCO) research group, Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris, September 2018

[comment]: <> (* Seminar in hamiltonian geometry, IMJ-PRG, Institute of Mathematics, Algebraic analysis, IMJ-PRG, University Pierre et Marie Curie, June 2018)

• Seminar in hamiltonian geometry, Institute of Mathematics, Algebraic analysis, IMJ-PRG, University Pierre et Marie Curie, June 2018

• Seminar at the Laboratoire Univers et THéories, Meudon Observatory, June 2018

• Seminar at the Laboratory of Theoretical Physics, University Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, June 2018

• International conference, Collisionless Boltzmann (Vlasov) Equation and Modeling of Self-Gravitating Systems and Plasmas, CIRM, November 2017.

• Workshop on Classical Integrability and Perturbations, Paris Observatory, September 2017.

[comment]: <> (* Conference on Long-Range-Interacting Many Body Systems : from Atomic to Astrophysical Scales, Trieste, July 2016.)

[comment]: <> (* Secular Evolution of Self-Gravitating Systems over Cosmic Age, IAP, May 2016.)

• International conference, 28th Texas Symposium on Relativistic Astrophysics, Geneva, December 2015.

Assistant professor in physics, at ENSTA Paris and Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau.

• 2018-2019 - Theoretical astrophysics (Bachelor 3), ENSTA Paris. Classical gravitation: celestial mechanics and dynamics of galaxies. - Mathematical methods for physics (Bachelor 1), Ecole Polytechnique. Analysis (continuity, differentiation, integration, Fourier, multi-variable functions) for physics (Green-Ostrogradsky’s theorem, conservative forces, wave equation). - Quantum and statistical physics (Bachelor 2-3/Master 1), Ecole Polytechnique.
• 2017-2018 - Lasers and applications (Master 1), Ecole Polytechnique. Fundamentals of lasers with lab works: He-Ne laser, laser diode, dye laser and interferometric wavefront measurement.
• 2016-2017 :

  •    [__*Femtosecond lasers impulsions*__](https://portail.polytechnique.edu/physique/fr/physique-des-lasers-et-applications) (Master 1), Ecole Polytechnique.
        How to generate and measure ultrashort pulses ? Theoretical courses and lab works.
    

• 2015-2018 :
  • Statistical physics (Bachelor 3), ENSTA Paris. Classical, Fermi and Bose ideal gases and applications to thermodynamics.
  • Quantum physics (Bachelor 3), ENSTA Paris. Analytic and quantum mechanics to understand seminal experiments such as Rabi cycles, models for the structure of hydrogen atoms or quantum cryptography.