PhD in Applied Mathematics, Accreditation to supervise research in Computational Fluid Dynamics.


Professional address
ONERA, DMPE
Université de Toulouse
F-31055 Toulouse - FRANCE
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Finite volume formulation for unstructured grid

  • Cell-centred and cell-vertex approaches
  • Second-order and higher-order polynomial reconstruction from averaged quantities
  • Robust schemes on anisotropic elements
  • Convection and diffusion schemes for the Navier-Stokes equations
  • Time integration for steady and unsteady solutions, explicit, implicit, and semi-implicit methods and schemes

High-order discontinuous spectral approaches for unstructured grid

  • Discontinuous Galerkin, Spectral Difference, and Flux Reconstruction techniques
  • Extension of the Spectral Difference method to tetrahedrons and prisms
  • Their extensions to multispecies reacting flows
  • Their extensions to handle shocks, especially for hypersonic flows, including entropy-stable schemes
  • High-Performance Computing for CFD

Mesh enhancement

  • h- and hp- mesh adaptation for high-order discontinuous spectral approaches
  • Anisotropic mesh adaptation for tetrahedron (in strong collaboration with Dr. Frédéric Alauzet - INRIA Gamma Team)

Main solver development

  • JAGUAR is based on the Spectral Difference method
  • SoNICS is a new CFD solver based on the Finite Volume approach, with an enhanced HPC capability
  • elsA is ONERA's Finite Volume CFD code for non-reacting flows
  • CEDRE is ONERA's Finite Volume CFD code for multi-physics including energetics

Involvement in other solvers

  • TARANIS is a cell-vertex Finite Volume solver dedicated to fluid plasmas and it is coupled with mesh adaptation, in collaboration with DPHY Department of ONERA
  • MAXWELL3D solves Maxwell's equation using many discretization methods, including Finite Volume, Discontinuous Galerkin, Spectral difference, and mimetic schemes, in collaboration with DEMR Department of ONERA and INSA.
  • DEEP-DIVE (DEvEloPment Device for Implementing and Validating Experimental schemes) is my Finite Volume prototype for testing schemes
  • DEEP-DIVE-CV (DEvEloPment Device for Implementing and Validating Experimental schemes in the Cell Vertex framework) is my prototype for testing schemes for cell-vertex formulation

Application fields

  • Euler and Navier-Stokes equations from transonic to hypersonic flows
  • Multi-species reacting flows
  • Turbomachinery including periodic and aperiodic solutions
  • Combustion in aeronautic chambers


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