PANDA: Partial Differential Equations, Dispersive Models and Nonlinear Analysis

Project Summary

PANDA is a collaborative project between Chilean and French teams in the field of applied mathematics. The main topic is the study of systems of dispersive partial differential equations, based on nonlinear analysis and numerical simulation techniques. One of the main applications of this project refers to the modeling of wave propagation on the ocean surface.

More information about the project in this link: PANDA

In France: 

• André de Laire, researcher, PANDA coordinator, Université de Lille, project-team PARADYSE, Inria Centre at the University of Lille, Inria

• Clémentine Courtès, researcher, Université de Strasbourg, project-team TONUS, Inria Centre at Université de Lorraine, Inria

• Guillaume Dujardin, researcher, project-team PARADYSE, Inria Centre at the University of Lille, Inria

• Guillaume Ferriere, researcher, project-team PARADYSE, Inria Centre at the University of Lille, Inria

• Olivier Goubet, researcher, Université de Lille, project-team PARADYSE, Inria Centre at the University of Lille, Inria

• Erwan Le Quiniou, PhD student, Université de Lille, project-team PARADYSE, Inria Centre at the University of Lille, Inria

In Chile: 

• Claudio Muñoz, researcher, PANDA coordinator, Universidad de Chile

• María Eugenia Martínez, postdoctoral researcher, Universidad de Chile, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

• Felipe Poblete, researcher, Universidad Austral de Chile

• Sebastián Tapia, MSc student, Universidad de Chile

• Webpage of the PANDA associate team

• Journées Scientifiques Inria Chile 2023 brought together more than 300 French and Chilean researchers in three regions of Chile