About me
I am currently pursuing a PhD at Université Paris Cité, within the Institut de Mathématiques de Jussieu-Paris Rive Gauche. My research is supervised by Cosmin Burtea and David Gérard-Varet, and I have been awarded the Cofund MathInParis-2020 grant to support my doctoral studies.
Previously, I earned a Bachelor's degree from the Institut de Mathématiques et de Sciences Physiques (IMSP) in Benin, followed by a Master’s degree in Fundamental Mathematics, also at IMSP. I then received the PGSM grant from FSMP, which allowed me to complete a Master 2 in Mathematical of Modeling and Simulation at Sorbonne University.
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Research interests
My research focuses on the qualitative study of models describing the flow of immiscible fluid mixtures.These are classical fluid mechanics models, such as the compressible Euler equations, the Navier-Stokes equations (compressible and incompressible), as well as some models derived from them.
Since the components of the mixture are immiscible (for example, gas bubbles in a liquid), a zero-thickness interface separates them. The goal of my thesis is to study the dynamics of this interface, which includes, in particular, justifying the well-posedness of these models.
Assistance
In my free time, I help high school students with their math homework. It only takes about an hour each week, and I encourage anyone who can to volunteer their support. I typically find assignments through the French government's website here.