Vincent MARTIN

Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics

Engineer of Ecole Centrale de Lyon

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E-mail: Vincent.Martin at inria.fr

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Resume (Curriculum Vitae) (in html) (and pdf format (march 2006) or in odt format (OpenOffice.org 2.0) (march 2006) or in doc format (march 2006))

Scientific interests :

Modeling of physical phenomena and Scientific computing:

• Flow and transport of contaminants in porous media.

• Fractures in porous media.

• Blood flow in human body.

• Porous interfaces in blood flow.

Multidomain simulations.

Domain decomposition.

Inverse problems using the adjoint approach.

Code coupling and parallelism with OCamlP3l (parallel functional environment written in the functional language OCaml .(Objective Caml doc. ) )

Collaboration in the C++ finite element library lifev, oriented toward blood simulations (download available at https://cmcsforge.epfl.ch/projects/lifev/).

Publications :

Parameter identification for a one-dimensional blood flow model ; (ps.gz, 1.2 Mb) V. Martin, F. Clément, A. Decoene, J.-F. Gerbeau, Proceedings Cemracs 2004, Esaim, Sept. 2005.

Domain decomposition and functional programming with OcamlP3l ; F. Clément, V. Martin, A. Vodicka, R. Di Cosmo and P. Weis, Proceedings of the ECCOMAS conference on Coupled Problems, May 2005, Santorini Island, Greece.

Décomposition de domaine pour un milieu poreux fracturé : un modèle en 3D avec fractures qui s'intersectent (600 kb, pdf); L. Amir, M. Kern, V. Martin, and J. Roberts (in French), Proc. of JANO 8, 8th conference on Numerical Analysis and Optimization, December 2005, Rabat, Morocco.

Décomposition de domaine pour un milieu poreux fracturé (pdf, 130 kb); L. Amir, M. Kern,  V. Martin, and J. Roberts,  (in French).  Proceedings of TAM-TAM'05, 2nd conference on Trends in Applied Mathematics in Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Tunis, April 2005, Actes du 2ème Colloque sur les Tendances des Applications Mathématiques en Tunisie, Algérie, Maroc, 2005, N. Gmati, M. Jaoua, M. Moakher Edts, pp. 295-300.

Ph.D. Thesis (ps.gz, 2.2MB ou  format pdf, 3.3MB), March 2004.

Parallel programming with the OcamlP3l system, with applications to coupling numerical codes ; (ps.gz, 307 kb) François Clément, Arnaud Vodicka, Roberto Di Cosmo, Zheng Li, Vincent Martin, Pierre Weis, (INRIA Research Report, March 2004: No 5131.)

Modeling fractures and barriers as interfaces for flow in porous media ; (preprint ps.gz, 710 kb) V. Martin, J. Jaffré and J. Roberts, SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing (SISC), 26, No 5, pp. 1667--1691, 2005. (Abridged version in INRIA Research Report, June 2003: No 4848).

Domain decomposition for flow simulation around a waste disposal site: direct computation versus code coupling using OCamlP3l ; (ps.gz, 425 kb) F. Clément, V. Martin, A. Vodicka, R. Di Cosmo and P. Weis, Proc. International Conference on Supercomputing in Nuclear Applications (SNA'2003), Paris, France, September 2003.

Generalized cell-centered finite volume methods for flow in porous media with faults ; (ps.gz, 121 kb) J. Jaffré, J. Roberts and V. Martin, Proc. 3rd Int. Symposium Finite Volumes for Complex Applications (FVCA3), Porquerolles, France, June 2002, pp. 357-364.

Simulation du stockage de déchets souterrains par des méthodes de décomposition de domaines non conformes ;  (ps.gz, 946 kb) V. Martin, S. Wagner, Y. Achdou, and F. Nataf,  technical report of a project done in the Cemracs 2001 (in French).

Post-Doctorate in the project REO at Paris 6 (Laboratoire J.-L. Lions):

Study of the impact of stents on the arterial flow in terminal aneurisms. It implies the modeling of a stent as a resistive interface in the

blood flow. Funded by Cardiatis (Belgian company).

Projet REO (Inria)
Projet REO (LJJL Paris 6)

Post-Doctorate at the Politecnico di Milano:

Study of inverse problems for the identification of parameters in a hyperbolic one-dimensional blood flow model.

Fellowship from the European Research Training Network: HaeMOdel project
MOX (Laboratorio di Modellistica e Calcolo Scientifico) (Laboratory of modeling and scientific computation)
Dipartimento di Matematica
Politecnico di Milano
Via Bonardi, 9 
20133 MILANO 
ITALIA
Tel:    (39) 02 23 99 46 10
Fax:    (39) 02 23 99 46 06

Ph.D. Thesis : Multidomain simulation of flow in porous media

Fellowship by Andra

National Agency for the management of radioactive wastes


ANDRA :
Parc de la Croix Blanche
1-7 rue Jean Monnet
92298 Châtenay-Malabry CEDEX
FRANCE
Tel: (33) [0]1 46 11 80 00 

Ph.D. Thesis done at Inria Rocquencourt, under the direction of Jean E. Roberts

Projet ESTIME
INRIA Rocquencourt
Tel:    (33) [0]1 39 63 56 21
Fax:    (33) [0]1 39 63 58 84

Teaching experience in Mathematics

Teaching assistant:

• University of Versailles-Saint Quentin UVSQ

  • February- June 2001 : Second year course. Major: Physics.

  Subject: functions of several variables, parametric curves, quadratic forms.

• University de Paris IX Dauphine

  • October 2001 - January 2002 : First year course. Major: Management and Applied Economics.

  Subject: functions of 2 variables, convex functions, differientiation, optimization with and wthout constraints.

• École des Mines de Paris (French engineering school.)

  • March - June 2002 : Third year course. 

  • March - June 2003 : idem.

  • February - June 2006 : idem.

  Subject: integration, measure, Fourier and Laplace transform.