Mamadou
N'DIAYE

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Since September 2021, I work as associate professor at Université Polytechnique Hauts-De-France (UPHF). Based on the campus Mont-Houy, I work in the department of Mathematics (CERAMATHS/DEMATHS) and teach at the INSA Hauts-de-France engineering school.
2020 research engineer at Inria in the team Makutu of Bordeaux research center. My work focused on the development of wave propagators in the multi-physics open source C++ code GEOS.
2018 to 2020 Postdoctoral scholar at Stanford University working in the group SUPRI-b of professor Hamdi Tchelepi. My research work focused on the development of highly scalable algorithm and nonlinear preconditioner to solve multi-phase flow problems in porous media.
2015-2017 PhD thesis, framework for the design of high order A-stable implicit, Optimized CFL number high order explicit and high order locally implicit time integration schemes for ODEs. Implementation in the C++ code Montjoie. The time integrations schemes are coupled with high-order continuous and discontinuous finite elements for the spatial discretization like discontinuous Galerkine and hybridizable DG. I performed numerical simulations in 1D, 2D and 3D.

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