Idriss Mazari is a visiting member of the DyCon team, is currently a PhD student of Yannick Privat and Grégoire Nadin in Paris Sorbonne Université. His works focus on shape and parametric optimization for reaction-diffusion equations. His main focus is the understanding of the influence of spatial heterogeneity on population dynamics.He mainly studies existence theorems for non-linear shape optimization problems, or quantitative results regarding spectral optimization. For instance, he investigated the maximal population size problem or the optimal survival of species problem.
My works focus on shape and parametric optimization for reaction-diffusion equations. My main focus is the understanding of the influence of spatial heterogeneity on population dynamics. I mainly study existence theorems for non-linear shape optimization problems, or quantitative results regarding spectral optimization.
Education
- Internship (Sep 2019 – Dec 2019), DeustoTech, Bilbao
- PhD Student Laboratoire Jacques-Louis Lions, Paris-Sorbonne Université
- Master’s degree Paris Jussieu
- Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon
Talks
- Feb 2019 Homogenization in eigenvalue optimization for mathematical biology , Lab Seminar, Brescia, Italy
- Dec 2018 Shape optimization in mathematical biology, Journée Maths Bio, Dauphine Paris, France
- Dec 2018 Shape optimization in mathematical biology, Journée ANR Shapo, Grenoble, France
- Feb 2018 Optimization of the total population size, Lab Seminar, Compiègnes, France
- Feb 2018 Optimization in mathematical biology, ANR; Chambéry
- Dec 2017 Optimization of total population size, Conference in PDEs, Stockholm
Publications
Released
- I. Mazari Trait selection and rare mutations: The case of large diffusivities, Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems-B, 6693,6724,2019-7-19, DOI:10.3934
- I. Mazari, G. Nadin, Y. Privat Optimal location of resources maximizing the total population size in logistic models, Journal de mathématiques pures et appliquées, Elsevier, In press. ffhal-01607046v4ff
Submitted
- I. Mazari, D. Ruiz-Balet, E. Zuazua Constrained control of bistable reaction-diffusion equations: Gene-flow and spatially heterogeneous models
- I. Mazari, A quantitative inequality for the first Schrodinger eigenvalue in the ball (Hal link)
