Mathieu Desroches
Ph.D.
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I did my PhD in the Applied Nonlinear Mathematics research group
(University of Bristol, UK) from April 2006 to March 2009.
- My thesis dealt with the
numerical study of global manifolds in slow-fast dynamical systems.
This includes numerical computations (using Auto) of slow manifolds
and canard orbits, continuation of canard orbits in
parameter space, bifurcation analysis of singularly perturbed systems,
with a view towards applications, e.g., in biology, chemistry, or
neuroscience.
- During my PhD, I worked under the joint
supervision of Dr. Hinke M Osinga and Prof.
Bernd Krauskopf.
- Thesis:
Numerical Continuation Methods for Slow-Fast Dynamical Systems.
Defended on February 19,
2009.
Internal
examiner: Prof. Alan R Champneys (University of Bristol,
UK).
External
examiner: Prof. Tasso J Kaper (Boston University, USA)