About
Simon Labrunie is a Lecturer at the University of Lorraine, affiliated with the IUT Nancy Brabois and the Institute Élie Cartan de Lorraine (IECL). His research spans functional analysis, electromagnetism, numerical analysis, and stabilization of partial differential equations.
- Education: DUT and BUT in General Mathematics, with advanced studies in numerical analysis, evolution equations, scientific computing, and operational research.
Research Interests: Focuses on functional analysis, computational electromagnetism, stabilization/control of PDEs, and numerical methods for plasma physics. His work connects mathematical theory with applications in plasma dynamics and electromagnetic wave propagation.
Notable Publications: Contributions to parametric elliptic equations, cold magnetized plasma stabilization, and computational electromagnetism. His research emphasizes polynomial estimates, domain decomposition, and modeling of plasma equilibria.
Labs & Collaborations: Affiliated with the IECL and INRIA teams (SIMBA, SPHINX, PASTA), engaging in interdisciplinary research between mathematics and plasma physics.
