Jean-Romain Heu

Jean-Romain Heu is an Associate Professor of Mathematics at INSA Strasbourg, France. He teaches courses in general algebra, analysis, Fourier analysis, vector fields, probability and statistics, and computer tools to engineering students at multiple academic levels (S4 to S7). His responsibilities include delivering lectures, tutorials, and practical work sessions, particularly in mathematical modeling and computational methods.

• Research Interests: Focus on Fourier analysis and its applications in engineering, vector fields for mechanical systems, and probabilistic/statistical modeling. He also develops computational tools using Maple and Octave for simulating phenomena like Brownian motion, Turing morphogenesis models, and epidemic models.
• Teaching Projects: Includes assignments on the Leslie model, prey-predator dynamics, beam stability, and software-specific labs.
• Course Resources: Provides detailed lecture notes, exercises, and corrections for topics such as limited expansions, multivariable functions, and numerical series.
• Additional Contributions: Collaborates on platforms like Images des Mathématiques and Bibm@th, curating educational content for advanced mathematics students.