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Judicaël Mohet is a researcher at the Namur Institute for Complex Systems, part of the University of Namur, specializing in mathematical control theory and systems engineering. His work focuses on state estimation for infinite-dimensional systems with applications in engineering domains.
His research interests span several interconnected areas in mathematical systems theory:
- Development of state observers for distributed parameter systems
- Sliding mode control techniques for infinite-dimensional models
- Frequency domain analysis of Kalman filtering approaches
- Mathematical modeling of reaction-convection-diffusion processes
- Application of Hilbert space theory to control problems
His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on theoretical developments with practical applications, particularly in handling measurement errors and disturbances in complex physical systems. Mohet's work bridges abstract mathematical concepts with engineering implementations, showing particular expertise in handling partial differential equation models.
Mohet has been active in the academic community, participating in the Benelux Meetings on Systems and Control in both 2022 and 2023. His research output shows consistent productivity with two peer-reviewed journal articles published in 2023 in reputable control theory journals.
He completed his Master's thesis titled "Estimation par modes glissants de l'état d'un système de convection, diffusion et réaction linéaire" in June 2020 under the supervision of Professor Joseph Winkin. His thesis work laid the foundation for his subsequent research on sliding mode state estimation techniques.
