Christophe BUET
Ingénieur-Chercheur, en analyse numérique, titulaire d’une Habilitation à diriger les recherches en mathématiques appliquées, Christophe Buet développe de nouveaux modèles et de nouvelles méthodes numériques pour les codes de simulation numérique HPC. Christophe s’intéresse aux équations cinétiques et à l’interaction particules-gaz. Actuellement il co-dirige une thèse.
Kinetic and Related Models, 2023
Abstract
The coupling through both drag force and volume fraction (of gas) of a kinetic equation of Vlasov type and a system of Euler or Navier–Stokes type (in which the volume fraction explicity appears) leads to the so-called thick sprays equations. Those equations are used to describe sprays (droplets or dust specks in a surrounding gas) in which the volume fraction of the disperse phase is non negligible. As for other multiphase flows systems, the issues related to the linear stability around homogeneous solutions is important for the applications. We show in this paper that this stability indeed holds for thick sprays equations, under physically reasonable assumptions. The analysis which is performed makes use of Lyapunov functionals for the linearized equations.
Finite Volumes for Complex Applications VII-Elliptic, Parabolic and Hyperbolic Problems, 2014
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Abstract
We are interested in the study of numerical schemes for the homogeneous in space asymptotic limit in the non equilibrium regime of the relativistic transfer equation. This limit leads to a frequency drift term modeling the Doppler effects for photons, and our aim is to design costless well-balanced schemes. One difficulty is that wave speed may vanish, which implies that standard well-balanced schemes constructed by discretizing the source term at the interfaces and by using a Godunov scheme may become inconsistent in this limit. This is indeed observed numerically.