Postdoc: Visualization & Triangulation for Robust Control

1000scholars; Villers-lès-Nancy; Presencial; EUR 32.000 - 52.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

1000scholars seeks a postdoctoral researcher to join a joint Inria initiative between Gamble (Nancy) and Ouragan (Paris). The role focuses on classifying stable singularities in robust control equations and designing efficient triangulation for implicit solution surfaces.

Travel between Nancy and Paris may be required; travel expenses are covered. Collaboration with ANR StratMesh researchers to develop new reliable methods and visualization software is expected.

Formación

• Expertise in symbolic and numerical methods and computational geometry.
• Strong background in linear algebra and differential equations for control theory applications.
• Familiarity with H∞ methods and robust control concepts is preferred.
• Proficient programming skills for visualization software development.

Responsabilidades

• Analyze and classify stable singularities in robust and delay control systems (quasi-polynomial equations).
• Propose reliable methods for robust control to determine robustness radius γ as a function of parameters.
• Develop algorithms and visualization tools capable of handling surfaces with singularities and self-intersections.
• Test and improve numerical triangulation algorithms for perturbed singular curves or surfaces.
• Prepare scientific reports and contribute to publications.

Conocimientos

Symbolic math

Numerical methods

Computational geometry

Linear algebra

Differential equations

H∞ methods

Programming

Descripción del empleo

1000scholars seeks a postdoctoral researcher to join a joint Inria initiative between Gamble (Nancy) and Ouragan (Paris). The role focuses on classifying stable singularities in robust control equations and designing efficient triangulation for implicit solution surfaces.

Travel between Nancy and Paris may be required; travel expenses are covered. Collaboration with ANR StratMesh researchers to develop new reliable methods and visualization software is expected.