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title: Characteristic Mapping Method for Kinetic Equations
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position: <a href="https://anr.fr/Projet-ANR-25-CE46-2339">Project ANR-25-CE46-2339</a>
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title: Characteristic Mapping Method for Kinetic Equations
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position: <a href="https://anr.fr/Projet-ANR-25-CE46-2339">Project ANR-25-CE46-2339</a>
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affiliation: 2026 - 2030
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keywords: Computational Physics, Numerical Analysis
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adaptive-cmm.markdown

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- Jean-Christophe Nave, Faculty, McGill (coordinator Montreal McGill)
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<h1>CROKE</h1>
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<h2>Characteristic mapping for Kinetic Equations: from theory to simulations and Reduced Order methods</h2>
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In this project, we introduce the characteristic mapping method to address the complexity of high-
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dimensional kinetic equations, such as those involving ion-electron interactions in plasma fusion, by integrating mathematical modeling with high-performance computing. This semi-Lagrangian method achieves
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exponential resolution in linear time, revealing fine-scale details of the solutions and providing insights into
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the filamentation structure of plasmas. By employing reduced-order models, we significantly lower the
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numerical complexity of the computations. Our approach, which combines dimensionality reduction of
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sub-maps with refinement through map compositions via the solution operator, is innovative and paves the
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way for efficient evaluation of high-dimensional distribution functions across extended time intervals and
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multi-scale spatial domains. This project is designed to test the potential to enhance existing semi-Lagrangian
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techniques and advance our understanding of intricate local thermodynamic non-equilibrium phenomena in
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plasmas, with applications in magnetically confined fusion.
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### Team:
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**LAGA, UMR 7030, Université Paris 13**
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Olivier Lafitte (PI and coordinator)
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**CEA - IRFM, Cadarache**
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Kevin Obrejan and Philipp Krah
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**I2M, UMR 7373, Aix-Marseille Université**
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Kai Schneider
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**McGill University, Montreal**
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Jean-Christophe Nave
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### PhD - Positions Available:
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Contact: [philipp.krah@cea.fr](mailto:philipp.krah@cea.fr)
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<h1>CROKE</h1>
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<h2>-Characteristic mapping for Kinetic Equations-</h2> <br>
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<h3> from theory to simulations and Reduced Order methods </h3>
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In this project, we introduce the characteristic mapping method to address the complexity of high-
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dimensional kinetic equations, such as those involving ion-electron interactions in plasma fusion, by integrating mathematical modeling with high-performance computing. This semi-Lagrangian method achieves
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exponential resolution in linear time, revealing fine-scale details of the solutions and providing insights into
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the filamentation structure of plasmas. By employing reduced-order models, we significantly lower the
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numerical complexity of the computations. Our approach, which combines dimensionality reduction of
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sub-maps with refinement through map compositions via the solution operator, is innovative and paves the
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way for efficient evaluation of high-dimensional distribution functions across extended time intervals and
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techniques and advance our understanding of intricate local thermodynamic non-equilibrium phenomena in
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**LAGA, UMR 7030, Université Paris 13**
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Olivier Lafitte (PI and coordinator)
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**CEA - IRFM, Cadarache**
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Kevin Obrejan and Philipp Krah
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**I2M, UMR 7373, Aix-Marseille Université**
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Kai Schneider
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**McGill University, Montreal**
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Jean-Christophe Nave
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## Positions Available:
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### Master projects:
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We are looking for talented and motivated master students in computational physics, applied mathematics or data-science.
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The proposed Master’s projects can be carried out either as a 6-month internship or as part of a Master’s thesis.
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These projects are funded, and we only accept Master’s students who are interested in pursuing a PhD afterwards.
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The projects can take place within one of three teams: CEA, LAGA–Paris, or I2M (Aix-Marseille University).
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- Evolving flow maps using neural-semi Lagrangian method: [Proposal](https://characteristicmappingmethod.github.io/assets/projects/neural_SL_CMM.pdf)
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- Data-assimilation for plasma simulations: [Proposal](https://characteristicmappingmethod.github.io/assets/projects/adjoint_plasma.pdf)
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- Learning neural flow maps for drift kinetic equations: [Proposal]
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Two PhD positions are available that can take place in one of our teams.
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For interested candidates please contact:
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[philipp.krah@cea.fr](mailto:philipp.krah@cea.fr)
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