I am working in probability theory. Since September 2020, I have been a CNRS researcher in the DMA in École Normale supérieure. From October 2015 to August 2020, I was affiliated to University Paris-Dauphine.
Together with Guillaume Barraquand, we are organizing the working group "Random matrices et graphs" MEGA taking place in IHP.
My current main research topics are random matrices and their limiting operators, in particular the phenomenon of localization of certain random Schrödinger operators. I have also been interested in SLE processes, conformal invariance, statistical models and near-criticality, and self-interacting
processes.
Localization of the continuous Anderson Hamiltonian in 1-d, with Cyril Labbé. Probability Theory and Related Fields. 2018.
Riccati transform f'/f (in black) of the first eigenvector f of the Schrödinger operator -d^2/dt^2 + B' (where B' is the white noise) and its approximation by diffusions (in blue and red). This eigenvector is localized around the explosions of the diffusions and growths/decays exponentially about this point.
Large deviations and path properties of the true self-repelling
motion. arXiv:1105.2948 . Bulletin de la SMF . 2011.
Publication in applied mathematics :
Acoustic and geoacoustic inverse problems in randomly perturbed shallow-water environments, with Josselin Garnier and Guilhem Lepoultier. arXiv:1812.10141 . accepted in JASA. 2019.
Lecture notes
Lecture notes (in French) of a mini-course on Random matrices and graphs and some applications to correlation matrices given in Bordeaux (draft).