Laurent Demanet

Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics

Department of Mathematics

 
 
 

Welcome

My research fields are scientific computing and applied analysis. Particular topics of interest include analysis and algorithms for wave propagation, the applied side of harmonic and microlocal analysis, sparse and separated expansions, and inverse problems.

My PhD was under Emmanuel Candes at Caltech. Previously, I studied mathematical engineering and theoretical physics at Universite de Louvain in Belgium.

My research is funded in part by the National Science Foundation.

Current job openings: one instructor position, one postdoc position, and one summer intern position, in my research area. See the jobs page for descriptions.

For MIT undergraduate students, here is a writeup of some proposed UROP projects.

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