About me
Since September 2023, I am a PhD student at the Institut de Mathématiques de Toulouse (IMT) under the supervision of Laure Coutin and Anthony Réveillac. I am also a teacher instructor at INSA.My research focuses on applied mathematics, with a particular interest in probability theory — a field I discovered during my undergraduate studies and have been passionate about ever since.
Driven by a long-standing interest in mathematics and its applications, I aim through my thesis to contribute to the theoretical understanding of stochastic models and their practical implications. In particular, my PhD focuses on the study of limit theorems for Hawkes processes.
Curriculum Vitae
Far from the thankless, pointless exercises they are often thought to be, [...] mathematics may well be the shortest path to the true life, which, when it exists, is characterized by an incomparable happiness.
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Formation
I completed a two-year intensive preparatory program in mathematics and physics (MPSI/MP) at Lycée Sainte-Croix – Sainte-Euverte in Orléans. This experience provided me with a strong foundation in theoretical mathematics and helped nurture my curiosity and rigor in scientific thinking.
I pursued a Bachelor's degree in Applied Mathematics at the University of Orléans. It was during this time that I discovered a strong interest in research, particularly through courses that combined mathematical theory with real-world applications.
I completed two Master’s degrees at the University of Toulouse — one focused on preparation for the agrégation in mathematics, and another in Research and Innovation. I obtained the agrégation in mathematics in the same period.I am now a PhD student at the Institut de Mathématiques de Toulouse, working in applied mathematics and probability theory.