Positions in Orléans and Tours in september 2023
Welcome to the Institut Denis Poisson’s website
UMR CNRS 7013
This research unit is dedicated to mathematics and theoretical physics. It is located in Orléans and Tours, France, and gathers about 90 permanent researchers, 30 doctoral candidates, ATER, post-doctoral fellows and around 10 administrative staff. Four thematic teams are present:
- Theoretical Physics
- PDE, modeling, simulation
- Probability, Algebra, Combinatorics, Ergodic Theory, Statistics
- Analysis and Geometry
Events
Congrès
Stochastic Geometry Days 2024
du Monday 27 May 2024 au Friday 31 May 2024 - Tours - Site Grandmont (+ de détails)
Conférences
Maxim Chernodub (CNRS, Université de Tours, France) Conformal anomalies: theory and applications 2024
du Wednesday 05 June 2024 au Friday 07 June 2024 - Tours - Amphi E030, bâtiment E2, rez-de-chaussée (+ de détails)
Conférences
Victor Ambruș (West University of Timișoara, Romania) The 8th International Conference on Chirality, Vorticity and Magnetic Field in Quantum Matter
du Monday 22 July 2024 au Friday 26 July 2024 - West University of Timisoara - locations of amphitheatres/rooms will be communicated later (+ de détails)
Conférences
Laetitia Portier (Institut Denis Poisson, Tours) Avenues of Quantum Field Theory In Curved Spacetime 2025
du Wednesday 22 January 2025 au Friday 24 January 2025 - Tours - Amphi E030, building E2, ground floor (+ de détails)
Mail Addresses
Institut Denis PoissonUniversité de Tours | Institut Denis PoissonUniversité d’Orléans |
A little bit of history
The Institut Denis Poisson is the heir of the Fédération Denis Poisson. It is the merger of two research laboratories, the MAPMO in Orléans and the LMPT in Tours :
- The former Mathematics laboratory MAPMO, for Mathématiques, Analyse, Probabilités, Modélisation, Orléans, has evolved around mathematical analysis, probablilities and mathematical physics. On it’s latest years, more emphasis was put on interactions, be they inside or outside mathematics.
- The former Mathematics and Theoretical Physics laboratory, LMPT, took it’s originality from it’s bisciplinary structure of Mathematics and THeoretical Physics.