Thomas Borsoni

Post-doc at CERMICS, ENPC (Champs-sur-Marne, France), supervised by Virginie Ehrlacher and Tony Lelièvre, affiliated to the HighLEAP ERC starting grant and the INRIA MATHERIALS team from October 2024

I am interested in various modeling and analysis problems emerging from interacting particle systems.

E-mail thomas.borsoni -at- enpc.fr

CV accessible here [French]

PhD thesis Contributions around the Boltzmann equation and some of its variants, accessible here, conducted in Laboratoire Jacques-Louis Lions, Sorbonne Université (Paris, France), supervised by Laurent Boudin and Laurent Desvillettes defended 24th June 2024

My scientific interests revolve around modeling, functional analysis and PDEs, applied to the kinetic theory of gases, quantum mechanics or biological systems.

My current postdoc research deals with functional inequalities using semiclassical optimal transport tools, definitions of quantum optimal transport and microscopic modeling of bidirectional ant traffic flows.

My PhD-related research deals with modeling polyatomic gases in kinetic theory and quantitatively studying the long-time behavior of the fermionic Boltzmann equation, based on entropy methods.

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