Nicolas Kielbasiewicz
I am a CNRS Research Engineer at UMR 7231 POEMS, part of the Applied Mathematical Unit of ENSTA-Paris. I am also Mathrice referee for AMU.
Research and education activities
Research activities
My main activities are about the finite élement library XLiFE++, developed in C++, heir to computation codes Melina, jointly developed by Daniel Martin, former Numerical Analysis unit of IRMAR (UMR 6625, University of Rennes I) and POEMS laboratory, and integrating code Montjoie developed by Marc Duruflé, INRIA Bordeaux Sud-Ouest, former PhD student of POEMS. These activities are about the development of the library itself, but also of the associated tools.
Teaching activities
I take part to courses at ENSTA Paris, more precisely SIM201 and SIM202, about numerical programmant in C++, and also in AMS301 of Master Analyse Modélisation et Simulation about parallel computing with MPI.
HAL Publications
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XLiFE++: a FEM/BEM multipurpose library
Poster de conférence Published on 15/11/2017 co-written by Nicolas Kielbasiewicz, Éric Lunéville -
XLiFE++, an eXtended Library of Finite Elements in C++
Logiciel Published on 01/01/2014 co-written by Éric Lunéville, Nicolas Kielbasiewicz -
Dynamique gravitationnelle multi-échelle : formation et évolution des systèmes auto-gravitants non isolés
Thèse Published on 06/02/2009 by Nicolas Kielbasiewicz