Rozanova-Pierrat Anna

Associate Professor

CentraleSupélec

France

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Dr. Rozanova-Pierrat Anna is an Associate Professor at CentraleSupélec in France. Her research focuses on optimization in acoustics, particularly in non-Lipschitz domain shape optimization, boundary value problems for wave equations, and nonlinear acoustics. She has published extensively on topics such as optimal absorption of acoustic waves and the existence of optimal shapes in architecture.

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Vladimir Khodygo

Aberystwyth University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Frequency Range of a Non-Lipschitz Parametric Optimization of a Noise Absorption

Boundary value problems on non-Lipschitz uniform domains: Stability, compactness and the existence of optimal shapes

Dirichlet boundary valued problems for linear and nonlinear wave equations on arbitrary and fractal domains

Mixed boundary valued problems for linear and nonlinear wave equations in domains with fractal boundaries

Non-Lipschitz uniform domain shape optimization in linear acoustics

On the existence of optimal shapes in architecture

Optimal absorption of acoustic waves by a boundary

Models of nonlinear acoustics viewed as approximations of the Kuznetsov equation

MODELS OF NONLINEAR ACOUSTICS VIEWED AS APPROXIMATIONS OF THE NAVIER-STOKES AND EULER COMPRESSIBLE ISENTROPIC SYSTEMS

Models of nonlinear acoustics viewed as an approximation of the Navier-Stokes and Euler compressible isentropic systems

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Vladimir Khodygo

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