Mathematical Research
In the mathematics curriculum, our teaching and research staff follow their own research, bringing together PhD students and student engineers. Our laboratories favor forward-thinking research and business-related research, with the support of companies and national organizations promoting research (ANR, OSEO etc.). This expertise also enables us to collaborate on numerous projects with businesses, universities, research organizations and engineering schools at the heart of the five centres of competitiveness: AsTech, Cap Digital, Moveo, Aero Space Valley and System@Tic.
Finance-Applied Mathematics
This research is carried out within an international collaboration (Canada: University of British Columbia, Vancouver; USA: University of Texas, Austin; Austria: Universität Wien) as well as a French one (University of Paris Dauphine, University of Bourgogne)
Mandatory management
- - Mandatory management by methods of maximization of utility function, this introduces portfolio management, dealing with shares and bonds, using the same principles and in a unified way. This allows us to control the problem of portfolio choice within the financial markets with both shares and bonds.
- Roll-Overs and FDR (Production of Finite Dimension). FDR for Zero-Coupon Bonds is a big drawback which only allows the use of refined models. In order to produce models of a greater size and rate, we are researching a way to reduce these constraints, taking Roll-Overs as primitive objects in modeling, instead of Zero-Coupon Bonds. This means that we have to characterize the Zero-Coupon Bonds models as if they were an EDPS within a certain Hilbert space, for which the unpredictable development of Roll-Overs is confined to a sub-variety of finite dimensions.
- Extension to the general markets of zero-coupons. This deals with establishing the necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of optimal portfolios, in the semi-martingales zero-coupons markets (semi-martingales Kramkov-Schachermayer theory for shares).
- Balance of bond markets. This deals with solving the problem of one market’s balance with a unique equivalent martingale equivalent (MME). The methods used when dealing with shares are not appropriate here, as a complete bond market is not equivalent to a unique MME.
Mutual Fund Theorems (MFT)
- Characterization of the general markets in continuous time, in which MFT is met. This is one of the best parts of mathematical finance, already developed in the mono-period (Markowitz 1953, Tobin 1958), in Discrete Time (Cass and Stiglitz 1970) and for certain simple models, Continuous Time (Merton 1973).
- Economic characterization of the markets where the MFT is real and true.
Balancing markets with shares and bonds
This deals with solving the problem of balancing in the case of a market with a non-unique MME.
Calibration and digital treatment
Physics-Applied Mathematics
Non-linear EDP (electronic data-processing) and non-linear group representations
Determining the properties for the solutions of non-linear EDP, accepting groups of covariance, and finding theories of diffusion for classic relativist equation diffusion theories (c.f. Maxwell-Dirac) and quantum.
Theory of Quantum Fields
Within the framework of the constructive theory of quantum fields, setting up the non-triviality of model 4, in 4 dimensions of time-space.
Research in statistics and optimisation methods for digitals simulation
This research is being performed with TOTAL, in Pau.
Collaborative research at the EISTI
In the Mathematics Curriculum
- University of Paris-Dauphine and ENSAE: mathematic modeling of bond markets with transaction costs
- University of Cergy-Pontoise (laboratory CNRS UMR 8088 “Analysis, Geometry and Modeling”): mathematical finance and physics finance
- University of Dijon: non-linear differential equations and theory of quantum fields




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