Master Mathematics
Résumé
The Master in Mathematics offers a high-level two-year training in pure or applied mathematics for careers in research and teaching. Read moreAccéder aux sections de la fiche
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Introduction
The master addresses a broad variety of topics, all of which are fascinating, and it also offers a great scientific overview to its students. It relies on a recognized research team, the AGM Research Center in Mathematics (UMR CNRS 8088), which develops many collaborations with academic and industrial labs.
The Master in Mathematics benefits from a program of excellence scholarships, which provides a 7 300 euros annual support to the selected second-year applicants.
Objectives
Places
Person in charge of the academic program
Heads of the master
Christophe Prange (Master 1)
christophe.prange@cyu.fr
Philippe Gravejat (Master 2)
philippe.gravejat@cyu.fr
Administration
Phanie Joucla (Master 1)
phanie.joucla@cyu.fr
Nathalie Alinc Delanoy (Master 2)
nathalie.alinc-delanoy@cyu.fr
Partnership
Research center
Institutions
Admission
Prerequisite
Prerequisites training
The second year is open to candidates holding the first year of a master's degree in mathematics or applied mathematics.
Application
Conditions of applications
- Application to the first year of the master
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The first year of the Master in Mathematics will supervise 10 students during the 2025-2026 academic year. The application has to be made via the platform Études en France. The application forms consist of:
- the diploma and mark transcripts from the bachelor's degree (in mathematics or applied mathematics),
- the diplomas and mark transcripts for the last four years,
- a motivation letter, which describes in particular the professional project.
Deadline for the application: December 15th, 2024. - Application to the second year of the master
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The second year of the Master in Mathematics will supervise 10 students during the 2025-2026 academic year. The application has to be made via the platform Études en France. The application forms consist of:
- the diploma and mark transcripts from the first year of the master's degree (in mathematics or applied mathematics),
- the diplomas and mark transcripts for the last four years,
- a motivation letter, which describes in particular the professional project.
Deadline for the application: December 15th, 2024.
Program
- Master 1 Program
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- Block 1
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- Algebra (4 ECTS)
- Partial Differential Equations (4 ECTS)
- Advanced Optimization (4 ECTS)
- Probability (4 ECTS)
- Stochastic Processes 1 (4 ECTS)
- Python Programming (3 ECTS)
- Reading Group 1 (1 ECTS)
- Project (6 ECTS)
- Block 2
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- Advanced Algebra (3 ECTS)
- Advanced Linear Algebra (3 ECTS)
- Differential Geometry (3 ECTS)
- Reading Group 2 (1 ECTS)
- Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations (3 ECTS)
- C++ Programming (2 ECTS)
- Advanced Statistics (3 ECTS)
- Block 3
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- Advanced Functional Analysis (4 ECTS)
- Advanced Harmonic Analysis (4 ECTS)
- Dynamical Systems (4 ECTS)
- Master 2 Program
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- Inset weeks
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- Algebra and Geometry
- Analysis and Probability
- Semester 1
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- Distributions and Partial Differential Equations (8 ECTS)
- Reading Group 3 (2 ECTS)
- Stochastic Processes (8 ECTS)
- Dynamical Systems (8 ECTS)
- Semester 2
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- Specialization Lecture: Analysis (6 ECTS)
- Doctoral School Lecture (6 ECTS)
- Specialization Lecture: Geometry and Dynamical Systems (6 ECTS)
- Master Thesis or Work Experience (12 ECTS)
Educationnal team
- Master 1 Mathematics
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Lectures and tutorials are given by the faculty of the deparment of mathematics:
- Smail Alili
- Nicolas Arancibia
- Christian Daveau
- Florian Dussap
- Louis Garrigue
- Philippe Gravejat
- Louis Ioos
- Céline Leforestier
- Élisabeth Logak
- Jules Martel
- Christophe Prange
- Michela Varagnolo - Master 2 Mathematics
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Lectures and tutorials are given by the faculty of the deparment of mathematics:
- Nicolas Arancibia
- Charles Collot
- Christian Daveau
- Yong Fang
- Aurélien Galateau
- Philippe Gravejat
- Louis Ioos
- Christophe Prange
- Marjolaine Puel
- Constanza Rojas-Molina
- Armen Shirikyan
- Michela Varagnolo
Internship(s)
The second-year thesis or work experience last six months. The goal of the thesis is to prepare for a possible PhD in pure or applied mathematics. The work experience is aimed at preparing to a subsequent professional integration.