I am interested in mathematical biology and medicine. Mathematically, I work mainly with Lotka-Volterra reaction-diffusion models, doing stability analysis, non-local analysis and long time solution behavior. Models with the presence of bifurcations and themes linked to central manifold are also within my interests. From the biological approach I work in models from evolutionary biology, modelling the dynamics of phenotypically structured population in oder to capture the influence of the environment on natural selection and on the expression of phenotypes, or the consequences of evolution for population growth and extinction risk in changing environments.
susyfigueroaiglesias@gmail.com Toulouse, FranceParabolic integro-differential models combine PDEs and integral equations to describe complex systems with diffusion and memory effects. They find applications in physics, biology, and engineering.
Selection-mutation models explore genetic evolution by combining natural selection and mutation. They're crucial in evolutionary biology.
Hamilton-Jacobi equations are fundamental in physics and optimization, describing dynamic systems and paths of least resistance.
Structured population dynamics examines how populations with diverse characteristics change over time, crucial in ecology and epidemiology.
Stability and Hopf-Bifurcation analysis in reaction-diffusion models investigates equilibrium and oscillatory behavior, vital in studying pattern formation.
Application in evolutionary biology and medicine employs mathematical models to study genetic evolution and disease dynamics, aiding research and healthcare decisions.
2016-2019
Paul Sabatier University, France.
Subject: Integro-differential models for evolutionary dynamics of populations in time-heterogeneous environments
Supervisr: Sepideh MIRRAHIMI
Jury: Jean-Michel Roquejoffre, Stéphane Mischler, Mathieu Alfaro, Grégoire Nadin, Delphine Salort
2015-2016
Paris Dauphine University, France
Research Memory Subject: Convex plates roolling without slipping
Supervisors: Jean-Pierre Marco and Jaques Fejoz
2012-2014
Havana University, Cuba.
Research Memory Subject: Sub-critical Hopf bifurcation for the Gray-Scott reversible non-linear model
Supervisor: Mariano Rodriguez Ricard
2008-2012
Honor title: 4,76/5. Havana University, Cuba.
Graduated thesis: Atherosclerosis: a reaction-diffusion wave.
Supervisor: Mariano Rodriguez Ricard
2005-2008
TTD: Analyse et Algèbre L1
TTD: Analyse et Algèbre L1
TD: Analyse et Algèbre L1
TD: Analyse Mathématique L1 Sciences
TP: Outils Mathématiques (Python)
TD: Analyse Mathématique L1 Sciences
TP: Outils Mathématiques (Python)
Analysis for Physics, Pharmacy and Computer Science
Ordinary Differential Equations
Tô Tat D., Protin F., Nguyen T. T. H., Martel J., Nguyen Duc T., Charles P., Rodríguez W., FI, S., Hông V.L., Wilderich T. and Nguyen T. Z
Biology 2020, 9(12), 477
FI, S., Mirrahimi, S.
Communications in Mathematical Sciences, (accepted march 2021)
Calvez, V., FI, S., Hivert, H., Méléard, S., Melnykova, A. and Nordmann, S.
ESAIM: Proceedings and Surveys, (accepted june 2019)
FI, S., Mirrahimi, S.
SIAM Journal of Mathematical analysis 50(5):5537–5568, 2018.
FI, S., Rodriguez Ricard, M.
Ciencias Matemáticas, vol. 29, no 1, pp. 53-59, 2015, Cuba.
FI, S.
Memories of COMPUMAT 2013, Havana, Cuba.
january 2020
Groupe de Travail Bio-Math, Institut Denis Poisson, Orléans
january 2020
PDE-MANS 2020, Granada, Spain.