My name is Denys Dutykh and I am an applied mathematician. On this site you will find some material related to my professional research activities. Some additional information is available here:

I am employed as a CNRS researcher at the Laboratory of Mathematics (LAMA UMR #5127), University of Savoie, France. My position is officially entitled "Chargé de Recherche CNRS", PhD, HDR.

My current research interests focus on the mathematical modeling of various natural processes. More specifically, we are interested in some phenomena arising in the fluid mechanics and water wave theory. Moreover, we develop efficient simulation tools and numerical methods to solve mathematical models under consideration.

I am completely open to new collaborations. Please, do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions in the areas of my expertise and/or scientific interests. Any research and professional opportunities are welcome.

General audience

Large audience articles

A dive into tsunami - the terrifying energy it possesses!, Scrivial.com, 12 December 2015
C. Acary-Robert, D. Bresch, D. Dutykh. Simulation d'avalanches de neiges. Actualités scientifiques de l'INSMI (CNRS), 14 mars 2012
C. Acary-Robert, D. Dutykh, M. Gisclon. Un modello per simulare numericamente le valanghe di neve. Translation by Roberto Natalini. 2011
C. Acary-Robert, D. Dutykh, M. Gisclon. Une approche pour simuler les avalanches de neige. Images des mathématiques, 28 décembre 2011
Tsunamis: gare aux "avalanches" et à la deuxième vagues. Le Monde, 1er octobre 2011
New research may explain high run-up from tsunami waves. PhysicsCentral,
Blog of the American Physical Society, 19 September 2011
Tsunami Puzzle Explained. Physical Review Focus, 16 September 2011
Tuned into Earth. CNRS International Magazine, 21, April 2011
Quelle est la différence entre un tsunami et un raz-de-marrée? Slate.fr, 24 March 2011
Les maths à l'écoute de la Terre. Le journal du CNRS, No 245, Juin 2010
Simuler une avalanche. La Recherche, 428, Avril 2009
Springy sediments may amplify tsunamis. Issue 2662 of New Scientist magazine, 25 June 2008, page 20
Comment naît un tsunami? Le Mensuel de l'Université, 23, Février 2008

My name is Denys Dutykh and I am an applied mathematician. On this site you will find some material related to my professional research activities. Some additional information is available here:

I am employed as a CNRS researcher at the Laboratory of Mathematics (LAMA UMR #5127), University of Savoie, France. My position is officially entitled "Chargé de Recherche CNRS", PhD, HDR.

My current research interests focus on the mathematical modeling of various natural processes. More specifically, we are interested in some phenomena arising in the fluid mechanics and water wave theory. Moreover, we develop efficient simulation tools and numerical methods to solve mathematical models under consideration.

I am completely open to new collaborations. Please, do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions in the areas of my expertise and/or scientific interests. Any research and professional opportunities are welcome.