Email: fr.delplace@gmail.com
Research Interests: Research interests of Dr. Franck Delplace are in both Physics and Mathematics. Based on his strong experience in fluid mechanics, F. Delplace extended his work to other fields’ theories particularly Einstein’s general relativity describing gravity at large scales. This approach gave the basis of Liquid Space Time (LST) concept which extended general relativity by introducing dynamic viscosity in gravity equations. Following this idea, he obtained a link between general relativity equations and Navier-Stokes equations. He also extended LST concept at atomic scale by modifying well known Plank’s equation in order to introduce the dynamic viscosity of a fundamental medium called LST. F. Delplace also developed mathematical tools for his works in fields theories. For Fluid Mechanics, he developed methods to calculate Riemann zeta function analytical values for odd integers. He is actually developing the approach in order to contribute to famous Riemann hypothesis problem. Finally, he also developed a new definition of curvature in differential geometry which is linked to Laplacian operator in order to incorporate it in field’s equations.
Biography: Born in France Aug. 17, 1966, Dr. Franck Delplace started his career as researcher in Fluid Mechanics and Thermal Sciences. After honorary fellowship at Birmingham (GB) University, he was included in the American Who’s Who in Science & Engineering (1998). He occupied technical expert positions in several companies until today at EDF (French Major Electricity Co.). In 2011 he reached the Scientific Committee of ESI Group (Leading French Co. in Numerical Simulation) as an expert in Fluid Mechanics and Industrial Challenges.