Scientific Organisers
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Jean-Michel Coron , Université Pierre et Marie Curie
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Hartmut Logemann,, University of Bath
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Eugene Ryan, University of Bath
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Andrew Teel, University of California
About:
Mathematical control theory is the area of applications-oriented mathematics which deals with the basic principles underlying the analysis and synthesis of the behaviour of dynamical systems. This workshop brought together a group of internationally leading control theorists in the field of feedback stabilisation to present new research results and themes and to encourage collaboration.
The workshop's scope comprised:
- Feedback design tools
- Hybrid and sampled-data control
- Input-to-state stability and related topics
- Multi-agent systems
- Nonsmooth methods
- Stabilisation of partial differential equations
Speakers and their talk titles
David Angeli, Imperial College London - Recent Advances in Input-to-State Stability Theory: from global to almost global
Andrea Bacciotti, Politecnico di Torino - Eventually Periodic Switching Rules
Jean-Michel Coron, Université Pierre et Marie Curie - Control of Open Channels
Domitilla Del Vecchio, Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Safety Control of Hybrid Automata with Imperfect Information: Theory, Computation and Application
Hélène Frankowska, Université Pierre et Marie Curie - Monotone Behaviour of Solutions to Hamilton-Jacobi Inequalities Under State Constraints
Mark French, University of Southampton - Nonlinear Separation Principles from an Input-Output Perspective
Emilia Fridman, Tel Aviv University - A Linear Operator Inequalities/LMI Approach to Stability and Control of Infinite-Dimensional Systems
Andrei Fursikov, Moscow State University - Semilinear Parabolic Equations of Normal Type: Dynamical Properties and Nonlocal Feedback Stabilisation
Rafal Goebel, Loyola University - Pre-Asymptotic Stability and Homogeneous Approximations of Hybrid Dynamical Systems
Lars Grüne, Universität Bayreuth - Stability and Suboptimality of NMPC Schemes Without Stabilising Terminal Constraints
João Hespanha, University of California - Modelling and Stability of Stochastic Hybrid Systems
Achim Ilchmann, Technische Universität Ilmenau - Differential-Algebraic Systems: Zero Dynamics and Funnel Control
Ali Jadbabaie, University of Pennsylvania - Information Aggregation and Social Learning in Multi-Agent Systems
Daniel Liberzon, University of Illinois - Norm-Controllability, or How a Nonlinear System Responds to Large Inputs
Hartmut Logemann, University of Bath - The Circle Criterion and Input-to-State Stability for Infinite-Dimensional Systems
Paola Loreti, Sapienza Università di Roma - Discrete Control Problems and Expansions in Non-Integer Bases
Markus Müller, University of Exeter - Robustness of Funnel Control in the Gap Metric
Dragan Nesic, University of Melbourne - Analysis and Design of Extremum Seeking Controllers
Laurent Praly, Mines ParisTech - Convergence of Nonlinear Observers on the N-Dimensional Euclidean Space with a Riemannian Metric
Lionel Rosier, Université Henri Poincaré - Stabilisation of Some Nonlinear Dispersive Equations for Water Waves
Alain Sarlette, Université de Liège - Open-Loop and Feedback Stabilisation in a Quantum Experiment
Rodolphe Sepulchre, Université de Liège - Lyapunov Analysis of a Continuum Model of Pulse-Coupled Oscillators
Andrew Teel, University of California - Hybrid Feedback Control: Synergistic Backstepping
Stuart Townley, University of Exeter - Absolute Stability Results for Density Dependent Population Dynamics
Richard Vinter, Imperial College London - Distance Estimates for State Constrained Trajectories and Applications to Optimal Control
Enrique Zuazua, Basque Center for Applied Mathematics - Control of Heat and Wave Processes: Some Connections