Plenary and Semiplenary Presentations

Opening session of MTNS 2004 - Speech by vice-rector Prof. Dr. Guido Langouche - Opening presentation by Prof. Dr. Bart De Moor, chairman MTNS 2004

 

Plenary Talks
Semiplenary Talks

Confirmed plenary talks:

Albert Goldbeter Mathematical modelling of circadian rhythms in genetic regulatory networks

Pierre-Louis Lions A new class of singular stochastic control problems arising in finance

Volker Mehrmann A unified approach to modeling, analysis and numerical solution for control problems> *Download presentation*

A. Stephen Morse Coordination of Groups of Mobile Autonomous Agents *Download presentation*

Joachim Rosenthal Convolutional Codes, Systems over Finite Fields and Fault Tolerance *Download presentation*

 

Confirmed semiplenary talks:

Thanos Antoulas An overview of model reduction methods for large-scale systems> *Download presentation*

Francois Baccelli Mean field limits for TCP controlled networks

Ragu Balakrishnan Semidefinite programming duality: implications for system theory and computation> *Download presentation*

Alberto Bemporad Modeling and Control of Hybrid Systems> *Download presentation*

Francesco Bullo Geometric Control of Mechanical Systems *Download presentation*

George Cybenko Process Query Systems: Information retrieval for dynamic systems *Download presentation*

Anders Lindquist Generalized interpolation in Hinf with applications to systems and control and signal processing *Download presentation*

Leonid Mirkin Digital control systems: exploiting the intersample *Download presentation*

Michael Overton Local Optimization of Nonsmooth, Nonconvex Spectral and Pseudospectral Functions in Theory and Practice

Jacquelien Scherpen Model reduction, realization and Hankel theory for nonlinear systems *Download presentation*

Rodolphe Sepulchre Dynamics and control of bounce juggling *Download presentation*

Shiva Shankar Controllability for systems of partial differential equations. *Download presentation*

Hugo Woerdeman Outer factorizations in one and several variables *Download presentation*

Olaf Wolkenhauer Dynamic Modelling of Signal Transduction Pathways: Simulating what cannot be simulated> *Download presentation*

Yutaka Yamamoto Digital signal processing via sampled-data control theory> *Download presentation*