Systems Seminar

Revised: December 22, 2007

Systems Seminar

Seminar Time: Friday 3:00 - 4:30 p.m.

Seminar Location: Kaufman Hall, Room 224

Date	Speaker	Seminar Title
11/1/96	Dr. Joseph Prosser Applied Physics Laboratory	Supervisory Control of Partially-Observed Discrete-Event Systems
11/15/96	Prof. W. Steven Gray Old Dominion University	General Input Balancing and Model Reduction for Linear and Nonlinear Systems
2/14/97	Prof. Alberto Isidori University of Rome	Semiglobal Output Regulation of Uncertain Nonlinear Systems
3/28/97	Prof. Bahram Nabet Drexel University	Optical Sensors Based on a Visual Sensory Model
11/17/97	Dr. Celeste Belcastro NASA Langley Research Center	Assessing Electromagnetic Environment (EME) Effects on Flight-Critical Aircraft Control Computers
12/2/97	Prof. Jacquelien M. A. Scherpen Technical University of Delft	On Disturbance Attenuation Properties of Control Schemes for Euler-Lagrange Systems: Theoretical and Experimental Results
4/17/98	Prof. Wilson "Jack" Rugh Johns Hopkins University	Research Progress on Gain Scheduling
11/20/98	Prof. P.S. Krishnaprasad University of Maryland	Models for Film Growth and Methods for Model Reduction
4/2/98	Prof. Stephen D. Goodman West Virginia Institute of Technology	An Optical Chopper Using Sliding Control
4/16/99	Prof. Erik I. Verriest Georgia Institute of Technology	Lyapunov and Operator Methods for Stability Analysis of Differential-Delay Systems
10/1/99	Prof. André Tits University of Maryland	Some Recent Developments in Nonlinear Programming
11/12/99	Prof. Yuan Wang Florida Atlantic University	On Input-to-State Stability and Detectability
11/19/99	Prof. Charalambos "Bambos" Charalambos Ottawa University	Modeling and Statistical Analysis of Multipath Fading Wireless Channels
9/15/00	Prof. Chaouki Abdallah University of New Mexico	Statistical Learning Control of Uncertain Systems: It is Better Than It Seems
10/18/02	Prof. Francesco Bullo University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Geometric Aspects in Modeling, Analysis, and Control of Mechanical Systems
11/1/02	Prof. Pablo A. Iglesias Johns Hopkins University	Chemotaxis: A Control Engineer's Perspective on Signal Transduction Pathways in Biology
3/21/03	Prof. Wei Lin Case Western Reserve University	Nonsmooth Feedback Design for Genuinely Nonlinear Systems That Cannot be Smoothly Controlled
3/28/03	Prof. Stephen L. Campbell North Carolina State University	Auxiliary Signal Design for Failure Detection
10/24/03	Prof. Michael Lemmon University of Notre Dame	Dropouts and Quantization in Networked Control Systems
4/2/04	Prof. Matthias Kawski Arizona State University	Geometry, Algebra, and Combinatorics of Noncommuting Flows
10/15/04	Dr. Yaqin Li Old Dominion University	Algebraic Approach to Nonlinear System Interconnections
3/31/06	Dr. Hong Zhang Old Dominion University	Performance Analysis of Recoverable Flight Control Systems Subject to Neutron-Induced Upsets Using Hybrid Dynamical Models
8/7/06	Dr. Zhenghao Zhang State University of New York at Stony Brook	Packet Scheduling in Wireless LAN and Wireless Sensor Networks
8/9/06	Dr. Haiquan Wang University of Waterloo	Space-Time Coding with Feedback
8/11/06	Prof. Dimitrie C. Popescu The University of Texas at San Antonio	Interference Mitigation in Future Generation Wireless Systems
9/15/06	Dr. Mihaly Petreczky Johns Hopkins University	Input-Output Behavior and Realization Theory of Hybrid Systems: A Formal Power Series Approach
10/27/06	Dr. Arturo Tejada Old Dominion University	Stability Analysis of Hybrid Jump Linear Systems with Markov Inputs
11/16/07	Dr. Paul Miner NASA Langley Research Center	Fault Tolerance for Safety-Critical Systems: The Scalable Processor-Independent Design for Extended Reliability (SPIDER)

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