14h00–15h00 — Salle du conseil (L2S) Neural fields equations for visual illusions Dario Prandi (L2S) Abstract. Bifurcation theory appears to be one of the most used mathematical tools to address neuroscience questions, mainly in describing (spontaneous) pattern formation in the primary visual cortex (V1) under a sudden qualitative change of some parameter. It remains a […]
14h00–15h00 — Salle du conseil (L2S) Leveraging the structure at the heart of biological systems Giulia Giordano (University of Trento, Italy) Abstract. Biological systems can be seen as dynamical networks, i.e. dynamical systems that are naturally endowed with an underlying network structure, because they are composed of several subsystems that interact according to an interconnection […]
14h00–15h00 — Salle du conseil (L2S) Puzzles of converse Lyapunov theory for infinite-dimensional systems Andrii Mironchenko (Univ. Passau, Germany) Abstract. We start with a short recap of converse Lyapunov results for the asymptotic stability of nonlinear infinite-dimensional systems. Next, we present a Lyapunov view on the classic criteria for exponential stability of linear infinite-dimensional systems […]
16h00–17h00 — Salle du conseil (L2S) Indecision-breaking in multi-agent, multi-option opinion dynamics: a symmetry perspective Alessio Franci (Univ. Liège, Belgium) Abstract. How does a group of agents break indecision when deciding about options with qualities that are hard to distinguish? Biological and artificial multi-agent systems, from honeybees and bird flocks to bacteria, robots, and humans, […]
14h00–15h00 — Salle du conseil (L2S) Learning Control: Latest Results and Applications Cristiano Maria Verrelli (Department of Electronic Engineering, Univ. Rome “Tor Vergata”) Abstract. This seminar aims at highlighting new connections — in terms of stability analysis and convergence proof — underlying the design of the Repetitive Learning Control with respect to well established techniques […]
