CWI Seminar Control and System Theory - 2009 Spring
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The aim of the seminar is to regularly study
new topics of control and system theory
together with their application areas.
The topic selection procedure
is such that after discussion of the group members
they decide on a new topic for the coming semester.
During the semester a meeting is held biweekly
at which one of the participants presents a subject of the topic.
The lectures are based on parts of a book or on papers
in the topic.
The seminar meetings are in principle held biweekly on Tuesdays.
The topic is:
Computable analysis
Included are concepts and results of computable analysis
as developed by Klaus Weihrauch and colleagues.
Computable analysis concerns computability theory
of subsets of the real numbers and its application
for determining properties of dynamic systems and
control systems.
For the topic of previous semesters see:
Tuesdays 14:00 - 16:15 hours
in room M279 unless indicated otherwise below.
The references are provided below.
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Tuesday 20 January 2009.
Subject: Type-Two Effectivity.
Outline: Turing machines, type-two computation, topology on sequence spaces, continuity of computable functions on sequences, universal Turing machine, smn theorem, notations and representations, tupling, standard and admissible representations, continuity of computable functions.
Reference: Book K. Weihrauch, "Computable Analysis", Chapters 2 & 3.
Speaker: Pieter Collins.
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Tuesday 3 February 2009.
Subject: Computability Theory for the Real Numbers.
Outline: Deficiencies of binary/decimal representations, Cauchy and interval representations, computability of arithmetic, uncomputability of equality, lower and upper representations, uniqueness of canonical representation, computability of real functions, computability of analytic functions, signed-digit representation, complexity of arithmetic in the signed-digit representation.
Reference: Book K. Weihrauch, "Computable Analysis", Chapters 4 & 7.2.
Speaker: Jana Nemcova
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Tuesday 17 February 2009.
Subject: Computability Theory for Sets in Euclidean Space.
Outline: Basis of rational boxes, representations of points and sets, computability of operations on sets.
Reference: Book K. Weihrauch, "Computable Analysis", Chapter 5.
Speaker: Ivan Zapreev
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Tuesday 3 March 2009, 09:30 - 11:45 hours .
Cancelled. Moved to 10 March.
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Tuesday 10 March 2009, 14:00 - 16:15 hours .
Subject: Computability Theory for Euclidean Functions.
Outline: Compact-open representation of continuous functions, Semicontinuous multivalued functions, computability for semicontinuous functions, application to computation of reachable, viable, invariant and controllable sets for discrete-time systems.
References: Book K. Weihrauch, "Computable Analysis", Chapter 6. P. Collins, "Continuity and Computability of Reachable Sets", Theoretical Computer Science 341 (2005) 162-195.
Speaker: Lorenzo Sella
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Tuesday 17 March 2009, 14:00 - 16:15 hours .
Subject: Computable Type Theory for Quotients of Countably Based Spaces
Outline: Motivation of a higher level type theory. Cartesian closed categories and lambda calculus. The Scott topology. Overt and compact set types. Continuous operators.
References: I. Battenfeld, M. Matthias Schroeder and A. Simpson, "A Convenient Category of Domains", Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science 172 (2007) 69-99. M. Escardo, "Synthetic Topology of Data Types and Classical Spaces", Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science 87 (2004) 21-156. P. Collins, "Computable Types for Dynamic Systems", Preprint.
Speaker: Pieter Collins
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Tuesday 31 March 2009. 09:45 - 11:30 hours. Room M280 by exception.
Subject: Computability of Solutions of Differential Systems .
Outline: Computability of solutions of differential equations, differential inclusions and differential-algebraic equations..
Reference: P. Collins and D. Graca, "Computability of Solutions of Differential Inclusions - The Ten Thousand Monkeys Approach", Preprint.
Speaker: Pieter Collins
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Tuesday 14 April 2009.
Subject: .
Outline: .
Reference:
Speaker:
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Tuesday 28 April 2009.
Subject:
Outline: .
Reference:
Speaker: Pieter Collins.
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Tuesday 12 May 2009.
Subject: Computability Theory for Hybrid Systems.
Outline: Computability of solutions of hybrid systems.
Computable semantics for hybrid modelling languages.
Reference: .
Speaker: Jan H. van Schuppen.
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Tuesday 26 May 2009.
Subject: Computable Algebraic Topology
Outline: Computability of the fixed point set using the Lefschetz/Brouwer index. Computability of homology. Computability of orbits using the Conley index..
Reference: Lorenzo Sella
Speaker:
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Tuesday 9 June 2009.
Subject: Practical implementation of computable analysis.
Outline: Implementation approaches - approximate or exact data types. Approximate data types - pavings and Taylor models. Algorithms - interval Newton, robust (non)linear programming, Lohner.
Reference: .
Speaker: Sanja Zivanovic
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Tuesday 23 June 2009.
Subject:
Outline: .
Reference: .
Speaker:
Books
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K. Weihrauch,
Computable Analysis - An Introduction,
Texts in Theorectical Computer Science,
Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 2000.
Papers
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Pieter Collins,
"Continuity and Computability of Reachable Sets",
Theor. Comput. Sci. 341, 162--195, 2005.
The seminar meetings are held at
the Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica (CWI)
Kruislaan 413, 1098 SJ Amsterdam.
Between railway station Amsterdam Amstel and CWI rides bus 40.
See for additional information
CWI travel directions.
For further information contact
Jan H. van Schuppen.
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Last update
12 May 2009.
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Jan H. van Schuppen.