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The group runs a weekly seminar series, covering papers,
projects, and events related with our research. These seminars
are open to anyone on Chalmers or GU who wishes to attend.
| Date | Time | Location | Speaker | Refreshment Organizer | Title + Abstract |
| Thu, Apr 19 | 13:30 | 8103 | Nhan | - |
Lock-free Data Structures in Multicore
Software Programming
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| Thu, Mar 29 | 15:00 | 8103 | Bapi | - |
Minimal synchronism for distributed consensus (continued..) and
Transactional
Memory - correctness and progressiveness
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| Thu, Mar 15 | 13:30 | 8103 | János Polgár | - |
Analysis of compartmental traffic models
This thesis proposes a novel modeling approach to describe the traffic flow
in urban networks by applying the compartmental models in discrete time
domain. Compartmental models meet the requirements of positivity, and the
full the mass-conservation law. The obtained compartmental traffic model
has a bilinear structure. Several properties of the matrix representations
of the model have been examined. Conditions on stability in linear Lypaunov
sense, and local controllability are given. The compartmental traffic
system can be decoupled into subsystems, if certain conditions are held.
Suggestions for controller synthesis are presented.
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| Thu, Feb 23 | 13:30 | 8103 | Yiannis, Bapi and Nhan | - |
On the minimal synchronism needed for distributed consensus
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| Thu, Feb 16 | 13:30 | 8103 | Rolf Johansson | - |
Distributed Development
and Distributed Responsibilities – A Challenge for System Analysis
and Safety Arguing
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| Thu, Jan 12 | 13:30 | 8103 | Balazs Kulcsar | - |
Control oriented macroscopic traffic flow modeling
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Archived Seminars
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of previous years:
2012,
2011,
2010,
2009,
2008,
2007,
2006,
2005,
2004,
2003,
2002,
2001,
2000.
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