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Guest Lecture: Mario Di Bernardo - Università di Napoli Federico II This Unit is intended to introduce students to the fundamental concepts behind the modeling, analysis and control of complex systems as large-scale multi-agent systems consisting of many interacting nonlinear dynamical systems communicating over a complex network. After recalling fundamental concepts about the analysis of nonlinear dynamical systems, we will explore the emerging properties and collective behavior of large ensembles of dynamical systems and introduce analytical and numerical tools to study their convergence, controllability, and observability properties. Applications from Applied Science and Engineering will be used to illustrate the main concepts and complement the theoretical derivations. Example systems and applications will be drawn from science (electric/mechanical networks, sociology, ecology, epidemics) and technology (network control, robotics, and energy systems).

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P.D.2-2 - Giugno