Publications

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[Plenary, Invited, and Workshop Talks] [Seminars]

Plenary, Invited, and Workshop Talks

  1. D. Zelazo, “Symmetry-Forced Formation Control.” RICAM Special Semester on Rigidity and Flexibility: Rigidity in Action, Linz, Austria, Apr. 2024.
    Zelazotalk2024b.slides URL: https://www.ricam.oeaw.ac.at/specsem/specsem2024/workshop3/
  2. D. Zelazo, “Symmetry Preserving Motion Coordination.” Workshop on Rigidity Theory Applied to Dynamic Systems: From Parallel Robots to Multi-Agent Formations, ECC Workshop, London, UK, Jul. 2022.
    Zelazotalk2022c.slides URL: https://sparcs.dei.unipd.it/index.php/events-2/
  3. D. Zelazo, “Passivity, Monotonicity, and Network Optimization: A New Framework for Network Systems Analysis.” Current Trends in Systems and Control Theory – a celebratory colloquium, Stuttgart, Germany, Jun. 2022.
    Zelazotalk2022d.slides URL: https://www.f07.uni-stuttgart.de/en/institute/news/event/Current-Trends-in-Systems-and-Control-Theory—a-celebratory-colloquium/
  4. D. Zelazo, “On Structural Rank and Network Resillience.” IAAC Control Conference, Haifa, Israel, Jan. 2021.
    Zelazotalk2021_IAAC.slides URL: https://iaac.technion.ac.il/workshops/2021/IAAC3program.pdf
  5. D. Zelazo, “Passivity, Monotonicity, and Network Optimization: A New Framework for Network Systems Analysis.” 28th Mediterranean Conference on Control and Automation, Saint-Raphaël, France, Sep. 2020.
    Zelazotalk2020_MED.slides URL: http://med2020.cran.univ-lorraine.fr/ Zelazotalk2020_MED.video
  6. D. Zelazo, “Rigidity Theory in Multi-Agent Coordination: A Fundamental System Architecture.” Geometric Constraint Systems: Rigidity, Flexibility and Applications, Lancaster, UK, Jun. 2019.
    Zelazotalk2019_Lancaster.slides URL: https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/maths/research/conferences/previous-conferences/geometric-constraint-systems-2019/
  7. D. Zelazo, “Passivity, Monotonicity, and Network Optimization: A New Framework for Network Systems Analysis.” SICE International Symposium on Control Systems, Kumamoto, Japan, Mar. 2019.
    Zelazotalk2019f.slides URL: http://www.sice.jp/siceac/sice2019/
  8. D. Zelazo, “Formation Control Using Bearing-Only Sensing : Theory and Implementation Challenges.” IEEE Control Systems Society Kansai Chapter, Kyoto, Japan, Feb. 2019.
    Zelazotalk2019e.slides URL: https://www.ieee-jp.org/section/kansai/chapter/css/pdfs/seminar-190221.pdf
  9. D. Zelazo, “Sensor Modalities in Multi-Robot Coordination: Constraints and Solutions.” SWARM 2017: The 2nd International Symposium on Swarm Behavior and Bio-Inspired Robotics, Kyoto, Japan, Nov. 2017.
    Zelazotalk2017japan.slides URL: https://www.ohk.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/SWARM2017/
  10. D. Zelazo, “Formations over Directed Graphs and Local Coordinate Frames.” 2017 Asian Control Conference Workshop: Advances in distributed control and formation control systems, Gold Coast, Australia, Dec. 2017.
    Zelazotalk2017australia.slides URL: https://sites.google.com/view/zhiyong-sun/ascc2017-workshop
  11. D. Zelazo, “Fekete Points, Formation Control, and the Balancing Problem.” Symposium on Control theory and Power Engineering, IEEE ICSEE, Eilat, Israel, Nov. 2016.
    Zelazotalk2016q.slides URL: https://ieee.org.il/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Program.pdf
  12. D. Zelazo, “Rigidity Theory for Multi-Robot Coordination.” IAAC workshop on Motion Control Methods in Robotics, Herzeliya, Israel, Nov. 2015.
    Zelazotalk2015b.slides URL: https://iaac.technion.ac.il/workshops/2015/MotionControl-15.11.23_abstracts.pdf
  13. D. Zelazo, “Uncertain Consensus Networks: Robustness and its Connection to Effective Resistance.” Control Theory: A Mathematical Perspective on Cyber-Physical Systems, Mathematisches Forschungsinstitut Oberwolfach Workshops, Oberwolfach, Germany, Feb. 2015.
    Zelazotalk2015a.slides URL: https://publications.mfo.de/handle/mfo/3459
  14. D. Zelazo, “Coordination of Multi-Robot Systems with Bearing Measurements.” Taxonomies of Interconnected Systems: Partial and Imperfect Information in Multi-Agent Networks, CDC Workshop, Osaka, Japan, Dec. 2015.
    Zelazotalk2015cdc.slides URL: http://gasparri.dia.uniroma3.it/ws/cdc15/
  15. D. Zelazo, “Rigidity Theory for Multi-Robot Coordination: Architectural Needs and Implementation Challenges.” Taxonomies of Interconnected Systems: Topology in Distributed Robotics, IROS Workshop, Chicago, IL, Sep. 2014.
    Zelazotalk2014c.slides URL: http://asimov.usc.edu/ rkwillia/ws/iros14/
  16. D. Zelazo, “Uncertain Consensus Networks: Robustness and its Connection to Effective Resistance.” 2nd Swedish-Israeli Control Conference, Haifa, Israel, Nov. 2014.
    Zelazotalk2014b.slides URL: https://iaac.technion.ac.il/SwIsr/index.html

Seminar Talks

  1. D. Zelazo, “Symmetry-Forced Formation Control.” Yale University, Department of Electrical Engineering Seminar, New Haven, CT, Nov. 2024.
  2. D. Zelazo, “Consensus Kalman Filtering: Filter Design and Event-triggering.” Kearfott Guidance & Navigation, Pine Brook, NJ, Nov. 2024.
  3. D. Zelazo, “A Characterization of All Passivizing Input-Output Transformations of a Passive-Short System.” New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, NJ, Nov. 2024.
    Zelazotalk2024c.slides URL: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/443089
  4. D. Zelazo, “Symmetry-Forced Formation Control.” Technion Control & Systems Seminar, Haifa, Israel, Apr. 2024.
    Zelazotalk2024a.slides
  5. D. Zelazo, “Passivity, Monotonicity, and Network Optimization: A New Framework for Network Systems Analysis.” University of Washington, Seattle, WA, Jul. 2023.
    Zelazotalk2023a.slides
  6. D. Zelazo, “Formation Control: A Tutorial.” University of Washington, Seattle, WA, Aug. 2023.
  7. D. Zelazo, “Symmetry-Forced Formation Control.” University of Washington, Seattle, WA, Aug. 2023.
    Zelazotalk2023c.slides
  8. D. Zelazo, “Symmetry-Forced Formation Control.” University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany, Aug. 2023.
    Zelazotalk2023d.slides
  9. D. Zelazo, “Economic Dispatch of a Single Micro Gas Turbine Under CHP Operation with Uncertain Demands.” Annual Israeli Symposium for Jet Engines & Gas Turbines, Haifa, Israel, Feb. 2022.
    Zelazotalk2022a.slides
  10. D. Zelazo, “Passivity, Monotonicity, and Network Optimization: A New Framework for Network Systems Analysis.” TU/e Eindhoven, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, Aug. 2022.
    Zelazotalk2022b.slides
  11. D. Zelazo, “Passivity, Monotonicity, and Network Optimization: A New Framework for Network Systems Analysis.” Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK, Aug. 2022.
  12. D. Zelazo, “Passivity, Monotonicity, and Network Optimization: New Perspectives for Network Systems Analysis.” University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana-Champaign, IL, Oct. 2022.
    Zelazotalk2022UofI.slides
  13. D. Zelazo, “Signed Nonlinear Networks: A Passivity and Electrical Circuit Theory Approach.” Technion Control & Systems Seminar, Haifa, Israel, Jul. 2020.
    Zelazotalk2020_CST.slides
  14. D. Zelazo, “Passivity, Monotonicity, and Network Optimization: A New Framework for Network Systems Analysis.” Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, Feb. 2019.
  15. D. Zelazo, “Graph Theory in Systems and Controls: A Tutorial.” Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, Feb. 2019.
    Zelazotalk2019c.slides
  16. D. Zelazo, “Signed Nonlinear Networks: A Passivity and Electrical Circuit Theory Approach.” Keio University, Tokyo, Japan, Jan. 2019.
  17. D. Zelazo, “Signed Nonlinear Networks: A Passivity and Electrical Circuit Theory Approach.” University of Boulder - Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, Apr. 2019.
    Zelazotalk2019_CUBoulder.slides
  18. D. Zelazo, “Passivity, Monotonicity, and Network Optimization: A New Framework for Network Systems Analysis.” Keio University, Tokyo, Japan, Jan. 2019.
  19. D. Zelazo, “Signed Nonlinear Networks: A Passivity and Electrical Circuit Theory Approach.” KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden, Nov. 2018.
  20. D. Zelazo, “Signed Nonlinear Networks: A Passivity and Electrical Circuit Theory Approach.” Linköping University, Linköping, Sweden, Nov. 2018.
  21. D. Zelazo, “Passivity, Monotonicity, and Network Optimization: A New Framework for Network Systems Analysis.” KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden, Oct. 2018.
  22. D. Zelazo, “A Network Optimization approach to the Analysis and Synthesis of Cooperative Control Systems.” Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel, May 2018.
  23. D. Zelazo, “Architectures of Multi-Agent Systems:  Dynamic Properties and Information Exchange Networks.” University of Colorado - Boulder, Boulder, Colorado, Apr. 2018.
    Zelazotalk2018e.slides
  24. D. Zelazo, “Fekete Points, Formation Control, and the Balancing Problem.” Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel, Jun. 2017.
  25. D. Zelazo, “Fekete Points, Formation Control, and the Balancing Problem.” IRISA - CNRS, Rennes, France, Feb. 2017.
    Zelazotalk2017c.slides
  26. D. Zelazo, “Fekete Points, Formation Control, and the Balancing Problem.” LAAS - CNRS, Toulouse, France, Feb. 2017.
  27. D. Zelazo, “Cyclically-Monotone Relations and their use in Passivity-Based Cooperative Control.” University of Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands, Feb. 2017.
    Zelazotalk2017a.slides
  28. D. Zelazo, “Coordination and Control of Multi-Robot Systems.” EUROAVIA: Fly In - Technion, Haifa, Israel, Nov. 2014.
    Zelazotalk2014k.slides
  29. D. Zelazo, “Control and Estimation of Multi-Agent Systems with Bearing-Only Sensing: Rigidity Theory for SE(2).” Colloquium Technische Kybernetik Seminar Series, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany, Jul. 2014.
    Zelazotalk2014g.slides
  30. D. Zelazo, “Distributed negotiation methods for multi-agent dynamical systems.” University of Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany, Jul. 2014.
    Zelazotalk2014f.slides
  31. D. Zelazo, “Distributed negotiation methods for multi-agent dynamical systems.” University of Tel-Aviv, Tel-Aviv, Israel, Dec. 2014.
  32. D. Zelazo, “Uncertain Consensus Networks: Robustness and its Connection to Effective Resistance.” University of Washington, Seattle, WA, Dec. 2014.
  33. D. Zelazo, “Robustness of Uncertain Consensus Networks.” University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana-Champaign, IL, Sep. 2014.
  34. D. Zelazo, “Clustering, Robustness, and Effective Resistance in Linear Consensus.” University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, Feb. 2014.
    Zelazo_UMinnesota2014.slides
  35. D. Zelazo, “Duality and Network Theory in Passivity-based Cooperative Control.” University of Osaka, Osaka, Japan, Sep. 2013.
  36. D. Zelazo, “Rigidity maintenance for multi-robot systems.” University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan, Sep. 2013.
  37. D. Zelazo, “Distributed negotiation methods for multi-agent dynamical systems.” Jilin University, Changchun, China, Sep. 2013.
  38. D. Zelazo, “Performance and design of cycles in consensus networks.” North China Electric Power University, Beijing, China, Sep. 2013.
    Zelazotalk2013b.slides
  39. D. Zelazo, “Rigidity Theory for Multi-Agent Systems.” Max Planck Institute, Tübingen, Germany, Aug. 2013.
  40. D. Zelazo, “Distributed Rigidity Maintenance with Range-only Sensing.” Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan, Sep. 2013.
    Zelazo_TokyoTech2013.slides
  41. D. Zelazo, “Distributed Negotiation Methods for Multi-Agent Dynamical Systems.” University of Washington, Seattle, WA, Dec. 2012.
  42. D. Zelazo, “Formation Rigidity: Dynamic Maintenance and Optimality.” Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, Jul. 2012.
    Zelazotalk2012e.slides
  43. D. Zelazo, “Multi-agent Systems: Perspectives on Theory and Applications.” Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel, Mar. 2012.
  44. D. Zelazo, “Networked Dynamic Systems: Theory and Application for Aerospace Systems.” Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel, Mar. 2012.
  45. D. Zelazo, “Optimization as a tool for analysis: From dynamic negotiations to cluster synchronization.” Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan, Jan. 2012.
  46. D. Zelazo, “An Introduction to Multi-agent Systems.” University of Osaka, Osaka, Japan, Jan. 2012.
  47. D. Zelazo, “Optimization as a tool for analysis: From dynamic negotiations to cluster synchronization.” University of Miami, Miami, FL, Dec. 2011.
  48. D. Zelazo, “Edge-agreement: Graph-theoretic performance bounds and passivity analysis.” TÜ München, München, Germany, Aug. 2010.
  49. D. Zelazo, “Graph-theoretic Methods for the Analysis and Synthesis of Networked Dynamic Systems.” University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany, Oct. 2009.
  50. D. Zelazo, “Networked Dynamic Systems.” Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel, Mar. 2009.