Fifteenth International Symposium on
Mathematical Theory of Networks and Systems
University of Notre Dame, August 12-16, 2002

MTNS is a prime conference in the general area of mathematical systems theory. The symposium is interdisciplinary and attracts mathematicians, engineers and researchers working in any aspect of systems theory.
MTNS 2002 will be held on the campus of the University of Notre Dame from Monday August 12 through Friday August 16, 2002.
The symposium program will include plenary lectures, special topic invited lectures, mini-symposia, mini-courses, special topic sessions and contributed papers.
MTNS is usually organized every two years and traditionally covers areas involving a wide range of research directions in mathematical systems, networks and control theory.


Photo Album from Conference:


Schedule of Sessions and Talks:

Overview for Time of Sessions and Invited Talks.

Alphabetic Listing of Talks by Authors


Final Program and Electronic Proceedings:

Final Program. (Full version, 100 pages, 1.43M)

Final Program. (Short version, 34 pages, 0.22M)

Electronic Proceedings in pdf format. (Size of file is 0.46M)


Workshop on Open Problems in Systems Theory.

Book of Open problems presented at MTNS 2002. (Size of file is 0.97M)


IMA Conference Volume:

"Mathematical Systems Theory in Biology, Communications, Computation, and Finance".

The volume will appear in spring of 2003. Table of Contents.


Report on the Panel Discussion on

"Future Directions of Research and Teaching in Mathematical Control and Systems Theory",

which was held on August 14, 2002.


Location of Events:

The MTNS symposium will be held in De Bartolo Hall. See the campus map. The visitor parking is available in either red square on the map. Welcoming Reception on Sunday August 11, 2002 and Registration will be held in the Conference Center located in the building CCE on the map.


List of Research Topics
Adaptive Control,  Algebraic Systems Theory,   Applications of Algebraic and Differential Geometry in Systems Theory,   Aerospace and Avionic Systems,   Artificial Intelligence,   Biological Systems,   Cellular Automata,   Coding Theory,   Communication Systems,   Computational Control,   Computer Networks,   Control issues in Finance,   Control of Distributed Parameter Systems,   Delay Systems,   Discrete Event Systems,   Feedback Control Systems,   Hybrid Systems,   Information Theory,   Infinite Dimensional Systems Theory,   Intelligent Control,   Internet Control,   Linear Systems,   Mathematical Theory of Networks and Circuits,   Mechanical Systems,   Multidimensional Systems,   Multivariable and Large Scale Systems,   Neural Networks,   Nonlinear Filtering and Estimation,   Nonlinear Systems and Control,   Numerical and Symbolic Computations in Systems Theory,   Operator Theoretic Methods in Systems Theory,   Optimal Control,   Optimization : Theory and Algorithms,   Process Control,   Quantum Information Theory,   Quantum Control,   Robotics,   Robust and H-Infinity Control,   Signal Processing,   Stability,   Stochastic Control and Estimation,   Stochastic Modeling and Stochastic Systems Theory,   Symbolic Dynamics,   System Identification,   Systems on Graphs,   Transportation Systems,   VLSI Design,   Wavelets.
Call for Papers:
Previously unpublished papers will be reviewed on the basis of an extended summary (not exceeding six pages) of sufficient detail to permit reasonable evaluation. At this point only electronic submissions in pdf or postscript format will be accepted. Submissions are done via web-interface. Deadline is December 4, 2001.

Call for Special Topic Sessions:
A session consists of 4-6 papers covering different aspects of some research area. A proposal for a session consists of a four page description of the session and a one-page description for each paper to be presented. Submissions are done via web-interface. Deadline is December 4, 2001.



calander.gif IMPORTANT DATES

Electronic paper submission: December 4, 2001
Electronic submission of a session proposals: December 4, 2001
Acceptance notification : February 15, 2002
Full paper (for CD-ROM) and abstract in electronic form: May 15, 2002
Early Registration Date: June 15, 2002
Conference Dates: August 12-16, 2002

Financial Support is acknowledged from:

Conference links of interest to MTNS participants:

MTNS 2004 in Leuven, Belgium, July 5-9, 2004.

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Further information from:
Joachim Rosenthal,
Department of Mathematics
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame, Indiana 46556-4618
Phone:
(574) 631-8370

Email: mtns@nd.edu


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