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The Hamilton Institute is a multi-disciplinary research centre established at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth in November 2001. The Institute seeks to provide a bridge between m...
Speaker: Dr. S. Sergeev Abstract: It is well known that the sequence of max-algebraic powers of irreducible nonnegative matrices is ultimate...
Speaker: Prof. L. Rizzo Abstract: In this talk I will give a survey of solutions and tools that we have developed in recent years to achieve...
Speaker: C. Lancia Abstract: Consider the arrival process defined by t_i=i + \xi_i, where \xi_i are i.i.d random variables. First introduced...
Speaker: Dr. M. Dohler Abstract: The unprecedented communication paradigm of machine-to-machine (M2M), facilitating 24/7 ultra-reliable conn...
Speaker: Prof. R. Vinter Abstract: Estimates on the distance of a nominal state trajectory from the set of state trajectories that are confi...
Speaker: Prof. L. Tassiulas Abstract: Increased replication of information is observed in modern wireless networks either in pre-planned con...
Speaker: Prof. P. van den Driessche Abstract: The World Health Organization estimates that there are 3 to 5 million cholera cases per year w...
Speaker: Prof. A. Banchs Abstract: Distributed Opportunistic Scheduling (DOS) techniques have been recently proposed to improve the throughp...
Speaker: Dr. M. Fiore Abstract: Vehicular networks are large scale communication systems that exploit wireless technologies to interconnect...
Speaker: Dr. T. Weber Abstract: Inter-cellular variability in the duration of the cell cycle is a well documented phenomena which has been i...
Speaker: Prof. B. Hanzon Abstract: Exponential Polynomial Trigonometric (EPT) functions are being considered as probability density function...
Speaker: Dr. F. Gringoli Abstract: Experimenting in the field is a key activity for the evolution of the modern Internet: this is especially...
Speaker: Dr. M. A. Chaudry Abstract: Network coding has gained significant interest from the research community since the first paper by Als...
Speaker: Dr. B. Radunović Abstract: Consider a distributed system that consists of a coordinator node connected to multiple sites. Items fro...
Speaker: Dr. C. Cano Abstract: Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are networks formed by highly constrained devices that communicate measured e...
Speaker: S. Han Abstract: A cyber-physical system (CPS) is a system featuring a tight combination of, and coordination between, the system's...
Speaker: C. Lancia Abstract: The cutoff phenomenon is the abrupt convergence to stationarity of a Markov chain. It is characterized by a nar...
Speaker: Prof. P. Thiran Abstract: An increasingly larger number of applications require networks to perform decentralized computations over...
Speaker: Prof. J. J. Hunter Abstract: In a finite m-state irreducible Markov chain with stationary probabilities {\pi_i} and mean first pass...
Speaker: Prof. S. O'Brien Abstract: In the context of the Macsi industrial mathematics group, we look at the types of problems which have ar...
Speaker: Martin Charlton Abstract: Geographically Weighted Regression is a technique for exploratory spatial data analysis. In "normal" regr...
Speaker: Dr. A. Hackett Abstract: A cascade or avalanche is observed when interactions between the components of a system allow an initially...
Speaker: Dr. X. Li Abstract: Node mobility is often a hindering factor of the networking process in wireless ad hoc networks. In this talk,...
Speaker: Prof. L. Leskelä Abstract: Juggler's exclusion process describes a system of particles on the positive integers where particles dr...
Speaker: Dr. A. Pozdnoukhov Abstract: Communication technologies with their very high penetration into society can serve as particularly ric...
Speaker: Prof. A. Berman Abstract: In this paper a general notion of common diagonal Lyapunov matrix is formulated for a collection of n×n m...
Speaker: Prof. S. Kirkland Abstract: A square matrix T is called stochastic if its entries are nonnegative and its row sums are all equal to...
Speaker: Dr. H. Šmigoc Abstract: The question of which lists of complex numbers are the spectra of nonnegative matrices, is known as the non...
Speaker: Prof. K.-H. Förster Abstract: In this talk following topics will be discussed: - The Numerical Range of Operators in Banach Spaces....
Speaker: Prof. P. Colaneri Abstract: In this paper the discretisation of switched and non-switched linear positive systems using Padé approx...
Speaker: Prof. T. Laffey Abstract: Let σ = (λ_1,...,λ_n) be a list of complex numbers which we aim to realize constructively as the spectrum...
Speaker: Prof. R. Loewy Abstract: Let K be a proper (i.e., closed, pointed, full and convex) cone in R^n. We consider A∈R^(n×n) which is K-p...
Speaker: Prof. S. Friedland Abstract: In this talk we will discuss a number of generalizations of results on nonnegative matrices to nonnega...
Speaker: Prof. G. Bianchi Abstract: In this talk we address the following question: What is the minimum theoretical delay performance achiev...
Speaker: Prof. J. Leonard Abstract: This talk will have two parts. In part one, we will review recent progress in mobile robotics, focusing...
Speaker: Dr. T. Röfer Abstract: Building the software for a competitive robot soccer team is a challenging task. The robots have to perceive...
Speaker: C. Walz Abstract: A first introduction to R.
Speaker: Dr. V. Lazzarini Abstract: Non-linear distortion methods form a set of elegant and computationally economic methods of synthesis an...
Speaker: Dr. J. Petravic Abstract: In HIV dynamics models, it is commonly assumed that HIV-infected cells all have the same viral production...
Speaker: Dr. Y. Setty Abstract: In recent years, we have used software engineering tools to develop reactive models to simulate and analyze...
Speaker: Dr. I. Radusch Abstract: Future drivers and vehicles will benefit from upcoming integrated communication devices three-fold. Commun...
Speaker: Dr. J. Wenus Abstract: Microscopy of living cells is heavily employed in biomedicine to understand the mechanisms of disease progre...
Speaker: Dr. S. Dey Abstract: In this talk, we consider a wideband spectrum sharing system where a secondary user can share a number of orth...
Speaker: Dr. H. Touchette Abstract: The theory of large deviations, initiated by Cramer in the 1930s and later developed by Donsker and Vara...
Speaker: Dr. C. Bordenave Abstract: Consider N queues with non-homogeneous packet arrivals. The queues share a common communication channel....
Speaker: Prof. M. E. Valcher Abstract: Abstract: Positive switched systems typically arise to cope with two distinct modeling needs. On the...
Speaker: Prof. C. Seoighe Abstract: We describe a phylogenetic model of protein-coding sequence evolution that includes environmental variab...
Speaker: Dr. C. Molina-París Abstract: T cells are specialised white blood cells that protect the body from infection and are also able to k...
Speaker: Dr. R. Clement Abstract: Neural responses are often generated by the physical movement of an object or a limb. Each such set of res...
Speaker: Dr. N. Pettit Abstract: As part of a wider improvement initiative across all parts of our value chain, Danfoss, in 2007, launched a...