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  • Modeling, analysis, and control of interdependent networks 
    Zhang, Jianan, Ph. D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2018)
    The integrations of communication and physical networks facilitate network monitoring, operation and control, advancing the development of Internet of Things, smart power grids, and other cyber-physical systems. In these ...
  • Design, optimization, and performance of an adaptable aircraft manufacturing architecture 
    Tao, Tony S. (Tony Shuo) (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2018)
    The cost and time required to develop aircraft have grown strongly over time, to the point where aircraft have become prohibitively expensive and are outpaced by ever-evolving mission needs. To address this problem, this ...
  • Viscosity stabilized adjoint method for unsteady compressible Navier-Stokes equations 
    Talnikar, Chaitanya Anil (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2018)
    Design optimization methods are a popular tool in computational fluid dynamics for designing components or finalizing the flow parameters of a system. The adjoint method accelerates the design process by providing gradients ...
  • Decentralized teaching and learning in cooperative multiagent systems 
    Omidshafiei, Shayegan (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2018)
    Cooperative multiagent decision making is a ubiquitous problem with many real-world applications, including organization of driverless car fleets [1, 2], target surveillance [3], and warehouse automation [4-6]. The unifying ...
  • Network optimization in adversarial environments 
    Liang, Qingkai (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2018)
    Stochastic models have been dominant in network optimization theory for over two decades, due to their analytical tractability. However, an increasing number of real-world networked systems exhibit complex behaviors that ...
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