Note: the first day of the workshop is in Price Center Ballroom A, the second day is in Powell-Focht Bioengineering Hall Fung Auditorium

FRIDAY: Price Center, Ballroom A

	Chair: Miroslav Krstic (UCSD)
9:00	Milenko Masic, UCSD Selection of Prestress for Optimal Dynamics and Control Performance of Tensegrity Structures
9:30	Michael Epstein, Caltech Market-based Control of Electrical Power Networks
10:00	Ying Huo, USC Modeling and Simulation of an Adaptive Fault Tolerant Flight Control System
10:30	Break
	Chair: Claire Tomlin (Stanford)
11:00	Rengrong Wang, USC Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for Cost Detectability in Unfalsified Control
11:30	Sangho Ko, UCSD Optimal Control for Linear Systems with State Equality Constraints
12:00	Lunch
	Chair: Andrew Teel (UCSB)
1:30	Jason Marden, UCLA Joint Strategy Fictitious Play with Inertia for Potential Games
2:00	Steven Waslander, Stanford A Cooperative Distributed Approach to Network Flow Optimization: Application to Air Traffic Control
2:30	Reza Olfati-Saber, UCLA Distributed Kalman Filter and Data Fusion for Sensor Networks
3:00	Break
	Chair: Panagiotis Christofides (UCLA)
3:30	Ricardo Sanfelice, UCSB Results on Convergence in Hybrid Systems via Detectability and an Invariance Principle
4:00	Coaching Cai, UCSB Converse Lyapunov Theorems for Hybrid Systems
4:30	Carmeliza Navasca, UCLA Local Stable Manifold for the Bidirectional Discrete-Time Dynamics

SATURDAY: Powell - Focht Bioengineering Hall, Fung Auditorium

	Chair: Petros Ioannou (USC)
9:00	James Riehl, UCSB Fractal Graph Optimization Algorithms
9:30	Robin Raffard, Stanford Some Numerical Methods for Optimization of Stochastic Differential Equations
10:00	Break
	Chair: Joao Hespanha (UCSB)
10:30	Marios Lestas, USC Global Stability Proof of Congestion Controller in Computer Networks
11:00	Wanwan Yang, Caltech Quorum Sensing and Signal Decay: Cell-Cell Communications in the Field
11:30	Zhipu Jin, Caltech State Estimation Using Multiple Description Coding Over Packet Dropping Links
12:00	Lunch
	Chair: Richard Murray (Caltech)
1:00	Makan Fardad, UCSB A Perturbation Approach to the H^2 Analysis of Spatially Periodic Systems
1:30	Daniel Choukroun, UCLA A General Optimal Non-linear Sequential Filter with an Application to Mode-Estimation for Jump-Linear Systems
2:00	Matthew Graham, UCSD Iterative Learning for Periodic Measurement Disturbance Cancellation with Application to Hard Disk Drives