Tzvetan Ivanov
Short CV: Dr. Tzvetan Ivanov was born in Gabrovo, Bulgaria, in 1981. He obtained the engineering degree
Diplom-Ingenieur Univ. from the Technical University in Munich (Germany) in 2007, and the degree Docteur en sciences de l'ingénieur from the Université Catholique de Louvain (Belgium) in 2011.
His
research interests include signal processing, information theory, communication theory, system identification and modelling of dynamical systems.
Table of Contents
Journal Articles
[1] Ivanov, T.; Anderson, B. D. O.; Absil, P. A.; Gevers, M.: New Relations between Norms of System Transfer Functions. In: Systems & Control Letters, vol. 60, March 2011, pp. 151-155.
Conference Articles
[6] Ivanov, T.; Anderson, B. D. O.; Absil, P. A.; Gevers, M.: Information Inequality for Estimation of Transfer Functions: Main Results. In: Proceedings of the 18th IFAC World Congress, August 2011, pp. 9959-9965.
[5] T. Ivanov, B. Cs. Csáji. Reproducing Kernels Preserving Algebraic Structure: A Duality Approach, CD-ROM, MTNS 2010, Budapest, Hungary, July 2010.
[4] T. Ivanov, P.-A. Absil and M. Gevers. The information inequality for function spaces given a singular information matrix, CD-ROM, MTNS 2010, Budapest, Hungary, pp. 43-50, July 2010.
[3] T. Ivanov and M. Gevers. Parametrization invariant covariance quantification in identification of transfer functions for linear systems. In 48th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, pages 1544-1550, December 2009.
[2] T. Ivanov, B.D.O. Anderson, P.-A. Absil, and Michel Gevers. Using H-two norm to bound H-infinity norm from above on Real Rational Modules. In Proc. of European Control Conference CD-ROM, pages 2259-2264, 2009.
[1] T. Ivanov, P.-A. Absil, B.D.O. Anderson, and M. Gevers. Application of real rational modules in system identification. In 47th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, pages 111-116, 2008.
Presentations
[5] T. Ivanov, P.-A. Absil, B. D.O. Anderson, M. Gevers, The Information Inequality on Function Spaces given a Singular Information Matrix, 19th MTNS Conference on Networks and Systems, Budapest (Hungary), August 2010
[4] T. Ivanov, B. Cs. Csáji, Reproducing Kernels Preserving Algebraic Structure: A Duality Approach, 19th MTNS Conference on Networks and Systems, Budapest (Hungary), August 2010
[3] T. Ivanov, P.-A. Absil, B. D.O. Anderson, M. Gevers, Using H2-norm to bound Hinfty-norm from above on Real Rational Modules, ECC'09, Budapest (Hungary), August 2009
[2] T. Ivanov, P.-A. Absil, B. D.O. Anderson, M. Gevers, Motivation of Real Rational Modules in System Identification, 17th ERNSI Workshop, Sigtuna (Sweden), October 2008
[1] T. Ivanov, Studying the Properties of Unimodular Maps and Interconnected Behaviors by means of Galois Connections, 27th Benelux Meeting, Heeze (Netherlands), March 2008
co-authored
[2] Delvenne, J.-C., Ivanov, T.: A Characterisation of Solution Sets of LTI Differential Equations. In: Proceedings of the 48th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, December 2009, pp. 4288-4291.), Shanghai, China, 2009.
[1] Dietrich F.A.; Ivanov, T.; Utschick W.: Estimation of Channel and Noise Correlations for MIMO Channel Estimation. In: Proceedings of the Int. ITG/IEEE Workshop on Smart Antennas, March 2006.
Balázs Csanád Csáji
We collaborate on an algebraic approach towards reproducing kernels. His research interest include: Computer Science (Statistical Machine Learning, Resource Allocation Problems), Mathematics (Control Theory, Stochastic Processes, Approximation Theory), and Philosophy (Philosophy of Science, Foundations of Mathematics, Logic).
Brian D. O. Anderson
His research interests have included many contributions in the area of circuits, signal processing and control, and currently his work focuses on distributed control of multiagent systems, sensor network localization, adaptive and nonlinear control. To this date he has written 10 books and over 800 papers. Due to the resulting lack of time he speaks only 5 languages among them German, French, Japanese and Spanish.
Jan C. Willems
The inventor of the behavioral approach towards dynamical systems. An approach that is not based on the input output paradigm and studies properties of the solution set of various types of equations (ODEs, PDEs, etc.) in an intrisic and thus representation free manner. His home page provides enough slides and lecture notes on this rich circle of ideas to educate yourself. He's the one that got me interested into Control.
Jean-Charles Delvenne
We collaborate on characterizations for behaviors. His research interest include: Markov chains, Large Graphs, Information and Control Theory, Distributed Systems and Control, Decidability, Turing Universality.
Michel Gevers
My Ph.D. Supervisor. His Ph.D. Supervisor was Thomas Kailath. The home page offers detailed information about his research on system identification, multivariable systems, adaptive and robust control, identification for robust control as well as the numerous projects that he is involved in. He's also author of several books among them Parametrizations in Control, Estimation and Filtering Problems.
Paul A. Fuhrmann
Fuhrmann's book A Polynomial Approach to Linear Algebra is fundamentaly different from other algebra books around. This is due to his constant endeavor to motivate abstract constructions using the language of system theory. Behind the link are many interesting papers regarding his major interests in Algebraic System Theory, Behaviors, Observer Theory and Functional Models.
Pierre-Antoine Absil
My second Ph.D. Supervisor. His research interests include numerics on manifolds, numerical optimization, dynamical systems, automatic control and time series analysis. The page offers publications as well as selected talks. He's author of the book Optimization Algorithms on Matrix Manifolds which develops the theory of manifolds with strong emphasis on computational aspects.
Wolfgang Utschick
Head of the Associate Institute for Signal Processing at the Technical University in Munich. I remember how his vivid and inspiring lectures merged signal processing, numerical linear algebra and probability theory, putting us students on the frontier of current research.
2010 September, Cambridge (United Kingdom), 19th ERNSI Workshop on System Identification
2010 July, Budapest (Hungary), 19th MTNS Conference on Networks and Systems
2009 December, Shanghai (China), 48th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control
2009 September, Stift Vorau (Austria), 18th ERNSI Workshop on System Identification
2008 Dezember, Cancun (Mexico), 47th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control
2008 October, Sigtuna (Sweden), 17th ERNSI Workshop on System Identification
2008 March, Heeze (The Netherlands), 27th Benelux Meeting on Systems and Control
2007 October, San Servolo (Italy), 16th ERNSI Workshop on System Identification
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this website is Tzvetan Ivanov
(tzvetan.ivanov@uclouvain.be).
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