Titlebook: Control of Cyber-Physical Systems; Workshop held at Joh Danielle C. Tarraf Book 2013 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2013 Con

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-34819-9er-physical systems. As an illustration, it discusses synthesizing an algorithm for robust, global, almost sure synchronization of a large number of agents evolving on a circle under all-to-all communication. The robustness includes achieving near synchronization even in the presence of adversarial

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Verhandeln liegt in unseren Genen,. Various types of microrobots have been developed in recent years for applications related to collaborative motion such as, sensor networks, exploration and search-rescue in hazardous environments and medical drug delivery. However, control algorithms for these prototypes are very limited. Our new

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Verhandlungsstrategien in Krisenzeiten,ith simple periodic behavior; the units move back and forth along fixed tracks. The system-level objective is to transport entities from some input port to an output port when each entity has its own target output port, deadline, and end-to-end QoS constraints. Entities ride on the mobile units to p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-34857-1phasis include security tools such as anti-virus software and Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS). This reactive approach to security is effective against novice adversaries (i.e. script kiddies) because they typically use off-the-shelf tools and popular techniques to conduct their attacks. In contras

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Barrierefreiheit und Brandschutz,red by an adversary making partial noisy measurements of the state. Control sequences are designed to drive the system to a specified terminal state while minimizing a quadratic cost and satisfying bounds on the information available to the adversary. The resulting optimization problems are shown to

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35425-1 attacks. Detecting and mitigating such attacks in a resource-efficient manner requires the network to identify the components under attack and adapt its response based on the observed network performance and attack impact. In this paper, we present our ongoing work on a passivity-based, control-the

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