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This document provides information about the Spring School in Nonsmooth Analysis and Optimization taking place from April 15-20, 2019 in Morocco. It lists the speakers and organizing committee and provides abstracts for some of the courses to be offered, including topics like nonsmooth dynamical systems, non-smooth optimization applications in data science, optimization problems under probabilistic constraints, elements of nonsmooth analysis and applications, nonsmooth stabilization in control theory, and variational analysis and viscosity theory in optimal control and reachability. The objectives of the school are to introduce key concepts in nonsmooth analysis, provide tools for PhD work, and provide background for research in optimization.
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The Spring School of Non smooth Analysis and Optimization
This document provides information about the Spring School in Nonsmooth Analysis and Optimization taking place from April 15-20, 2019 in Morocco. It lists the speakers and organizing committee and provides abstracts for some of the courses to be offered, including topics like nonsmooth dynamical systems, non-smooth optimization applications in data science, optimization problems under probabilistic constraints, elements of nonsmooth analysis and applications, nonsmooth stabilization in control theory, and variational analysis and viscosity theory in optimal control and reachability. The objectives of the school are to introduce key concepts in nonsmooth analysis, provide tools for PhD work, and provide background for research in optimization.
This document provides information about the Spring School in Nonsmooth Analysis and Optimization taking place from April 15-20, 2019 in Morocco. It lists the speakers and organizing committee and provides abstracts for some of the courses to be offered, including topics like nonsmooth dynamical systems, non-smooth optimization applications in data science, optimization problems under probabilistic constraints, elements of nonsmooth analysis and applications, nonsmooth stabilization in control theory, and variational analysis and viscosity theory in optimal control and reachability. The objectives of the school are to introduce key concepts in nonsmooth analysis, provide tools for PhD work, and provide background for research in optimization.
ANALYSiS AND OPTIMIZATION '19 April 15 to 20 2019 www.fsr.ac.ma/ssnao19
Speakers Organizing committee
Samir Adly Abdellah Alla
Jalal Fadili Noha El Khattabi René Henrion Abderrahim Jourani Abderrahim Jourani Nadia Raissi Mustapha Serhani Soukaina Sabir Hasnaa Zidani Bouibrine Yousra Abdelmajid Ezzine Anass Karine Manale El Hamri Othman Cherkaoui Dekkaki
CONTACT: ssnao2019@gmail.com Presentation and Objectives :
The purpose of this spring school is to train Master/PhD students
and young mathematicians in several research areas pertaining to Nonsmooth Analysis and Optimization. The proposed courses will consist of basics underlying tools and methods of Nonsmooth Analysis and Optimization, as well as parts dealing with hot topics which are currently very active. The courses will also include several illustrations from real world applications in the form of Research Projects under the supervision of senior researchers involved in the school.
The school targets an audience with a background typically in, but
not limited to, applied mathematics, physics and engineering. Participation of young researchers and industry engineers, interested in getting exposed to the modern tools of applicable analysis, is very welcome. The objectives of the school are: Introduce the participants to the key concepts in Nonsmooth Analysis; Provide the students with the necessary tools to start their PhD work; Provide young researchers with sufficient knowledge and background to start their research in optimization. Foster interaction with a large number of mathematicians working in these areas and the school participants students. Pr. Samir Adly Laboratoire XLIM-DMI, Université de Limoges France
Nonsmooth dynamical systems and applications
Abstract : The aim of this course is to study a large class of
nonsmooth dynamical systems including: piecewise-linear systems, differential inclusions, Filippov inclusions, Linear Complementarity Systems, Evolution Variational Inequalities, Convex and nonconvex Moreau's sweeping Process with applications in mechanical systems and electrical circuits. The course will be organized as follows:
Tools from convex and nonsmooth analysis
Motivating examples in mechanics and electrical circuits Formulation of Nonsmooth Dynamical Systems Existence and Uniqueness results Numerical Schemes for solving Nonsmooth Dynamical Systems Introduction to the software SICONOS for the simulation of NDS Pr. Jalal Fadili Professeur à l’École Nationale Supérieure d’Ingénieurs de Caen (ENSICAEN) Groupe de Recherche en Informatique, Image, Automatique et Instrumentation de Caen (GREYC) Caen,, France.
Non-smooth optimization and applications in data science.
Abstract : This course will offer a deep tour into non-smooth
optimization (convex and non-convex), and its far-reaching implications to solve important problems in data science applications (inverse problems, signal and image processing, machine learning, statistics, etc.). The course will cover all necessary mathematical material from variational analysis, nonsmooth analysis, convex analysis, and operator splitting theory. The course will then build on these tools to construct provably convergent iterative algorithms to solve structured optimization problems. Concrete numerical illustrations will be given in inverse problems in signal/image processing and machine learning. Pr. René Henrion Weierstrass Institute for Applied Analysis and Stochastics Research group: Nonlinear Optimization and Inverse Problems Berlin, Germany
Optimization problems under probabilistic constraints.
Abstract : Many optimization problems - in particular those arising
in power production - are affected by random parameters (e.g., precipitation in hydro reservoir management, wind force or gas demand in a given network). Often, these parameters emerge in the inequality constraints defining the feasible region of decision variables. Then, it is appropriate to formulate so-called probabilistic constraints where a decision is declared to be feasible if the original random constraint is satisfied with a given probability (e.g., 90%). In this way one arrives at optimal decisions which are robust with respect to stochastic perturbations. The lecture provides an introduction to the theory (structural properties: continuity, differentiability, convexity, stability) and numerics (spheric-radial decomposition) of probabilistic constraints. It will be accompanied by applications to problems of power production and distribution. Pr. Abderrahim Jourani Université de Bourgogne UFR des Sciences et Techniques Institut de Mathématiques de Bourgogne Dijon - FRANCE
Elements of Nonsmooth Analysis and Applications.
Abstract : The purpose of this course is to give an overview over
the concepts of subdifferentials, normal and tangent cones and most of the important results on these topics. Examples of applicability of these concepts are considered, namely in Classical Analysis, Optimization and Optimal Control. The program will include Subdifferential calculus, Mean Value Theorem, Ekeland's Variational Principle, Metric regularity and controllability, Necessary Optimality Conditions in (static and dynamic) Optimization, Value Function, Minimal Time Function and Weak-Invariance. Pr. Mustapha Serhani Laboratoire Modélisation, Analyse et Contrôle des Systèmes
Université Moulay Ismail, Meknes, Maroc.
Stabilisation non lisse en théorie du contrôle
Abstract : A l’instar des systèmes dynamiques régis par des
équations différentielles, et où la stabilité est liée à l’existence d’une fonction de Lyapunov lisse qui décroit le long des trajectoires, dans la théorie du contrôle ces fonctions de Lyapunov jouent un rôle important dans la stabilisation des systèmes contrôlés. Pour stabiliser un système par un contrôle feedback, le minimum qu’on puisse supposer pour assurer l’existence d’une solution, est la continuité du feedback, mais il s’avère que plusieurs systèmes ne peuvent être stabilisés part des feedback continus. L’objectif de ce cours est d’introduire la stabilisation non lisse via les contrôles discontinus et les fonctions de Lyapunov contrôlées non lisse qui se basent sur les sous-gradients généralisés et les dérivées directionnelles. Pr. Hasnaa Zidani École Nationale Supérieure de Techniques Avancées Directrice adjointe de l'Unité de Mathématiques Appliquées ENSTA ParisTech France
Analyse variationnelle et théorie de la viscosité en commande
optimale et atteignabilité. Abstract : La théorie de contrôle optimal concerne la détermination des stratégies de commande pour des systèmes dynamiques (discrets ou continus), dans le but d'optimiser leurs performances et de les faire évoluer selon des objectifs bien définis (atteindre une cible, éviter des obstacles ou des observateurs, ...etc.). Ce domaine de recherche est né dans les années 60, motivé par la "course à l'espace" et la nécessité de développer une nouvelle théorie et de nouvelles méthodes de calcul pour la détermination des trajectoires de missions spatiales. Mais le champ a maintenant une portée beaucoup plus large qui englobe des applications où les modèles dynamiques décrivent des réacteurs chimiques (contrôle de processus), des véhicules (flux de trafic, gestion de l'énergie pour les moteurs hybrides), des éoliennes ou panneaux solaires (contrôle des systèmes d'alimentation, optimisation de la gestion d'énergie), ou des systèmes économiques (économétrie et économie des ressources). Les nouvelles applications provenant de technologies plus complexes apportent des défis importants dans le domaine du contrôle optimal et nécessitent de nouvelles approches à la fois théoriques et numériques. Parmi ces méthodes, on s'intéressera en particulier à l'approche dite de Hamilton-Jacobi (HJ). Cette approche permet d'identifier la fonction valeur, qui décrit la dépendance du coût minimum par rapport aux conditions initiales, comme la solution d'une équation aux dérivées partielles non-linéaire. La résolution de cette EDP donne à la fois le coût minimum et le contrôle optimal dans une forme "feedback" adaptée à de nombreuses applications en ingénierie. De plus, cette approche est particulièrement intéressante pour la planification de trajectoires et permet d'obtenir les solutions optimales globales même lorsque le problème n'est pas convexe. L'objectif du cours est d'analyser une approche mathématique et numérique permettant de donner un formalisme unifié pour différents problèmes d'atteignabilité (planification de trajectoires avec ou sans obstacles, cibles mouvantes, évaluation du risque de collision) ou de commande optimale (temps minimal, chemin optimal). Ces résultats seront traités dans un cadre général d'inéquations variationnelles et d'analyse non lisse.
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