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Workshop explores polynomial optimization techniques for understanding nonlinear dynamics, highlighting interdisciplinary connections.
This workshop focused on using computational tools of polynomial optimization to deduce information about nonlinear dynamical systems, including systems governed by ordinary or partial differential equations. This approach sits at the interface of various research areas, requiring combinations of applied nonlinear dynamics and control theory, polynomial optimization, real algebraic geometry, partial differential equations, and variational analysis. The workshop brought together researchers in these different areas to share recent advances and to build the connections required for further progress.
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