SWIM 2023

Summer Workshop on Interval Methods 2023

27-29 June 2023

Angers, France

https://swim2023.sciencesconf.org/

The 2023 Summer Workshop on Interval Methods (SWIM) is organized by

the Dynamic System and Optimization (DSO) team of LARIS, in

collaboration with the CNRS GDR MACS.

It takes place this year on June 27, 28 and 29, 2023 at Polytech

Angers.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Location: Angers - Polytech Angers | 62 avenue Notre Dame du Lac.

Dates: June 27, 28 and 29, 2023.

Registration and contribution deadline: June 8, 2023.

Language: presentation support in English, presentation and

discussions in French or English depending on the audience.

Meals:

* Lunches and coffee breaks are covered by the organization.

  Thanks to University of Angers, GDR MACS, LARIS, and SFR Math-STIC;

* Dinners of June 27 and 28 remains the responsibility of the

  participant.

SCOPE AND TOPICS

SWIM aims at gathering researchers working on/with interval methods

and their applications. The goal is to review the state-of-the-art

in this field. Contributions can be for example in the domain of

* Verification and Validation

* Robust and Nonlinear Control Systems

* State Estimation

* Interval Observer Design

* Parameter Identification

* Fault Detection and Diagnosis, Fault Tolerant Systems

* Stability, Reachability, Observability

* Reliable Software Design

* Robotics

* Mathematics

* Verified Solution of Algebraic and Dynamic System Models

* Verified Numerics and Scientific Computing

* Linear Algebra

and any other applications of interval methods, verified numerics,

and other related set-membership techniques (e.g., affine

arithmetics, polytopes, etc).

ATTENDANCE AND CONTRIBUTIONS

As in previous years, these days will mainly consist of the

presentations by guest researchers and oral presentations selected

from the submitted contributions (~20 minutes), based on submission

of an abstract of one to two double column pages in English in pdf

format.

Nicolas Delanoue, Sebastien Lagrange, Remy Guyonneau,

Marie-Francoise Gerard, and Franck Mercier

CONTACT: nicolas.delanoue@univ-angers.fr