Fredrik Bagge Carlson
I received my MSc and PhD 2019 from the Dept. Automatic Control in Lund, Sweden, working within the fields of control, machine learning and robotics. I have since spent a year with the Acoustic Research Laboratory at NUS and subsequently made the transition to industry, working with dynamic modeling, control and programming-language design in a robotics context. I am now working with JuliaHub on software tools for acausal modeling, simulation, optimization and control in the Julia programming language.
Session
Computer algorithms interacting with the physical world around them give rise to what is referred to as a sampled-data system, a system with both parts that evolve continuously in time and processes that have a discrete time evolution. In this talk, we detail a new tool for modeling and simulation of such systems.