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CurriculumVitae
PRAMODP.KHARGONEKAREducation Ph. D. – Electrical Engineering, University of Florida, August 1981
DissertationAdvisor:ProfessorR.E.Kalman M.S.–Mathematics,UniversityofFlorida,December1980 B.Tech.–ElectricalEngineering,IndianInstituteofTechnology,Bombay,
India,June1977MainFieldsofInterest
SystemsandControlTheoryandApplications,SmartGridandRenewableEnergy,NeuralControlEngineering,EngineeringEducationandResearch,TechnologyandSociety
CurrentandPreviousPositions
1. ViceChancellorforResearch
UniversityofCalifornia,IrvineJune2016-now
2. DistinguishedProfessorofElectricalEngineeringandComputerScienceUniversityofCalifornia,IrvineJanuary2017-now
3. AssistantDirectorforEngineeringNationalScienceFoundationMarch2013–June2016
4. DeputyDirectorforTechnologyAdvancedResearchProjectsAgency–Energy(ARPA-E)U.S.DepartmentofEnergySeptember2012–February2013
5. EckisProfessorofElectrical&ComputerEngineering UniversityofFlorida July2001–June20166. Dean,CollegeofEngineering
UniversityofFloridaJuly2001–July2009
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5. Chair,Dept.ofElectricalEngineeringandComputerScience TheUniversityofMichigan October1997–June20016. ClaudeE.ShannonProfessorofEngineeringScience TheUniversityofMichigan September2000–June20017. AssociateChair,Dept.ofElectricalEngineeringandComputerScience TheUniversityofMichigan September1995–September19978. Director AFOSR/ARPAMURIResearchCenteronIntelligentElectronicsManufacturing:
ModelingandControlofPlasmaProcessing TheUniversityofMichigan September1995–June20019. Professor,Dept.ofElectricalEngineeringandComputerScience TheUniversityofMichigan September1989–June200110. Professor,Dept.ofElectricalEngineering UniversityofMinnesota September1988–August198911. AssociateProfessor,Dept.ofElectricalEngineering UniversityofMinnesota August1984–September198812. AssistantProfessor,Dept.ofElectricalEngineering UniversityofFlorida August1981–August1984
Personal
BornonAugust24,1956inIndore,IndiaMarriedwithtwochildrenNaturalizedUSCitizen,2000
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MajorLeadershipExperiencesandAccomplishments
AssistantDirector,NationalScienceFoundation: IheldthispositionsinceMarch2013. Inthisposition,IledtheDirectorateofEngineering(ENG)withanannualbudgetthatexceeds$950M. Iwasalsoamemberof thesenior leadershipteamatNSFresponsible forsettingresearch priorities, multi-disciplinary collaborations, policies, and processes. We havestronglypromotedcollaborationswithinNSF(BIO,CISE,EHR,GEO,MPS,SBEDirectorates)on multidisciplinary research across science and engineering. We have also developedcollaborationsoneducation,broadeningparticipation,andbroaderimpacts.Research: I have participated in and provided leadership for many NSF wide and multi-directorateinitiatives:
• INFEWS:InnovationsandNexusofFood,Energy,andWaterSystems• RiskandResilience–CriticalResilientInterdependentInfrastructureSystemsand
Processes(CRISP)• Understanding the Brain and Brain Research through Advancing Innovative
Neurotechnologies(BRAIN)• NationalNanotechnologyCoordinatedInfrastructure(NNCI)• Advanced Manufacturing: Cyber-manufacturing, Nano-manufacturing, and
CellularBio-manufacturing• Two-DimensionalAtomic-layerResearchandEngineering(2-DARE)• NaturalHazardsEngineeringResearchandInfrastructure(NHERI)• SmartandConnectedCommunities• SmartServiceSystems• EngineeringBiology• Germination of Research Ideas for Large Opportunities and Critical Societal
Needs(GERMINATION)
EducationandWorkforce:WehavepromotedeffortstoaddressSTEMeducationissuesatall levels. A new initiative called Professional Formation of Engineers – RevolutionizingEngineeringDepartments(RED)waslaunchedincollaborationwithComputer,InformationScienceandEngineeringandEducationandHumanResourcesDirectorates.Inparticular,alarge emphasis is on dealing with the issue of under-representation by women andminorities in engineering by strongly focusing on inclusion as the key strategy. I haveparticipatedinthedevelopmentofNSFwideinitiativeaimedataddressingthis issue:NSFINCLUDES– Inclusionacross theNationofCommunitiesof LearnersofUnderrepresentedDiscoverersinEngineeringandScience.Innovation:Wehavemadeverystrongeffortsinstrengtheningthenation’sinnovationeco-systemthrough“Lab-to-Market”initiatives.Akeyfocusisonpursuinganaggressivevisionthat seeks to achieve national scaling of the NSF Innovation Corps (I-Corps) program via
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collaborations with other Federal agencies, national labs, and states. We have alsoparticipated in and supported the Exploring Innovation Frontiers Initiative (EIFI) with theCouncilonCompetitiveness.WehavealsoforgedcollaborationswithotherFederalagencies(DoD,DoE,NIST,USDA)andworkedcloselywithWhiteHouseOfficeofScienceandTechnologyPolicy(OSTP)ontopicsof mutual interest, e.g, advanced manufacturing, energy-food-water, 2-dimensionalmaterials, engineering biology, big data in cyber-physical systems, and the Makermovement.Throughestablishingnewresearchinitiativesandstrengthencoreprograms,budgetfortheEngineering Directorate has increased by almost $100M during my tenure. In terms ofmanagement, we have achieved several successes in increasing the quality, efficiency,transparency and accountability of our various business processes.We have successfullyrecruitedexcellentwomenandunder-representedminorityleaderstohighlyvisiblerolesinthe Engineering Directorate. As a result of our focus on team building, the EngineeringDirectorate ranked among the top 10% among mid-size federal agencies in terms ofemployeesatisfactionin2015.
Deputy Assistant Director, Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy (ARPA-E),DepartmentofEnergy:IservedinthisrolefromSeptember2012toMarch2013.Althoughmy tenure was quite brief, I worked with the team of program directors at ARPA-E toformulateandlaunchnewprogramsinmetalsmanufacturing(A-TEME),safebatteriesandelectricvehicles(RANGE),andmethanotrophicorganismsforfuels(REMOTE).Dean of Engineering at the University of Florida: The College of Engineering at theUniversity of Florida has approximately 5000 undergraduate students, 2500 graduatestudents,280 faculty, and totalexpendituresof$150M.Soonafter taking thisposition in2001, Iworkedcloselywith the facultyandseniorUF leadership todevelopanambitiousstrategicplanaimedatelevatingtheCollegeofEngineeringtobeamongthetop20public&privateengineeringcollegesinthenation.DuringmytermasDean,wemadesubstantialprogress towards this goal with a significant rise in the national rankings - the USNWRgraduate program ranking moved up to 25 (15 among public universities) from 35 (20amongpublicuniversities).
• Major Programmatic Initiatives: Below are some of the highlights of programmaticinitiatives.
ü BiomedicalEngineeringDepartment:Throughnumeroussubstantivediscussionswithallsegmentsoffaculty,wesecurednearunanimousapprovalfromthefacultytostartanewDepartmentofBiomedicalEngineeringwhichwasformallycreatedinJuly2002.AnewinterdisciplinaryBiomedicalSciencesBuilding,incollaborationwiththeCollegeofMedicine, tohouse theBMEDepartment,was completed in 2009.We secureda$10M naming gift for this department which, (after 1:1 match from the State ofFlorida,)createda$22MendowmentfortheBMEDepartment.
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ü Nano-scienceInstituteforMedicalandEngineeringTechnologies(NIMET):CollegeofEngineering partneredwith the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and theHealthScience Center Colleges to create the Nano-science Institute for Medical andEngineeringTechnologies(NIMET).Anewbuildingforthiswascompletedandishometoastate-of-the-artmulti-userlaboratoryfacilityforresearchintonano-scalescienceforbiomedicalandengineeringapplications.
ü Sustainability –Energy andWater: In collaborationwith the Institute for Food andAgriculture Sciences, Florida Institute for Sustainable Energywas created.WewerealsoamajorpartnerintheUFWaterInstitutewhichfocusesonavarietyofpressingresearchissuesrelatingtowateruse,quality,conservation,etc.
ü HighPerformanceComputing:WealsocollaboratedwithseveralothercollegesinthecreationofHighPerformanceComputinginfrastructureandresearchcollaborations.
ü Creation of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department: A majororganizational transformation was the merger of the Department of MechanicalEngineering with the Department of Aerospace Engineering, Mechanics, andEngineering Sciences to create a new Department of Mechanical and AerospaceEngineering.
• Research and Graduate Education: During my tenure as Dean, the total research
expenditures (external + internal) in the College grew from about $65M tomorethan $109M. In education, the number of PhD’s graduated per year jumpeddramatically from95 to189.Weranked in the top10nationally in thenumberofPhD’sgraduatedandinthetop15inthenumberofPhD’sperfacultymemberperyear.Thequalityofgraduate studentshas improved steadilyasmeasuredbyGPAand test scores. Strong research and educational collaborations have beendevelopedwithHealthScienceCenterColleges,CollegeofLiberalArtsandSciences,Institute for Food and Agricultural Sciences, Fine Arts, Business and Law. Amajornew initiative aimed at providing complete Masters’ degrees through distanceeducationwaslaunchedsuccessfully.
• Technology Transfer and Industrial Collaboration: We developed a comprehensiveintellectual property agreement with Harris Corp. After three years of sustainedefforts, the University of Florida joined the University of Central Florida and theUniversityofSouthFlorida,asa fullpartner intheFloridaHighTechCorridor.ThisorganizationallowsfacultyattheUniversityofFloridatoworkwithcompaniesinthecentralFloridaregiontoadvancethetechnologicalandeconomicbaseofthestateofFlorida.
• Undergraduate Education and Students: Several departmentsmademajor revisions to
the undergraduate curricula. We institutionalized a minority student mentoringprogram for incoming freshmen called StepUp. This six week residential programwasinitiallydevelopedundertheNSFSUCCEEDCoalition.WealsodevelopedanewoneweekEngineeringFreshmenTransitionProgram(EFTP)tohelpallfreshmengetoff toa fast start in theirundergraduateeducation.Astudentadvisorycommittee
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was formed to create a platform for monthly discussion of issues students werefacing. During my term as Dean, we also successfully received a full six yearaccreditationofourundergraduateprograms.
• Inclusion andDiversity:We placed a very strong and consistent emphasis on inclusion
anddiversityprogramsaimedatimprovingrepresentationofwomenandminoritiesinstudentbodyaswellasonfacultyandstaff.Severalprograms,suchasGatorTrax,havebeen implementedtofocusonoutreachtomiddleandhighschoolsstudentsandteacherstoincreaseinterestinscience,mathematics,andengineering.CollegeisatopproducerofHispanicundergraduateengineersinthenation.TheclimateforwomenandminorityfacultyintheCollegeimprovedsteadilywithseveralindividualsin key leadership positions. Among the faculty, the number of women increasedfrom 20 to 30 and Hispanics from 4 to 10 (from 2002 to 2008). The number ofAfrican-American faculty increased very modestly as new hires has largely offsetthosewholeft.Wealsoinstitutednewmentoringprogramsforwomenandminorityfacultymembers.
• Faculty:Werecruitedmorethan90excellentnewfacultymembersfromtopuniversities.
Anewfullyearorientationprogramfornewfacultywasput inplace. In2002,weimplementedanewthirdyearmid-termreviewforassistantprofessorsontenure-trackwiththeaimofprovidingconcreteandconstructivefeedbacktowardssuccessin the final tenure and promotion review. Shared governance was significantlyenhanced by a refresh of the College constitution by a faculty committee. Inaddition,facultyandstaffcommitteeadvicewassoughtindealingwithbudgetcutsduringthefinancialcrisis.
• FundRaising:Thecollegeendowmenttripledrisingfrom$24Min2001to$72Min2007.
Thesingle largestprivategift Ihavebeen involved inobtainingwasa$10Mgifttoname the Department of Biomedical Engineering as J. Crayton Pruitt and FamilyDepartment of Biomedical Engineering. With matching funds from the State ofFlorida, it created a $20Mendowment for the BMEDepartment.We raisedmorethan$40MtowardsthenewcapitalcampaignthatstartedinSeptember2007.
Chair,DepartmentofElectricalEngineeringandComputerScience,UniversityofMichigan:I led a department with more than 1200 undergraduate, 600 graduate students, 90 facultymembers,andatotalbudgetof$50M.DuringmytenureasChair,wewereabletosecureanNSEEngineeringResearchCenteronWireless IntegratedMicrosystems.AttheCollege level, Iparticipated inplanningefforts foranewcapitalcampaign.Mybiggestchallengewastodealwiththeexplodingstudentenrollmentsincomputerscienceandengineeringinanerawhenitwas a challenge to retain faculty who were being lured away by the booming internetrevolution. Iwasable tosecureeightnewfacultypositions forcomputerscience. Ialso ledamajor curricular reform effort aimed at streamlining the electrical engineering, computer
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engineeringandcomputersciencedegreeprograms.AmajoraccomplishmentwastoestablishanundergraduateprogramincomputersciencethroughtheCollegeofEngineering.Leadership inMajor InterdisciplinaryResearchCentersattheUniversityofMichigan: IhaveheldseveralleadershippositionsinlargemultidisciplinaryresearchcentersattheUniversityofMichigan. I was the Director of an AFOSR/DARPAMURI Center onModeling and Control ofPlasmaProcesses.IwasaThrustArealeaderintheResearchCenterforDisplayTechnologyandManufacturingwhichwasfundedbytheStateofMichigan.IwasaThrustArealeaderinanNSFEngineeringResearchCenter(ERC)onReconfigurableMachiningSystems(RMS).Intheseroles,Iledeffortstodevelopmultidisciplinarycollaborationsspanningseveralacademicdepartmentsleading to substantial research proposals and activities, mentoring of graduate andundergraduatestudents,andtechnologytransfer.
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Awards&HonorsAwards
• PresidentialYoungInvestigatorAward,NationalScienceFoundation,1985.• W. R. G. Baker Prize Paper Award (co-authored with J. Doyle, K. Glover and B.
Francis),IEEE,1991.• George S. Axelby Best Paper Award (co-authoredwith J. Doyle, K. Glover and B.
Francis),IEEEControlSystemsSociety,1990.• Donald P. Eckman Award – Best Young (under the age of 35) Control Engineer,
AmericanAutomaticControlCouncil,June1989.• O.HugoSchuckBestPaperAward(co-authoredwithJ.Krause,K.Nagpal,K.Poolla
andA.Tikku),AmericanAutomaticControlCouncil,June1993.• Fellow,IEEE,1993.• Fellow,InternationalFederationofAutomaticControl,2014.• DistinguishedAlumnusAward,IndianInstituteofTechnology,Bombay,India,1997.• Research Excellence Award, College of Engineering, The University of Michigan,
1994.• George Taylor Award for Research, Institute of Technology, University of
Minnesota,1987.• TeachingExcellenceAward,EECSDepartment,TheUniversityofMichigan,1992.• DistinguishedServiceAward,IndianInstituteofTechnology,Bombay,India,2011.• Best Faculty Paper Award, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of
Florida,1983.• Sigma Xi Award for Outstanding Research on Mathematical System Theory,
UniversityofFlorida,1982.• BestPh.D.Dissertation,DepartmentofElectricalEngineering,UniversityofFlorida,
1981.• SeveralConferenceBestPaperAwards–Seelistofpublications.
Honors
• WebofScienceHighlyCitedResearcher,2001.(WebofSciencecitations10,000and
h-index43;GoogleScholarcitations23,600andh-index61,g-index130)• RussellSpringerProfessor,Dept.ofMechanicalEngineering,UniversityofCalifornia,
Berkeley,Fall2010.• JapanSocietyforPromotionofScienceFellowship,2007,1992.• Eckis Professorof Electrical andComputer Engineering,University of Florida, July
2001–present.• Claude E. Shannon Professor of Engineering Science, The University ofMichigan,
September2000–June2001.• Fellow, CIC (Big 10 Committee on Institutional Cooperation) Academic Leadership
Program,September2000–May2001.• ArthurF.ThurnauProfessor,UniversityofMichigan,1995-1998.
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• KeynoteSpeaker:EnablingResearch for theFutureElectricEnergyGrid:NSFRole,IEEESmartGridComm,November2015,Miami,FL.
• Keynote Speaker: Cyberphysical Systems and Emerging Directions at NSF, ADHS2015,InternationalFederationofAutomaticControl,October2015,Atlanta,GA.
• Plenary Speaker: Cyber-Physical-Social Systems and Resilient Infrastructures – APerspective from NSF, Human-Machine Networks and Intelligent Infrastructures,KingAbdullahUniversityofScienceandTechnology,October2015.
• Keynote Speaker: Enabling Research for Infrastructure Resilience: An NSFPerspective,ResilienceWeek,Philadephia,August2015.
• Keynote Speaker: Building Energy Efficiency – A Perspective from NSF, Keynotespeaker,SinBerBESTMiniSymposium,Singapore,August2015.
• Keynote Speaker: Communications and Computing Research at NSF, IEEESymposiumonComputersandCommunications,Cyprus,July2015.
• Keynotespeaker,BroaderImpacts:AchievingGreaterGoals,KeynoteTalk,BroaderImpacts Summit, National Alliance for Broader Impacts, University of Wisconsin,April2015.
• Keynote speaker, InnovativeNeurotechnologies for Brain Research: A Perspectivefrom the NSF Engineering Directorate, IEEE EMBS BRAIN Grand ChallengesConference,November2014.
• KeynoteSpeaker,AdvancedManufacturingandFactoriesoftheFuture,InnovationConnectingShow,Toulouse,France,September2014.
• Keynote speaker, STEM Smart: Lessons Learned from Successful Schools, Atlanta,GA,June2013.
• PlenarySpeaker,Second InternationalConferenceonPower, Signals,Control, andComputation,Thrissur,India,January2012.
• PlenarySpeaker,SCI’07,Kyoto,JAPAN,May2007.• PlenarySpeaker,TurkishAutomaticControlConference,Ankara,Turkey,2002.• KeynoteSpeaker, InternationalConferenceonAutomation,Robotics,Control, and
Vision,Singapore,2000.• Plenary Speaker, Spring Research Conference on Statistics in Industry and
Technology,Minneapolis,1999.• PlenarySpeaker,IFACRobustControlDesignSymposium,Budapest,Hungary,1997.• PlenarySpeaker,FeedbackControl,Nonlinearsystems,andComplexity,Conference
heldtoHonorProfessorGeorgeZamesonhis60thBirthday,McGillUniversity,1994.• Plenary Speaker, 32nd IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, San Antonio, TX
December1993.• Plenary Speaker, International Conference on Control Theory and Applications,
Jerusalem,Israel,October1993.• Special Topics Lecturer, International Symposium on theMathematical Theory of
NetworksandSystems,Kobe,Japan,June1991.• Keynote Speaker, Robust Control System Design usingH∞ and RelatedMethods,
Cambridge,U.K.,1991
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• PlenarySpeaker,FirstInternationalConferenceonMathematicalTheoryofControl,Bombay,INDIA,December1990.
• Plenary Speaker, 2nd SIAM Conference on Linear Algebra in Signals, Systems andControl,SanFrancisco,CA,November1990.
• KeynoteSpeaker,1stInternationalConferenceonSystemsEngineering,Dayton,OH,August1989.
• PlenarySpeaker,InternationalSymposiumontheMathematicalTheoryofNetworksandSystems,BeerSheva,Israel,1983.
• Also(listedlaterintheCV)numerouskeynotetalks,symposialectures,andinvitedseminarsdeliveredinmyroleasAssistantDirectorforEngineering,NationalScienceFoundation,2013-
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ExternalResearchSupport:Fromtheearly80’s,IhavehadcontinuedextensiveresearchsupportfromtheNationalScienceFoundation, Air Force Office of Scientific Research, the Army Research Office, and DefenseAdvancedResearch ProjectsAgency. I estimate the total research funding to be in excess of$20M.(AlistofgrantsandcontractsfromtheUniversityofMichiganisavailableuponrequest.)Someofmymajormulti-disciplinaryresearchgrantsatMichiganwereasfollows:• IservedastheCenterDirectorandPIonamulti-investigatorAFOSR/ARPAMURICenterat
theUniversityofMichiganentitled“IntelligentElectronicsManufacturing:ModelingandControlofPlasmaProcessing.”Thetotalamountfromsponsorswas$5.3MMover5years(1995-2000).
• Iwasaco-PI (during thesecond5yearaward from1999-2004)on theNSFEngineering
Research Center ReconfigurableMachining Systems at the University of Michigan. Thetotal grant funding for the5year termwas$11.5M. (I leftMichigan in 2001 to join theUniversityofFlorida.)IwastheThrustAreaLeaderforMeasurementandControlandco-leader with Prof. S. Kota of the Cluster of Projects (CoP2) focused on ReconfigurableMachines and Controls in this ERC. The annual budget for this Thrust Area wasapproximately$750K.Iwasalsothecoordinatorfor“reconfigurationscience”intheERC(1995-2001).
• Iwasaco-PIonatheNSFGOALIresearchproject“ModelingandControlofXerographic
Processes,”attheUniversityofMichigan(PI:D.Koditscheck,Co-PIs:P.P.Khargonekar,L.K.Mestha(Xerox)andT.Thierret(Xerox)),$220,000overthreeyears,1996-1999.
• Iwasaco-PIonacontractfromtheSemiconductorResearchCorporationonAutomation
inSemiconductorManufacturing.Thetotalamountofthiscontractwas$733K.• I was a Thrust Area Leader onManufacturing Automation and Control on the State of
MichigangrantfortheCenterforDisplayTechnologyandManufacturingfrom1993-1998.Thetotalamountofthisgrantwas$20M.Iestimatetheportionformythrustareatobeapproximately$6M.
CurrentGrants:• Iamaco-PIonanNSFGrantentitled“CollaborativeResearch:IntegratingRandomEnergy
IntotheSmartGrid”from10/2011-9/2014.TotalamounttoUFis$273,424.ThisprojectisacollaborationwithProfessorsK.PoollaandP.VaraiyafromtheUniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley. I also co-PI on an NSF Grant entitled “CPS: Synergy: Collaborative Research:CoordinatedResourceManagementofCyber-Physical-SocialPowerSystems”.Thisprojectis a collaboration with Professor D. Callaway, K. Poolla, and P. Varaiya (Berekely) and
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ProfessorE.Bitar(Cornell).Forbothoftheseprojects,DrJohnHarris,Chair,DepartmentofElectricalandComputerEngineering,isservingasPIsinceIamnotallowedtobeaPIduetothetermsandconditionsofmyroleasDeputyDirectorforTechnologyatARPA-EviaanIPAagreementbetweentheUniversityofFloridaandARPA-E.
• I was recently amember of the Florida Energy Systems Consortium in which I led the
projectonSecureEnergySystems,totalforthisproject$220,000.
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ResearchActivitiesandAccomplishments:Myresearch is inthebroadareaofsystemsandcontrol theory and engineering applications. Some of themajor highlights of my researchachievements are listed below. Many of my publications are referenced in textbooks andmonographsinthecontrolsystemsarea.SeveralhavebeenreprintedinIEEEPressbooks.(AllreferencesaretothepublicationslistinthisCV.)1. Ourwork on the state-space approach to theH∞ control problem has had a very large
impact [48, 53, 58, 72, 73, 74]. The H∞ control problem was a problem of centralimportance in the field at the time. The use of the state-space approach was amajordeparture from theestablished frequencydomainapproachand somewhat reminiscentof the classical work of my advisor and mentor Professor Kalman when he gavecompletelynewsolutions to theoptimal controland filteringproblems inhis legendarywork.Ourpaper[58]wontheGeorgeAxelbyAwardfromIEEEControlSystemsSociety.Italso won the IEEE W. R. G. Baker Prize which is given to the best paper in all IEEETransactions.Ithasaverylargenumberofcitations.Itisalsoincludedinmanytextbooks.ItisalsousedinmanycontrolsystemsdesigntoolboxesfromMathworks.
2. We showed that the concepts of quadratic Lyapunov stability and stabilization weredeeplyconnectedwithH∞optimalcontrol.Thiswork[64]hashada large impactonthesubsequentwork inrobustcontrolandH∞controlandismysecondhighestcitedpaper.Again,thisresultisinseveraltextbooks.
3. In [72],weshowedthat theproblemofmixedH2/H∞optimalcontrollerdesigncouldbe
solved by convex optimization. This was one of the first papers to introduce convexoptimizationintorobustandH∞control.Thishassubsequentlybecomeaverysuccessfulresearchdirectionwithseveralbooksandlargenumbersofpapers.Itisalsoreferencedinmanybooksonrobustcontroltheory.
4. Myearlyworkwasintheareaofalgebraicsystemsandcontroltheory.Themainideawas
to exploit the algebraic structures inherent in dynamic control systems. In [16], weobtained formulae for computing coprime factorizations for multivariable transferfunctions.Thisresultisatthefoundationofalargenumberofpapersandbooks.
5. Robust control deals with the analysis and design of control systems with worst-case
stability andperformance guarantees in the faceofmodeling uncertainties. In [28],weshowed that the problem of gain margin maximization is equivalent to the optimalsensitivityproblem.Thispapermadeadeepconnectionbetweentwohithertounrelatedresearchdirections.
6. Motivated by applications such as gain scheduling for nonlinear systems, we explored
linear systems whose coefficients depend on parameters [19]. This paper has been amajor catalyst for the large body of papers on the so-called linear parameter-varyingcontrolsystems.
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7. We showed that linear periodic controllers can offer significant improvements in
robustness over linear time-invariant controllers for robust control problems. This wasdone in [29].More importantly, in this paperwe deployed the “lifting technique”. Thisideawas instrumental in futurestudiesof sampled-datasystemsanda largenumberofpublicationsalongthisdirection.
8. Weshowed[38,43,52]thatnonlineartime-varyingcontrollersoffernoadvantagesover
linear time-invariant controllers for robust stabilization under unstructured dynamicuncertainty. This is an impossibility result and has deep implications for the limits topossibleperformanceimprovementbyadaptivecontrol.Thisledtoasubsequentbodyofliteratureonsimilarresultsforothersituations.
9. In[37,41],wedevelopedadeepresultconnectingspectralfactorizationandinterpolationtheory. This has been used in subsequent work on the partial stochastic realizationproblem.
10. Wemadeseveralfoundationalcontributions[81,88,90,91,93]tothemoderntheoryof
digitalcontrolknownassampled-datacontroltheory.
11. Wedevelopedatheoryofsystemidentification[78,80,82,87]inthefrequencydomainwitherrorboundsinH∞.
12. Wedevelopedatime-domaintheoryofmodel(in)validationformodelswithuncertaintyin[97].ThispaperwontheAmericanAutomaticControlCouncil’sHugoSchuckAward.
13. We came up with a very innovative approach [106] to the implementation of gainschedulednonlinearcontrollers.Thiswasabeautifulsolutiontoaubiquitousprobleminpractical applications of control theory. This result is in thewidely used graduate leveltextbookNonlinearSystemsbyKhalil.
14. In [205], we showed that randomized algorithms for robust stability have polynomialcomplexity. This paper led to thedevelopmentof a new researchdirection anda largenumberofpapers.Theinfluenceofourpaperhasbeenprominentlyacknowledgedintheleadingbookonthistopic,RandomizedAlgorithmsforAnalysisandControlofUncertainSystems,byTempo,Calafiore,andDabbene.
15. We were among the first groups to work on applications of control theory tosemiconductor manufacturing. We focused on estimation and control of reactive ionetchingwhichisakeyunitstepinthemanufactureofintegratedcircuitchips.Thisledtoaseriesofpapers[108,110,112,113,114,115,116,120,121,122,125,130,131].Whenwewere firstworking in thisarea,advancedprocesscontrolwasconsidered long-rangeresearch but in the subsequent years, it has becomemuchmore accepted in industry.Therearesomeindustrypatentsthatcitesomeofthesepapers.
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16. We worked with some Xerox engineers on the application of control theory to color
xerography processes. This led to a few papers [301, 305, 129] and two patents [315,316]. Colleagues at Xerox indicate that these patents are being used in current XeroxCorp.products.
17. Ourmostrecentresearchdirectionisfocusedonintegrationofrenewableelectricityinto
electricpowersystems.Thisisachallengingproblemsincesolarandwindgeneratorsareinherentlyuncertainandvariable.Ourwork [142,145-147]on this topic isbeginning tohavesignificantimpacts.
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TeachingActivities:
1. During the last 30 years, I have taught a wide variety of courses, both at theundergraduateandgraduate levels, in systemsandcontrol atMichigan,MinnesotaandFlorida. These includecoursesonsignalsandsystems,classical feedbackcontrol,digitalcontrol, linear systems, multivariable control design, optimal control, robust and H∞control,adaptivecontrolandsystemidentification,andintelligentsystems.Inaddition,Itaught a first year graduate level computer science course on machine learning atMichigan.
2. AtUF, I have twice taught an Advanced PhD level course entitled “Advanced Topics inSystemsandControl”.Mymainaiminthiscourseistocoverthemostadvancedresearchideasinthefieldandalsoteachstudentstheartofresearch.Ibelievethiscoursehasbeenverywellreceived.
3. Inthe1993fall term,underanNSFGrant,ProfessorF.L.Terry, Jr.and Idevelopedandtaught a new course on the subject of Process Control for MicroelectronicsManufacturing.ThiswasamongthefirstsetofgrantsawardedbyNSFundertheCombineResearch and Curriculum Development (CRCD) program. This program was the fore-runnerofthecurrentNSFIGERTprogram.
4. During2004and2006FallSemesters, I taughtanewFreshmanSeminarCourseentitled
“ContemporaryIssuesinTechnologyandSociety”attheUniversityofFlorida.Thiscourseaimstoeducatestudentsforcriticalindependentthinkinginthecontextofcontemporaryeconomic, global, legal, environmental, and policy issues arising from cutting edgetechnologicaldevelopments.
5. InSpring2010, I taughtEGN1935, IntroductiontoElectricalandComputerEngineering.
Thisisafreshmanlevelintroductorycourse.Mymainobjectivewastogivefreshmenandsophomorestudentsaglimpseintotheexcitingdevelopmentsinthefieldofelectricalandcomputerengineering.Ibelievethecoursewasextremelywellreceived.Ibelieveitisveryimportant for senior facultymembers likemyself toengage lowerdivisionstudentsandgetthemexcitedaboutthefutureofengineeringandtechnologyingeneral,andelectricalandcomputerengineeringinparticular.
6. Overtheyears, Ihavegivenshortcoursesatvariousconferencesbasedonmyresearch
activities.Iwasamemberofateamthatwillgaveaone-daycourseonSmartGridatthe2011AmericanControl Conference, oneof the twopremier conferences in the field ofcontrolsystems.
Recognitionofteachingexcellence:IwasawardedtheArthurF.ThurnauProfessorshipwhichis a 3 year term appointment in recognition of teaching excellence at the University ofMichigan. Competition for this award is at the university level. Iwas also awarded Teaching
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Excellence Award by the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at theUniversityofMichigan.
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DoctoralStudentSupervision:UniversityofFlorida(1981-1984)
1. Dr.A.B.Ozguler(Co-SupervisorwithProfessorR.E.Kalman) ThesisTitle:Skew-PrimenessintheRegulatorproblemwithInternalStability GraduationDate:December19822. Dr.T.T.Georgiou(Co-SupervisorwithProfessorE.W.Kamen) ThesisTitle:PartialRealizationProblemforCovarianceSequences GraduationDate:August19833. Dr.K.R.Poolla(Co-SupervisorwithProfessorE.W.Kamen) ThesisTitle:LinearTime-Varyingsystems:RepresentationandControlviaTransfer
FunctionMatrices GraduationDate:August1984 UniversityofMinnesota(1984-1989)4. Dr.A.M.Pascoal ThesisTitle:NonlinearControllersforRobustControlofLinearTime-InvariantPlants GraduationDate:September19875. Dr.J.Krause(Co-SupervisorwithProf.K.S.P.Kumar) ThesisTitle:RobustIdentificationandAdaptation GraduationDate:December19876. Dr.K.Zhou ThesisTitle:RobustControlofUncertainSystems GraduationDate:June19887. Dr.G.Gu(Co-SupervisorwithProfessorE.B.Lee) Thesis Title: AnH∞ Approach to the Control ofMultivariable Systemswith Time
Delays GraduationDate:June19888. Dr.K.Lenz ThesisTitle:TopicsinAppliedH∞-OptimalControl GraduationDate:August19889. Dr.R.Ravi ThesisTitle:RobustControlofLinearTime-VaryingSystems GraduationDate:July199010. Dr.M.Rotea ThesisTitle:MultipleObjectiveOptimalControlofLinearSystems GraduationDate:May1990 UniversityofMichigan(1989-2001)11. Dr.P.M.Olin(Co-SupervisorwithProfessorG.Rizzoni) ThesisTitle:FaultDetectionandIsolationintheJointTime-FrequencyDomain
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GraduationDate:May199212. Dr.I.Kaminer ThesisTitle:ApplicationofH∞SynthesistotheMotionControlofRigidBodiesand
RelatedTheory GraduationDate:June199213. Dr.H.Akcay ThesisTitle:RobustIdentificationinH∞ GraduationDate:December199214. Dr.W.Sun ThesisTitle:H∞FilteringandControlforSampled-DataSystems GraduationDate:April199315. Dr.N.Sivashankar ThesisTitle:RobustSampled-DataSystems GraduationDate:December199316. Dr.D.Shim ThesisTitle: AnalysisandSynthesisof LinearTime-InvariantSystemswithPositive
RealUncertainty GraduationDate:December199317. Dr.S.Lee(Co-SupervisorwithProfessorJ.Stein) Thesis Title: A Study of Robust Control and Estimation for Systems with Real
ParameterUncertainties GraduationDate:December199318. Dr.J.Friedman ThesisTitle:Modeling,IdentificationandControlofFlexibleSystems GraduationDate:April199619. Dr.M.Hankinson(Co-AdvisorwithProfessorK.Irani)) ThesisTitle:ProcessImprovementUsingClassificationTreesforRun-to-RunControl
ofaReactiveIonEtchingProcess GraduationDate:May199720. Dr.C.Schumacher Thesis Title: TacticalMissileAutopilots: Gain ScheduledH∞Control andDynamic
Inversion GraduationDate:December199721. Dr.T.Vincent Thesis Title: Nonlinear Estimationwith Applications to In-Situ Etch Rate and Film
ThicknessMeasurementsinReactiveIonEtching GraduationDate:December199722. Dr.A.Yoon Thesis Title: Randomized Algorithms and Global Optimization for Optimal and
RobustControl GraduationDate:December199723. Dr.E.Hamby(Co-Advisor:Prof.P.Kabamba) ThesisTitle:ABayesianApproachtoModelingandControl GraduationDate:June1998
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24. Dr.O.Patterson ThesisTitle: AMethodologyforSelectionofFeedbackVariablesfortheControlof
ReactiveIonEtching GraduationDate:October199825. Dr.C.Galarza ThesisTitle:LearningandEstimationTheoryforManufacturingSystemsAppliedto
MicroelectronicsManufacturing GraduationDate:February199926. Dr.E.Park(Co-Advisor:ProfessorD.Tilbury) ThesisTitle:ModularLogicControllersforReconfigurableMachiningSystems GraduationDate:October199927. Dr.D.Kalita ThesisTitle: FormalVerification forAnalysisandSynthesisof LogicControllers for
ReconfigurableMachiningSystems GraduationDate:May200128. Dr.J.-W.Lee ThesisTitle:NonlinearFilteringforReal-TimeSensingofPatternedWafers GraduationDate:May200229. Dr.R.E.Groff(Co-advisorwithDr.D.E.Koditschek) Thesis Title: Piecewise Linear Homeomorphisms for Approximation of Invertible
Maps GraduationDate:April2003UniversityofFlorida(2001-now)30. Dr.E.Boykin(Chair,Co-Chair:W.Ogle) ThesisTitle:DetectingEffectiveConnectivityinNeuralTimeSeries GraduationDate:May201131. Dr.ZachariahFuchs ThesisTitle:CooperativeControlStrategiesandDeceptioninAdversarialSystems GraduationDate:August201232. Dr.JungSon(Co-Chair,Chair:H.Latchman) Thesis Title: Adaptive and Robust Controls for Uncertain Linear and Nonlinear
Systems GraudationDate:August201233. Dr.ManuNandan(Chair,Co-Chair:S.Talathi) ThesisTitle:FastSVMTrainingUsingApproximateExtremePoints GraduationDate:December201334. Dr.Y.Guo(Co-Chair,Chair:M.Fang) ThesisTitle:EnergyOptimizationandControlforDataCentersandSmartGrids GraduationDate:August201435. Dr.R.Shivakeshavan(Co-Chair,Chair:S.Talathi) ThesisTitle:InfluenceofSynapticChangesonSynchronizationinNeuronalNetworks GraduationDate:December2014
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36. Dr.AnshuRanjan(Co-chair,Chair:S.Sahni) Thesis title: Approximation Algorithms for Offline Scheduling of Power Loads in
SmartGrids GraduationDate:April201637. Dr.P.Chakraborty ThesisTitle:OptimizationandControlofFlexibleDemandandRenewableSupplyina
SmartPowerGrid GraduationDate:December2016
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Publications(WebofScienceCitations:10,000,h-index=43;GoogleScholarCitations:23,600,h-index=61,g-index=130)EditedBooksL.Auslander,F.A.Grunbaum,J.W.Helton,T.Kailath,P.Khargonekar,S.Mitter,SignalProcessing,PartsIand
II,TheIMAVolumesinMathematicsanditsApplications,vols.22-23,Springer-Verlag,1990.B. A. Francis and P. P. Khargonekar, Robust Control Theory, The IMA Volumes in Mathematics and its
Applications,vol.66,Springer-Verlag,1994.
A.BookChapters
1. P. P. Khargonekar, “Identification and Robust Control,” in The Modeling of Uncertainty in Control Systems;Proceedingsofthe1992SantaBarbaraWorkshop,editedbyRoyS.SmithandMohammedDahleh,pp.3-9,1994.
2. P. P. Khargonekar, “State-Space H∞ Control Theory,” inMathematical System Theory: The Influence of R. E.
Kalman,editedbyA.C.Antoulas,Springer-Verlag,pp.159-176,1991.3. J.Abedor,K.Nagpal,P.P.Khargonekar,andK.Poolla, “RobustRegulationwithanH∞Constraint,” inControlof
UncertainDynamicSystems,editedbyS.P.BhattacharyyaandL.H.Keel,CRCPress,pp.95-110,1991.4. P.P.KhargonekarandM.A.Rotea,“ControllerSynthesis forMultipleObjectiveControl,” inControlofUncertain
DynamicSystems,editedbyS.P.BhattacharyyaandL.H.Keel,CRCPress,pp.261-280,1991.5. M.A.RoteaandP.P.Khargonekar,“GeneralizedH2/H∞Control,”inRobustControlTheory,editors-B.A.Francis
andP.P.Khargonekar,TheIMAVolumesinMathematicsanditsApplications,vol.66,Springer-Verlag,pp.81-104,1994.
6. G.GuandP.P.Khargonekar, “Identification inFrequencyDomain,” inFeedbackControl,NonlinearSystemsand
Complexity, editors - B.A. Francis and A.R. Tannenbaum, Invited to speak at a Conference held in honor ofProfessor G. Zames’ 60th birthday, Lecture Notes in Control and Information Sciences, vol. 202, pp. 99-113,Springer-Verlag,London,UK.
7. P. P. Khargonekar, G. Gu and J. Friedman, “Identification in H∞: Theory and Applications,” in Identification,
Adaptation,Learning,editors-S.Bittanti,etal.,NATOASISeriesF:ComputerandSystemsScience,vol.153,pp.139-161,Springer-Verlang,1996.
8. P. P. Khargonekar and A. Tikku, “Randomized Algorithms for Robust Stability Analysis have Polynomial
Complexity,” in Learning, Control and Hybrid Systems, editors - Y. Yamamoto and S. Hara, pp. 25-46, Springer-Verlag,1998.
9. Y.YamamotoandP.P.Khargonekar,“FromSampled-DataControltoDigitalSignalProcessing,”inLearning,Control
andHybridSystems,editors-Y.YamamotoandS.Hara,pp.108-126,Springer-Verlag,1998.10. L. Y. Wang, P. P. Khargonekar, and A. Beydoun, “Robust Control of Hybrid Systems: Performance Guided
Strategies,” inHybridSystemsV,editedbyP.Antsaklis,W.Kohn,M.Lemmon,A.Nerode,andS.Sastry,SpringerLectureNotesinComputerScience,vol.1567,pp,356-389,1999.
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11. D.TilburyandP.P.Khargonekar,“DiscreteEventControlofManufacturingSystems,”MechanicalSystemsDesignHandbook:Modeling,Measurement,andControl, editedbyY.HurmuzluandO.Nwokah,pp.39--59,CRCPress,2002.
12. S.TalathiandP.P.Khargonekar,“PredictingNeuralSynchronyinaSimpleNeuronalNetwork,”toappear,Springer-Verlag,PerspectivesinMathematicalSystemTheory,Control,andSignalProcessing,Eds.J.C.Willems,etal.,pp.151-168,2010.
13. J.Aho,M.Amin,A.M.Annaswamy,G.Arnold,A.Buckspan,A.Cadena,D.Callaway,E.Camacho,M.Caramanis,A.Chakrabortty, A. Chakraborty, J. Chow, M. Dahleh, C. L DeMarco, A. Dominguez-Garcia, D. Dotta, A. Farid, P.Flikkema,D.Gayme,S.Genc,M.GrieraiFisa,I.Hiskens,P.Houpt,G.Hug,P.Khargonekar,H.Khurana,A.Kiani,S.Low, J.McDonald, E.Mojica-Nava,A. L.Motto, L. Pao,A. Parisio, A. Pinder,M. Polis,M. Roozbehani, Z.Qu,N.Quijano,T.Samad,J.Stoustrup,SmartGridResearch:ControlSystems-IEEEVisionforSmartGridControls:2030andBeyond,IEEEPress,2014.
B.RefereedJournalPublications14. P. P. Khargonekar, “On Matrix Fraction Representations for Linear Systems over Commutative Rings,” SIAM J.
ControlandOptimization,vol.20,pp.172-197,1982.15. P.P.KhargonekarandE.Emre,“FurtherResultsonPolynomialCharacterizationof(F,G)-InvariantandReachability
Subspaces,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-27,pp.104-113,1982.16. E. Emre and P. P. Khargonekar, “Regulation of Split Linear Systems over Rings: Coefficient-Assignment and
Observers,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-27,pp.104-113,1982.17. P.P.KhargonekarandE.D.Sontag,“OntheRelationbetweenStableMatrixFractionFactorizationsandRegulable
RealizationsofLinearSystemsoverRings,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-27,pp.627-638,1982.18. K. R. Poolla and P. P. Khargonekar, “Fractional Representations for systems over a P.I.D.: A Constructive
Approach,”SystemsandControlLetters,vol.3,pp.145-150,1983.19. P. P. Khargonekar, T. T.Georgiou, andA. B.Ozguler, “SkewPrimePolynomialMatrices: the PolynomialModel
Approach,”SpecialIssueonLinearControlTheory,editedbyR.W.BrockettandP.A.Fuhrmann,LinearAlgebraandApplications,vol.50,pp.403-435,1983.
20. E. W. Kamen and P. P. Khargonekar, “On the Control of Linear Systems whose Coefficients are Functions of
Parameters,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-29,pp.25-33,1984.21. P.P.KhargonekarandA.B.Ozguler,“RegulatorProblemwith InternalStability: AFrequencyDomainSolution,”
IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-29,pp.232-242,1984.22. J.Hammer andP. P. Khargonekar, “Decouplingof Linear SystemsbyDynamicOutput Feedback,”Mathematical
SystemsTheory,vol.17,pp.135-157,1984.23. E.EmreandP.P.Khargonekar,“ANoteonDynamicOutputFeedbackforLinearSystemsoverRings,”IEEETrans.
onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-29,pp.88-90,1984.24. E.EmreandP.P.Khargonekar,“Pole-PlacementoverProperDomains,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-
29,pp.90-91,1984.
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25. E.W.Kamen,P.P.Khargonekar,andA.Tannenbaum,“PointwiseStabilityandFeedbackControlofLinearSystemswithNoncommensurateTimeDelays,”ActaApplicandaeMathematicae,vol.2,pp.159-184,1984.
26. P.P.KhargonekarandA.B.Ozguler,“SystemTheoreticandAlgebraicAspectsofRingsofStableProperRational
Functions,”LinearAlgebraandApplications,vol.66,pp.123-167,1985.27. E.W.Kamen,P.P.Khargonekar,andK.R.Poolla,“ATransferFunctionApproachtoLinearTime-VaryingSystems,”
SIAMJ.ControlandOptimization,vol.23,pp.550-565,1985.28. E.W.Kamen,P. P. Khargonekar,A. Tannenbaum, “Stabilizationof TimeDelay Systemsusing FiniteDimensional
Controllers,”IEEETransonAutomaticControl,vol.AC-30,pp.75-78,1985.29. P. P. Khargonekar and A. Tannenbaum, “Noneuclidean Metrics and the Robust Stabilization of Systems with
ParameterUncertainty,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-30,pp.1005-1013,1985,ReprintedintheIEEEPressBook:RobustControl,editor-P.Dorato.
30. P.P.Khargonekar,K.R.Poolla,andA.Tannenbaum,“RobustControlofLinearTime-InvariantPlantsbyPeriodic
Compensation,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-30,pp.1088-1096,1985.31. P.P.KhargonekarandK.R.Poolla,“RobustStabilizationofDistributedSystems,”Automatica,vol.22,pp.77-84,
1986.32. P.P.KhargonekarandK.R.Poolla,“UniformlyOptimalControlofLinearTime-InvariantPlants: NonlinearTime-
VaryingControllers,”SystemsandControlLetters,vol.6,No.5,pp.303-308,1986.33. E.W.Kamen,P.P.Khargonekar,andA.Tannenbaum,“ProperStableBezoutFactorizationsandFeedbackControl
ofLinearTimeDelaySystems,”InternationalJ.Control,vol.42,pp.837-857,1986.34. A.Feintuch,P.P.Khargonekar,andA.Tannenbaum,“SensitivityMinimizationforPeriodicallyTime-VaryingPlans,”
SIAMJ.ControlandOptimization,vol.24,pp.1076-1085,1986.35. P.P.KhargonekarandK.R.Poolla,“PolynomialMatrixFractionRepresentationsforLinearTime-VaryingSystems,”
LinearAlgebraanditsApplications,vol.80,pp.1-37,1986.36. M.H.Pee,P.P.Khargonekar,andE.B.Lee,“FurtherResultsonPossibleRootLocationof2-DPolynomials,” IEEE
Trans.CircuitsandSystems,vol.CAS-33,pp.566-569,1986.37. M.H.Pee,P.P.Khargonekar,andE.B.Lee,“Commentson‘StabilityofaClassof2-DRecursiveFilters’,”IEEETrans.
CircuitsandSystems,vol.CAS-33,p.845,1986.38. T.T.GeorgiouandP.P.Khargonekar,“LinearFractionalTransformationsandSpectralFactorization,” IEEETrans.
onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-31,pp.345-347,1986.39. P.P.Khargonekar,T.T.Georgiou,andA.M.Pascoal,“OntheRobustStabilizabilityofLinearTimeInvariantPlants
withUnstructuredUncertainty,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-32,pp.201-208,1987.40. K. R. Poolla and P. P. Khargonekar, “Stabilizability and Stable Proper Factorizations for Linear Time-Varying
Systems,”SIAMJ.onControlandOptimization,vol.25,pp.723-736,1987.41. T.T.GeorgiouandP.P.Khargonekar,“AConstructiveAlgorithmforSensitivityOptimizationofPeriodicSystems,”
SIAMJ.onControlandOptimization,vol.25,pp.334-340,1987.
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42. T. T. Georgiou and P. P. Khargonekar, “Spectral Factorization and Nevanlinna-Pick Interpolation,” SIAM J. onControlandOptimization,vol.25,pp.754-766,1987.
43. K. Zhou and P. P. Khargonekar, “On theWeighted Sensitivity Minimization Problem for Systems with Delays,”
SystemsandControlLetters,vol.8,pp.307-312,1987.44. T. T. Georgiou, A. M. Pascoal, and P. P. Khargonekar, “On the Robust Stabilizability of Uncertain Linear Time-
InvariantPlantsUsingNonlinearTime-VaryingControllers,”IFACJournalAutomatica,vol.23,pp.617-624,1987.45. K. Zhou and P. P. Khargonekar, “Stability Robustness Bounds for Linear State SpaceModels with Unstructured
Uncertainty,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-32,pp.621-623,1987.46. J.KrauseandP.P.Khargonekar,“ParameterInformationContentofMeasurableSignalsinDirectAdaptiveControl”
IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-32,pp.802-810,September1987.47. K.Lenz,P.P.Khargonekar,andJ.C.Doyle,“WhenisaControllerH∞-Optimal?”MathematicsofControl,Signals,
andSystems,vol.1,pp.107-122,1988.48. K.ZhouandP.P.Khargonekar,“RobustStabilizationofSystemswithNormBoundedTime-VaryingUncertainty,”
SystemsandControlLetters,vol.10,pp.17-20,1988.49. P. P. Khargonekar, I. R. Petersen, and M. Rotea, “H∞-Optimal Control with State-Feedback,” IEEE Trans. on
AutomaticControl,vol.AC-33,pp.786-788,1988.50. M.RoteaandP.P.Khargonekar,“StabilizabilityofLinearTime-VaryingandUncertainLinearSystems,”IEEETrans.
onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-33,pp.884-887,1988.51. P. P. Khargonekar, A.M. Pascoal, and R. Ravi, “Strong, Simultaneous, and Reliable Stabilization of Linear Time-
VaryingPlants,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-33,pp.1158-1161,1988.52. K. Zhou and P. P. Khargonekar, “On the Stabilization ofUncertain Linear Systems via Bound Invariant Liapunov
Functions,”SIAMJ.ControlandOptimization,vol.26,pp.1265-1273,1988.53. A.M.Pascoal,P.P.Khargonekar,andT.T.Georgiou,“PointwiseStabilizabilityofFamiliesofLinearTime-Invariant
Plants,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-33,pp.1161-1165,1988.54. K.ZhouandP.P.Khargonekar,“AnAlgebraicRiccatiEquationApproachtoH∞Optimization,"SystemsandControl
Letters,vol.11,pp.85-91,1988.55. P. P. Khargonekar and R. Ortega, “Remarks on Stability Analysis of Robust Adaptive Control Algorithms using
Normalizations,” IEEE Trans. on Automatic Control, vol. AC-34, pp. 478-479, 1989, also in the Proc. 1988 IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.301-302,1988.
56. T.T.GeorgiouandP.P.Khargonekar,“SpectralFactorizationofMatrixValuedFunctions,” IEEETrans.onCircuits
andSystems,vol.CAS-36,pp.568-574,April1989.57. G.Gu,P.P.Khargonekar,andE.B.Lee,“ApproximationofInfinite-DimensionalSystems,”IEEETrans.onAutomatic
Control,vol.AC-34,pp.610-618,June1989.ReprintedintheIEEEPressbook:RecentAdvancesinRobustControl,editors-P.DoratoandR.K.Yedavalli.
58. B. R. Barmish and P. P. Khargonekar, “Robust Stability of Feedback Systems with Uncertain Parameters and
UnmodeledDynamics,”MathematicsofControl,Signals,andSystems,vol.3,pp.197-210,1989.
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59. J. C. Doyle, K. Glover, P. P. Khargonekar, and B. A. Francis, “State-Space Solutions to the StandardH2 andH∞ControlProblems,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-34,pp.831-846,August1989.ReprintedintheIEEEPressbook:RecentAdvancesinRobustControl,editors-P.DoratoandR.K.Yedavalli. WinnerofIEEEW.R.G.PrizePaperAwardandtheIEEEControlSystemsSocietyG.S.AxelbyBestPaperAward.
60. E. W. Kamen, P. P. Khargonekar, and A. Tannenbaum, “Control of Slowly-Varying Systems,” IEEE Trans. onAutomaticControl,vol.AC-34,pp.1283-1285,December1989.
61. M.A.RoteaandP.P.Khargonekar,“StabilizabilityofUncertainSystems:AControlLiapunovFunctionApproach,”SIAMJ.ControlandOptimization,vol.34,pp.1462-1476,October1989.
62. J.Krause,P.P.Khargonekar,andG.Stein,“RobustParameterAdjustmentwithNonparametricWeighted-Ball-in- H∞Uncertainty,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.35,pp.225-229,February1990.
63. J. Krause and P. P. Khargonekar, “Parameter Identification in the Presence of Nonparametric DynamicUncertainty,”Automatica,vol.26,pp.113-123,January1990,specialissueonIdentification.
64. P.P.Khargonekar,H.Ozbay,andA.Tannenbaum,“The4-BlockH∞Problem:StablePlantandRationalWeights,”InternationalJ.Control,vol.50,pp.1013-1023,1990.
65. P.P.Khargonekar,I.R.Petersen,andK.Zhou,“RobustStabilizationofUncertainSystems:QuadraticStabilizabilityandH∞ControlTheory,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.35,pp.356-361,March1990.
66. R.Ravi,P.P.Khargonekar,K.D.Minto,C.N.Nett,“ControllerParametrizationforMultiratePlants,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.35,pp.1259-1262,1990.
67. I. Kaminer, P. P. Khargonekar, and G. Robel, “Design of a Localizer Capture and Track Controller for a LateralAutopilotusingH∞Synthesis,”ControlSystemsMagazine,vol.10,no.4,pp.12-21,1990.
68. B.D.O.Anderson,S.Dasgupta,P.P.Khargonekar,F. J.Kraus,andM.Mansour,“RobustStrictPositiveRealness:CharacterizationandConstruction,”IEEETrans.onCircuitsandSystems,vol.37,no.7,pp.869-876,1990.
69. P.P.KhargonekarandM.A.Rotea,“MultipleObjectiveOptimalControlofLinearSystems: TheQuadraticNormCase,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.36,pp.14-24,1991.
70. B. R. Barmish, P. P. Khargonekar, Z. Shi, and R. Tempo, “A Pitfall in Some of the Robust Stability Literature,”SystemsandControlLetters,vol.15,91-98,1990.
71. M. A. Rotea and P. P. Khargonekar, “H2 Optimal Control with an H∞ Constraint: The State-Feedback Case,"Automatica,vol.27,307-316,March1991.
72. D. J.N. Limebeer,B.D.O.Anderson,P.P.Khargonekar,andM.Green, “AGameTheoreticApproach to theH∞
OptimalControlofLinearTime-VaryingPlants,”SIAMJ.ControlandOptimization,vol.30,pp.262-283,1992.
73. K.M.NagpalandP.P.Khargonekar,“FilteringandSmoothinginanH∞Setting,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.36,pp.152-166,1991.
74. P.P.Khargonekar,K.M.Nagpal,andK.R.Poolla,“H∞ControlwithTransients,"SIAMJ.ControlandOptimization,vol.29,pp.1373-1393,1991.
75. R. Ravi, K. M. Nagpal, and P. P. Khargonekar, “H∞ Control of Linear Time-Varying Systems: A State-SpaceApproach,”SIAMJ.ControlandOptimization,vol.29,pp.1394-1414,1991.
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76. P.P.KhargonekarandM.A.Rotea,“MixedH2/H∞ControlProblem:AConvexOptimizationApproach,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.36,pp.824-837,1991.
77. J.M.Krause,P.P.Khargonekar,andG.Stein,“RobustAdaptiveControl: StabilityandAsymptoticPerformance,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.37,pp.316-331,1992.
78. G.Gu,P.P.Khargonekar,E.B.Lee,andP.Misra,“ApproximationofUnstableInfinite-DimensionalSystems,”SIAMJ.ControlandOptimization,vol.30,pp.704-716,1992.
79. G.GuandP.P.Khargonekar,“LinearandNonlinearAlgorithmsfor Identification in H∞withErrorBounds," IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl–specialissueonIdentificationforControl,vol.37,pp.953-963,1992.
80. J. M. Krause, G. Stein, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Sufficient Conditions for Robust Performance of AdaptiveControllerswithGeneralUncertaintyStructures,”Automatica,vol.28,pp.277-288,1992.
81. G.GuandP.P.Khargonekar, “AClassofAlgorithms for Identification inH∞,”Automatica,vol. 28,pp.299-312,1992.
82. P. P. Khargonekar and N. Sivashankar, “H2 Optimal Control for Sampled-Data Systems,” Systems and ControlLetters,vol.17,pp.425-436,1991.
83. G.Gu,P.P.Khargonekar,andY.Li,“RobustConvergenceofTwo-StageNonlinearAlgorithmsfor IdentificationinH∞,”SystemsandControlLetters,vol.18,pp.253-264,1992.
84. K.Unyelioglu,A.B.Ozguler,andP.P.Khargonekar,“DecentralizedSimultaneousStabilizationandReliableControlUsingPeriodicFeedback,”SystemsandControlLetters,vol.18,pp.23-32,1992.
85. R. Ravi, A. M. Pascoal, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Normalized Coprime Factorizations for Linear Time-VaryingSystems,”SystemsandControlLetters,vol.18,pp.455-466,1992.
86. A.M.Pascoal,R.Ravi,andP.P.Khargonekar,“TheGraphTopologyforLinearPlantswithApplicationstoNonlinearRobustStabilization,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.38,pp.298-302,1993.
87. J.M. Krause and P. P. Khargonekar, “A Comparison of Classical Stochastic Estimation andDeterministic RobustEstimation,” IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl–special issueonIdentificationforControl,vol.37,pp.994-1000,1992.
88. H.Akcay,G.Gu,andP.P.Khargonekar,“AClassofAlgorithms for Identification inH∞: Continuous-TimeCase,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.38,pp.289-294,1993.
89. N. Sivashankar and P. P. Khargonekar, “Robust Stability Analysis of Sampled-Data Systems,” IEEE Trans. onAutomaticControl,vol.38,pp.58-69,1993.
90. I. Kaminer, P. P. Khargonekar, and M. A. Rotea, “Mixed H2/H∞ Control for Discrete-Time Systems via ConvexOptimization,”Automatica,vol.29,pp.57-70,1993.
91. N.SivashankarandP.P.Khargonekar,“InducedNormsofSampled-DataSystems,”Automatica,vol.28,pp.1267-1272,1992.
92. W.Sun,K.M.Nagpal,andP.P.Khargonekar,“H∞ControlandFilteringofSampled-DataSystems,”IEEETrans.OnAutomaticControl,vol.38,pp.1162-1175,1993.
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93. R. Ravi and P. P. Khargonekar, “Exponential and Input-Output Stability are Equivalent for Linear Time-VaryingSystems,”Sadhana,AcademyProceedingsinEngineeringSciences,IndianAcademyofSciences,vol.18,pp.31-39,1993.
94. N. Sivashankar andP. P. Khargonekar, “CharacterizationandComputationof theH2 InducedNormof Sampled-DataSystems,”SIAMJ.ControlandOptimization,vol.32,pp.1128-1150,1994.
95. P. P. Khargonekar and A. B. Ozguler, “Decentralized Control and Periodic Feedback,” IEEE Trans. on AutomaticControl,vol.39,pp.877-882,1994.
96. H. Akçay and P. P. Khargonekar, “The Least Squares Algorithm, Parametric System Identification, and BoundedNoise,”Automatica,vol.29,pp.1535-1540,1993.
97. H. Akçay, G. Gu, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Identification in H∞ with Nonuniformly Spaced Frequency ResponseMeasurements,”InternationalJournalofRobustandNonlinearControl,vol.4,pp.613-629,1994.
98. K. R. Poolla, P. P. Khargonekar, A. Tikku, J.M. Krause, and K.M. Nagpal, “A Time Domain Approach toModelValidation,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.39,pp.951-959,1994.Winnerofthe1993HugoSchuckAACCBestPaperAward.
99. P. P. Khargonekar and D. S. Shim, “Maximally Robust State-Feedback Controllers for Plants with NormalizedCoprimeFactorUncertainty,”SystemsandControlLetters,vol.22,pp.1-4,1994.
100. N. Sivashankar, I. Kaminer, andP. P. Khargonekar, “OptimalControllers SynthesiswithD Stability,"Automatica,vol.30,pp.1003-1008,1994.
101. H. Bercovoci, C. Foias, P. Khargonekar, and A. Tannenbaum. “On a Lifting Theorem for the Structured SingularValue,”JournalofMath.AnalysisandApplications,187:617-627,1994
102. W.Sun,P.P.Khargonekar,andD.Shim,“SolutiontothePositiveRealControlProblem,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.39,pp.2034-2046,1994.
103. K. Zhou, P. P. Khargonekar, J. Stoustrop, and H. Niemann, “Robust Performance of Systems with StructuredUncertaintiesinStateSpace,”Automatica,vol.31,pp249-257,1995.
104. J.Abedor,K.M.Nagpal,P.P.Khargonekar,andK.Poolla,“RobustRegulation in thePresenceofNorm-BoundedUncertainty,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.40,pp.147-153,1995.
105. E.NobuyamaandP.P.Khargonekar,“AGeneralizationinMixedH2/H∞ControlwithState-Feedback,”SystemsonControlLetters,pp.313-330,1996.
106. J.H.Friedman,P.T.Kabamba,andP.P.Khargonekar,“Worst-caseandAverageH2PerformanceAnalysisAgainstRealConstantParamtericUncertainty,”Automatica,vol.31,649-657,1995.
107. I.Kaminer,A.Pascoal,P.P.Khargonekar,andE.Coleman,“AVelocityAlgorithmforImplementationofNonlinearGain-ScheduledControllers,”Automatica,vol.31,pp.1185-1191,1995.
108. J.H.FriedmanandP.P.Khargonekar,“Applicationof IdentificationinH∞toLightlyDampedSystems: TwoCaseStudies,”IEEETrans.onControlSystemsTechnology,vol.3,pp.279-290,1995.
109. P. P. Khargonekar, M. A. Rotea, and E. Baeyens, “MixedH2/H∞ Filtering,” International Journal of Robust andNonlinearControl,vol.6,pages313–330,1996
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110. B.A.Rashap,M.E.Elta,H.Etemad,J.P.Fournier,J.S.Freudenberg,M.D.Giles,J.W.Grizzle,P.T.Kabamba,P.P.Khargonekar,S.Lafortune,J.R.Moyne,D.Teneketzis,andF.L.Terry,Jr.,“ControlofSemiconductorManufacturingEquipment,”IEEETrans.onSemiconductorManufacturing,vol.8,pp.286-297,1995.
111. Y.YamamotoandP.P.Khargonekar,“FrequencyResponseforSampled-DataSystems,” IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.41,pp.166-176,1996.
112. T.E.Benson,L.I.Kamlet,S.M.Ruegsegger,C.K.Hanish,P.D.Hanish,B.A.Rashap,P.Klimecky,J.S.Freudenberg,J.W.Grizzle,P.P.Khargonekar,F.L.Terry,Jr.,andB.Barney,“SensorSystemsforReal-TimeFeedbackControlofReactiveIonEtching,”J.VacuumScienceandTechnologyB,pp.483-488,Jan/Feb1996.
113. D.Shim,J.Park,P.P.Khargonekar,andW.B.Ribbens,“ReducingAutomotiveEngineSpeedFluctuationsatIdle,”IEEETrans.onControlSystemsTechnology,pp.404-410,1996.
114. T. L. Vincent, P. P. Khargonekar, F. L. Terry, Jr., “An Extended Kalman Filtering Based Method for ProcessingReflectometryDataforFast In-SituEtchRateMeasurements,” IEEETrans.onSemiconductorManufacturing,vol.10,pp.42-51,1997.
115. M.Hankinson,T.L.Vincent,K.Irani,andP.P.Khargonekar,“IntegratedReal-TimeandRun-to-RunControlofEtchDepthinReactiveIonEtching,”IEEETrans.onSemiconductorManufacturing,vol.10,pp.121-130,1997.
116. T. L. Vincent, P. P. Khargonekar, and F. L. Terry, Jr., “End Point and Etch Rate Control Using DualWavelengthReflectometrywith aNonlinear Estimator,” accepted for publication in the J. Electrochemical Society,pp. 2467-2472,1997.
117. M.Hankinson,T.L.Vincent,K.Irani,andP.P.Khargonekar,“CombinedReal-TimeandRun-to-RunControlofEtchDepthandUniformityinReactiveIonEtching,”J.ElectrochemicalSociety,pp.2473-2479,1997.
118. O.PattersonandP.P.Khargonekar,“Reduction inLoadingEffect inReactive IonEtchingUsingReal-TimeClosedLoopControl,”J.ElectrochemicalSociety,pp.2865-2871,1997.
119. C. Schumacher and P. P. Khargonekar, “Missile Autopilot Designs Using H∞ Control with Gain-Scheduling andNonlinearDynamicInversion,”AIAAJ.Guidance,ControlandDynamics,vol.21,pp.234-243,March-April1998.
120. C. Schumacher and P. P. Khargonekar, “Stability Analysis of aMissile Control Systemwith a Dynamic InversionController,”AIAAJ.Guidance,Control,andDynamics,vol.21,pp.508-515,May-June1998.
121. E.Hamby,P.T.Kabamba,andP.P.Khargonekar,“AProbabilisticApproachtoRun-to-RunControl,”IEEETrans.onSemiconductorManufacturing,vol.11,pp.654-669,1998.
122. M.Sarfaty,C.Baum,R.Breun,N.Hershkowitz, J.L.Shohet,K.Nagpal,T.Vincent,P.P.Khargonekar,“Real-TimeMeasurementofThinFilmThicknessDuringPlasmaProcessing,”PlasmasandPolymers,vol.2,pp.229-244,1997.
123. C.G.Galarza,P.P.Khargonekar,N.Layadi,T.L.Vincent,E.A.Rietman,J.T.C.Lee,“ANewAlgorithmforReal-TimeThinFilmThicknessEstimationGivenIn-SituMultiwavelengthEllipsometryUsinganExtendedKalmanFilter,ThinSolidFilms,vol.313-314,pp.157-161,1998.
124. T.VincentandP.P.Khargonekar,“ANonlinearEstimationProblemArisingfromDriftingSensorGains,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.44,pp.509-520,1999.
125. A. Yoon, P. P. Khargonekar, and K. Hebbale, “Design of Computer Experiments for Open Loop Control andRobustness Analysis of Clutch-to-Clutch Transmissions,”ASME J. Dynamic Systems,Measurements, and Control,vol.121,pp.508-517,1999.
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126. E. Park, D. Tilbury, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Modular Logic Controllers for Machining Systems: FormalRepresentationandPerformanceAnalysisUsingPetriNets,”IEEETrans.onRoboticsandAutomation,vol.15,pp.1046-1061,1999.
127. P.Klimecky,C.Garvin,C.Galarza,B. Stutzman,P.P.Khargonekar, andF. L. Terry, Jr., “Real-TimeRIEMetrologyTechniquestoEnableIn-SituResponseSurfaceProcessCharacterization,”J.ElectrochemicalSociety,vol.148,pp.34-40,2001.
128. E.Park,D.Tilbury,andP.P.Khargonekar,“AModelingandAnalysisMethodologyforModularLogicControllersofMachiningSystemsUsingPetriNetFormalism,”IEEETrans.onSystems,ManandCybernetics-PartC:ApplicationsandReviews,vol.31,pp.168-188,2001.
129. D.KalitaandP.P.Khargonekar,“FormalVerificationforAnalysisandDesignofLogicControllersforReconfigurableMachining Systems,” IEEE Trans. on Robotics and Automation, (Special issue on Distributed Object OrientedControl),vol.18,pp.463-474,August2002.
130. J.W.LeeandP.P.Khargonekar,“AConvexOptimizationBasedNonlinearFilteringAlgorithmwithApplicationstoReal-TimeSensingforPatternedWafers,”IEEETrans.onAutomaticControl,vol.48,pp.224-235,February2003.
131. R. E. Groff, P. P. Khargonekar, and D. E. Koditschek, “A Local Convergence Proof for theMinvar Algorithm forComputingContinuousPiecewiseLinearApproximations,”SIAMJ.NumericalAnalysis,vol.41,pp.983-1007,2003.
132. O.Patterson,X.Dong,P.P.Khargonekar,V.Nair,andD.Grimard,“AMethodologyforFeedbackVariableSelectionfor Real-Time Feedback Control Applied to Reactive Ion Etching – Part 1,” IEEE Trans. on SemiconductorManufacturing,vol.16,pp.575-587,2003.
133. O.Patterson,P.P.Khargonekar,X.Dong,V.Nair,D.S.Grimard,“AMethodologyforFeedbackVariableSelectionforReal-TimeFeedbackControlAppliedtoReactiveIonEtching–Part2:ApplicationstoReactiveIonEtching,”IEEETrans.onSemiconductorManufacturing,vol.16,pp.588-597,2003.
134. J. W. Lee and P. P. Khargonekar, “Constrained Infinite-Horizon Linear Quadratic Regulation of Discrete-TimeSystems,”IEEETransactionsonAutomaticControl,vol.52,pp.1251-1258,2007.
135. J.W. Lee and P. P. Khargonekar, “Optimal Output Regulation for Discrete-Time Switched andMarkovian JumpLinearSystems,”SIAMJ.ControlandOptimization,vol.47,pp.40-72,2008.
136. J.W.LeeandP.P.Khargonekar,“DetectabilityandStabilizabilityofDiscrete-TimeSwitchedLinearsystems,”IEEETransactionsonAutomaticControl,vol.54,pp.424-437,2009.
137. J.-W.LeeandP.P.Khargonekar,“Distribution-freeconsistencyofempiricalriskminimizationandsupportvectorregression,”MathematicsofControl,Signals,andSystems,vol.21,pp.111--125,2009.
138. M. Nandan, S. Talathi, S. Myers, W. L. Ditto, P. P. Khargonekar, and P. R. Carney, “Support Vector MachineAlgorithmsforSeizureDetectioninanAnimalModelofChronicEpilepsy,”JournalofNeuralEngineering,vol.7(3),pp.036001-036012,2010.
139. P. H.Wu, A. Agarwal, H. Hess, P. P. Khargonekar, and Y. Tseng, “Analysis of Video-basedMicroscopic ParticleTrajectoriesUsingKalmanFiltering,”BiophysicalJournal,vol.98,pp.2822–2830,2010.
140. S. Talathi, P. R. Carney, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Control of Neural Synchrony Using Channelrhodopsin-2: AComputationalStudy,”JournalofComputationalNeuroscience,vol.31,pp.87-103,DOI:10.1007/s10827-010-0296-6,2011.
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141. E.Boykin,P.P.Khargonekar,P.R.Carney,W.Ogle,andS.S.Talathi,“Detectingeffectiveconnectivityinnetworksofcoupledneuronaloscillators,”JournalofComputationalNeuroscience,DOI10.1007/s10827-011-0367-3,vol.32,pp.521-538,2012
142. L. Xie and P. P. Khargonekar, “Lyapunov-based Adaptive State Estimation for a Class of Nonlinear StochasticSystems,”Automatica,vol.48,pp.1423–1431,2012.
143. E. Bitar, R. Rajagopal, P. P. Khargonekar, K. R. Poolla, and P. Varaiya, “BringingWind Energy toMarket,” IEEETransactionsonPowerSystems,vol.27,pp.1225-1235,2012.
144. Y.Yamamoto,M.Nagahara,andP.P.Khargonekar,“ReconstructionviaH∞Sampled-DataControlTheory—BeyondtheShannonParadigm,”IEEETransactionsonSignalProcessing,vol.60,pp.613-625,2012.
145. Y.Yamamoto,M.Nagahara,andP.P.Khargonekar,“ABriefOverviewofSignalReconstructionviaSampled-DataH∞Optimization,AppliedandComputationalMathematics,vol.11,pp.3-18,2012.
146. E.Bayenes,E.Bitar,P.P.Khargonekar,andK.R.Poolla,“CoalitionalAggregationofWindPower,”IEEETransactionsonPowerSystems,vol.28,pp.3774–3784,2013,DOI:10.1109/TPWRS.2013.2262502.
147. A.Giani,E.Bitar,M.Garcia,M.McQueen,P.P.Khargonekar,andK.Poolla,“SmartGridData IntegrityAttacks,”IEEETransactionsonSmartGrid,vol.4,pp.1244-1253,2013,DOI:10.1109/TSG.2013.2245155.
148. Y.Guo,M.Pan,Y.Fang,andP.P.Khargonekar,“DecentralizedCoordinationofEnergyUtilizationforResidentialHouseholds in the Smart Grid,” IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid, vol. 4, pp. 1341-1350, 2013, DOI:10.1109/TSG.2013.2268581.
149. R. A. Stefanescu, R. G. Shivakeshavan, P. P. Khargonekar and S. S. Talathi, “A Computational Model ofChannelrhodopsin-2 Photocurrent Characteristics in Relation to Neural Signaling,” Bulletin of MathematicalBiology,vol.75,pp.2208-2240,2013,DOI:10.1007/s11538-013-9888-4.
150. M.Nandan,P.P.Khargonekar, andS.Talathi, “FastSVMTrainingandClassificationUsingApproximateExtremePoints,”JournalofMachineLearningResearch,vol.15,pp.59-98,2014.
151. Y.Guo,Y.Gong,Y.Fang,P.P.Khargonekar,andX.Geng,“EnergyandNetworkAwareWorkloadManagementforSustainableDataCenterswithThermalStorage,”IEEETransactionsonParallelandDistributedSystems,vol.25,pp.2030-2042,2014,DOI:10.1109/TPDS.2013.278.
152. R.G.Shivakeshavan,R.A.Stefanescu,P.P.Khargonekar,P.R.Carney,andS.S.Talathi,“GenesisofInterictalSpikesin the CA1: A Computational Investigation,” Frontiers in Neural Circuits, vol. 8, no. 1, 2014, DOI:10.3389/fncir.2014.00002.
153. A.Annaswamy,D.Callaway,J.Chow,C.DeMarco,D.Hill,P.Khargonekar,A.Rantzer,J.Stoustrup,GuestEditorialSpecialSectiononControlTheoryandTechnology, IEEETransactionsonSmartGrid,vol.5,pp.2031-2032,2014,DOI:10.1109/TSG.2014.2326736.
154. S. Ratnadurai-Giridharan, P. P. Khargonekar, S. Talathi, “Emergent Gamma Synchrony in All-to-all InterneuronalNetworks,”FrontiersinComputationalNeuroscience,vol.9,2015,DOI:10.3389/fncom.2015.00127
155. K. G. Nagananda and P. P. Khargonekar, “An Approximately Optimal Algorithm for Scheduling Phasor DataTransmissionsinSmartGridNetworks,”IEEETransactionsonSmartGrid,vol.8,no.4,pp.1649-1657,2017,DOI10.1109/TSG.2015.2497284.
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156. M.Park,K.Kalyanam,S.Darbha,P.P.Khargonekar,P.R.Chandler,andM.Pachter,“PerformanceGuaranteeofanApproximateDynamicProgrammingPolicyforRoboticSurveillance,”IEEETransactionsonAutomationScienceandEngineering,pp.564-578,2016,DOI:10.1109/TASE.2014.2366295.
157. Z. Fuchs and P. P. Khargonekar, “Generalized Engage or Retreat Differential Game with Escort Regions” IEEETransactionsonAutomaticControl,pp.668-681,2017.DOI:10.1109/TAC.2016.2562921
158. F.Lamnabhi-Lagarrigue,A.Annaswamy,S.Engell,A.Isaksson,P.Khargonekar,R.Murray,H.Nijmeijer,T.Samad,D.Tilbury,andP.VandenHof,“Systems&ControlfortheFutureofHumanity;Researchagenda:CurrentandFutureRoles, Impact and Grand Challenges,” Annual Reviews in Control, 2017.https://doi.org/10.1016/j.arcontrol.2017.04.001
159. P. Chakaraborty, E. Baeyens, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Cost Causation Based Allocation of Costs for MarketIntegrationofRenewableEnergy,”IEEETransactionsonPowerSystems,2017.DOI:10.1109/TPWRS.2017.2690404
160. A.Bretas,N.G.Bretas,B.Carvalho,E.Baeyens,andP.P.Khargonekar,“SmartGridsCyber-PhysicalSecurityasaMaliciousDataAttack:AnInnovationApproach,”acceptedforpublicationinElectricPowerSystemsResearch.
161. A.Ranjan,P.P.KhargonekarandS.Sahni,“OfflineFirstFitDecreasingHeightSchedulingofPowerLoads”,JournalofScheduling,2017.https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10951-017-0528-y
C.Submittedforjournalpublication
162. X.GengandP.P.Khargonekar,“PowerManagementofElectricVehicleCharging,”submittedforpublicationtotheIEEETransactionsonSmartGrid,2016.
163. A.Ranjan, P. P. Khargonekar and S. Sahni. “Offlinepreemptive schedulingof powerdemands tominimizepeakpowerinSmartGrids",submittedforpublicationtotheJournalofScheduling,2016.
164. E.Bitar,P.P.Khargonekar,andK.Poolla,“OntheMarginalValueofElectricityStorage,”submittedforpublicationtotheInternationalJournalofElectricalPowerandEnergySystems,2016.
165. P.Chakaraborty, E.Baeyens, andP. P. Khargonekar, “DistributedControlof FlexibleDemandusingProportionalAllocation Mechanism in a Smart Grid: Game Theoretic Interaction and Price of Anarchy,” submitted forpublicationtoSustainableEnergy,GridsandNetworks.
166. R. Khatami, M. Parvania, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Scheduling and Pricing of Energy Generation and Storage inPowerSystems—PartI:Theory,”submittedforpublicationtoIEEETransactionsonPowerSystems.
167. R. Khatami, M. Parvania, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Scheduling and Pricing of Energy Generation and Storage inPowerSystems— PartII:SolutionMethodsandResults,”submittedforpublicationtoIEEETransactionsonPowerSystems.
D.RefereedConferencePublications
168. E. Emre and P. P. Khargonekar, “Regulation of Split Linear Systems over Rings: Coefficient-Assignment andObservers,”Proc.19thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.478-483,1980.
169. P.P.KhargonekarandE.D.Sontag,“OntheRelationbetweenStableMatrixFractionFactorizationsandRegulableRealizations of Linear SystemsOver Rings,”Proc. 19th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control,pp. 1006-1011,1981.
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170. T. T. Georgiou and P. P. Khargonekar, “On the Partial Realization Problem for Covariance Sequences,” Proc.PrincetonConferenceonInformationSystemsandSciences,p.181,March1982.
171. P.P.KhargonekarandA.B.Ozguler,“TheRingsofStableRationalFunctions:AlgebraicProperties,”Proc.21stIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.402-407,1982.
172. E.Emre,A.B.Ozguler,andP.P.Khargonekar, “SystemsOverRings:OutputRegulationandTrackingProblems,”Proc.21stIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.408-413,1982.
173. K. R. Poolla and P. P. Khargonekar, “Linear Time-Varying Systems: Skew Polynomial Fractions,”Proc. 22nd IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.1371-1375,1983.
174. P. P. Khargonekar andA. Tannenbaum, “Robust Stabilizationof SystemswithUncertain Parameters,”Proc. 23rdIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.1214-1218,1984.
175. P. P. Khargonekar and K. R. Poolla, “On the Stabilizability of Linear Time-Varying Systems,” Proc. 23rd IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.1492-1495,1984.
176. A.PascoalandP.P.Khargonekar,“RemarksonWeightedSensitivityMinimization,”Proc.23rdAllertonConferenceonCommunication,Control,andComputing,pp.787-794,1985.
177. J. Krause and P. P. Khargonekar, “An Adaptive Control Parameter Adjustment RequiringWeaker Conditions forExponential Stability,” Proc. 20th Annual Conference Information Sciences and Systems, Princeton University,Princeton,1986.
178. P.P.Khargonekar,T.T.Georgiou,andA.Pascoal,“RobustStabilizabilityofLinearTime-InvariantPlants:NonlinearTime-VaryingControllers,”Proc.25thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.832-837,1986.
179. T.T.GeorgiouandP.P.Khargonekar,“SpectralFactorizationUsingAnalyticInterpolationTheory,”Proc.25thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.7-11,1986.
180. J.KrauseandP.P.Khargonekar,“ThoroughUseofInformationinDeterministicAdaptiveControl,”Proc.1987IFACWorldCongress.
181. J.KrauseandP.P.Khargonekar,“IdentificationUnderFrequencyDomainBoundedDynamicalPerturbations,”Proc.1987AmericanControlConference,pp.1149-1154.Best-Paper-in-SessionAward.
182. T. T. Georgiou, A. M. Pascoal, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Nonlinear Time-Varying Controllers for UniformStabilization,”Proc.1987AmericanControlConference,pp.904-909.Best-Paper-in-SessionAward.
183. P.P.Khargonekar, I.R.Petersen,andK.Zhou,“RobustStabilizationandH∞OptimalControl,”Proc.25thAllertonConferenceonCommunication,Control,andComputing,1987.
184. J.KrauseandP.P.Khargonekar,“OnanIdentificationProblemArisinginRobustAdaptiveControl,”Proc.26thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,1987.
185. P.P.Khargonekar,A.Pascoal,andR.Ravi,“Strong,SimultaneousandReliableStabilizationofLinearTime-VaryingSystems,”Proc.1988AmericanControlConference,pp.2477-2482.
186. G. Gu, P. P. Khargonekar, and E. B. Lee, “Approximation of Infinite-Dimensional Systems,” Proc. 27th IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.987-992,1988.
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187. R.Ravi,P.P.Khargonekar,K.D.Minto,andC.Nett,“ControllerParametrizationforMultirateTime-VaryingPlants,”Proc.1989AmericanControlConference.
188. B.D.O.Anderson,S.Dasgupta,P.P.Khargonekar,F. J.Kraus,andM.Mansour,“RobustStrictPositiveRealness:Characterization andConstruction,”Proc. 28th IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp. 426-430,December1989.
189. A.M.Pascoal,P.P.Khargonekar,andR.Ravi,“RobustStabilizationofFamiliesofLinearTime-VaryingPlantswithApplicationstoSingularlyPerturbedSystems,”Proc.28thIEEEconferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.2401-2407,December1989.
190. P.P.Khargonekar,K.M.Nagpal,andK.Poolla,“H∞ControlofLinearSystemswithNonzero InitialStates,”Proc.29thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.1821-1826,December1990.
191. R.Ravi,K.M.Nagpal,andP.P.Khargonekar,“TheH∞ControlProblemforLinearTime-VaryingSystems,”Proc.29thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.1796-1801,December1990.
192. R.Ravi,A.Pascoal, andP.P.Khargonekar, “NormalizedCoprimeFactorizationsand theGraphMetric for LinearTime-VaryingSystems,”Proc.29thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.1241-1246,December1990.
193. G. Gu, P. P. Khargonekar, E. B. Lee, and P. Mishra, “Finite-Dimensional Approximations for Unstable Infinite-DimensionalSystems,”Proc.29thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.1168-1173,December1990.
194. N.SivashankarandP.P.Khargonekar,“H∞InducedNormofSampled-DataSystems,”Proc.1991AmericanControlConference,pp.167-172,Boston,MA.
195. I.KaminerandP.P.Khargonekar,“RobustStabilityAnalysisofSystemswithStructuredNormBoundedUnstableUncertainty,”Proc.1991AmericanControlConference,pp.2700-2701,Boston,MA.
196. W.Sun,K.M.Nagpal,andP.P.Khargonekar,“H∞ControlandFilteringwithSampledMeasurements,”Proc.1991AmericanControlConference,pp.1652-1657,Boston,MA.
197. J.M. Krause and P. P. Khargonekar, “A Comparison of Classical Stochastic Estimation andDeterministic RobustEstimation,”Proc.1991AmericanControlConference,pp.2825-2831,Boston,MA.
198. P.P.KhargonekarandN.Sivashankar,“SynthesisofH2OptimalControllersofSampled-Datasystems,”Proc.30thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.2649-2654,December1991.
199. G.GuandP.P.Khargonekar,“AClassofAlgorithmsforIdentificationinH∞,”Proc.30thIEEEConferenceonDecision
andControl,pp.634-639,December1991.
200. M. A. Rotea and P. P. Khargonekar, “Generalized H2/H∞ Control Via Convex Optimization,” Proc. 30th IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.2719-2720,December1991.
201. I. Kaminer, A. M. Pascoal, C. J. Silvestre, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Control of an Underwater Vehicle Using H∞Synthesis,”Proc.30thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.2350-2355,December1991.
202. I. Kaminer, P. P. Khargonekar, and M. A. Rotea, “Mixed H2/H∞ Control for Discrete-Time Systems Via ConvexOptimization,”Proc.1992AmericanAutomaticControlConference,pp.1363-1367,Chicago,IL.
203. N. Sivashankar and P. P. Khargonekar, “Worst Case Performance Analysis of Linear Systems with Jumps withApplicationstoSampled-DataSystems,”Proc.1992AmericanAutomaticControlConference,pp.692-696,Chicago,IL.
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204. W.Sun,K.M.Nagpal,P.P.Khargonekar,andK.R.Poolla,“DigitalControlSystems:H∞ControllerDesignwithaZeroOrderHoldFunction,”Proc.31stIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.475-480,1992.
205. K.Zhou,P.P.Khargonekar,J.Stoustrup,andH.Niemann,“RobustStabilityandPerformanceofUncertainSystemsinStateSpace,”Proc.31stIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.662-667,1992.
206. H.Bercovici,C.Foias,P.P.Khargonekar,andA.Tannenbaum,“ALiftingTechniquefortheRobustStabilityAnalysisof Systems with Structured Time-Varying Perturbations,” Proc. 1993 Conference on Information, Systems, andSignals,JohnsHopkinsUniversity,Baltimore,MD.
207. W.Sun,P.P.Khargonekar,andD.Shim,“ControllerSynthesistoRenderaClosedLoopTransferFunctionPositiveReal,”Proc.1993AmericanControlConference,pp.1074-1078.
208. P.P.Khargonekar,M.A.Rotea,andN.Sivashankar,“ExactandApproximateSolutionstoaClassofMultiobjectiveControllerSynthesisProblems,”Proc.1993AmericanControlConference,pp.1602-1606.
209. N. Sivashankar, I. Kaminer, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Optimal Controller Synthesis with Regional StabilityConstraints,”Proc.32ndIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.110-115,1993.
210. W. Sun, K.M.Nagpal, andP. P. Khargonekar, “Optimal Sampler forH∞Control,”Proc. 32nd IEEEConference on
DecisionandControl,pp.777-782,1993.
211. Y.YamamotoandP.P.Khargonekar,“FrequencyResponseofSampled-DataSystems,”Proc.32ndIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.799-804,1993.
212. P. P. Khargonekar and T. Ting, “Fault Detection in the Presence of Modeling Uncertainty,” Proc. 32nd IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.1716-1722,1993.
213. J.Abedor,K.M.Nagpal,P.P.Khargonekar,andK.R.Poolla,“RobustRegulationinthePresenceofNormBoundedUncertainty,”Proc.1994AmericanControlConference,pp.773-777.
214. J.H.Friedman,P.T.Kabamba,andP.P.Khargonekar,“WorstCaseandAverageH2PerformanceAnalysisAgainstRealConstantParametricUncertainty,”Proc.1994AmericanControlConference,pp.2406-2410.
215. E.NobuyamaandP.P.Khargonekar,“NewResultsonSuboptimalStateFeedbackControlwithanH∞Constraint,"Proc.1994AmericanControlConference,pp.2236-2240.
216. J.S.Herman,T.E.Benson,O.D.Patterson,C.Y.Chen,A.T.Demos,P.P.Khargonekar,F.L.Terry,Jr.,andM.E.Elta,“Real-Time Control of Reactive Ion Etching of Amorphous Silicon for Thin Film Transistor Applications,” Proc.Electrochem.Soc.186thMeeting,MiamiBeach,FL,October1994.
217. E.S.Hamby,A.T.Demos,P.T.Kabamba,andP.P.Khargonekar,“AControlOrientedModelingMethodologyforPlasmaEnhancedChemicalVaporDeposition,”Proc.1995AmericanControlConference,pp.220-224.
218. K.Watanabe,P.P.Khargonekar,andT.Hiroe,“MixedSensitivityProblemforDelayFreeSystemsandTime-DelaySystems,”Proc.1995AmericanControlConference,pp.316-320.
219. T. E.Benson,C.K.Hanish,P.Hanish, L. Kamlet, P. Klimecky,B.A.Rashap, J. S. Freudenberg, J.W.Grizzle, P. P.Khargonekar, F. L. Terry, Jr., and B. Barney, “Sensor Systems for Real-Time Feedback Control of Reactive IonEtching,”Proc.PlasmaEtchUsersGroup,pp.239-248,May1995.
220. G.Gu,C.-C.Chu,andP.P.Khargonekar,“FromFrequencyResponseDatatoState-SpaceModels,”Proc.34thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.1252-1257,1995.
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221. S.Hara,H.Fujioka,P.P.Khargonekar,andY.Yamamoto,“ComputationalAspectsofGain-FrequencyResponseforSampled-DataSystems,”Proc.34thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.1784-1789,1995.
222. M.Hankinson,T.Vincent,K. Irani,andP.P.Khargonekar, “CombinedReal-TimeandRun-to-RunControlofEtchDepthinReactiveIonEtching,”Proc.SEMATECHAEC/APCWorkshopVII,pp.249-269,November1995.
223. T.L.Vincent,P.P.Khargonekar,andF.L.Terry,Jr.,“AReal-TimeEtchRateEstimationAlgorithmforSingle/MultipleWavelengthReflectometry,”Proc.SEMATECHAEC/APCWorkshopVII,pp.347-366,November1995.
224. T. Hiroe, P. P. Khargonekar, K. Sakura, I. Ohba, and K. Ohnishi, “A New Approach for the Design of ActiveSuspension Control Systems,” Proc. 1995 ASME Conference on Advanced Automotive Technologies, DSC-Vol.56/DE-Vol.86,pp.141-149,November1995.
225. T.L.Vincent,J.Abedor,K.Nagpal,andP.P.Khargonekar,“Discrete-TimeEstimatorswithGuaranteedPeek-to-PeakPerformance,”Proc.Ofthe13thInternationalFederationofAutomaticControlWorldCongress,SanFrancisco,CA,vol.J,pp.43-48,1996.
226. T.L.Vincent,P.P.Khargonekar,andF.L.Terry,Jr.,“AnExtendedKalmanFilterMethodforFastIn-SituEtchRateMeasurements,” inDiagnosticTechniques for SemiconductorMaterialsProcessing II,editors - S.W.Pang,etal.,MRSSymposiumheldNovember27-30,1995Boston,MA,pp.87-94,MaterialsResearchSociety,Pittsburgh,PA,1996.
227. T.L.Vincent,P.P.Khargonekar,andF.L.Terry,Jr.,“Real-TimeEstimationandFeedbackControlofEtchRateandEtchDepthUsingNonlinearFilteringTechniques,”Abstractsvolumefor190thElectrochemicalSocietyMeeting,SanAntonio,TX,p.375,October6-11,1996.
228. O. D. Patterson and P. P. Khargonekar, “Reduction in Loading Effect Using Real-Time Closed Loop Control ofReactive Ion Etching,” Abstracts Volume for 190th Electrochemical Society Meeting, San Antonio, TX, p. 374,October6-11,1996.
229. M.Hankinson,T.L.Vincent,K.Irani,andP.P.Khargonekar,“CombinedReal-TimeandRun-to-RunControlofEtchDepthandUniformity inReactive IonEtching,”AbstractsVolume for190thElectrochemical SocietyMeeting,SanAntonio,TX,p.1173,October6-11,1996.
230. P. P. Khargonekar and A. Tikku, “Randomized Algorithms for Robust Control Analysis and Synthesis havePolynomialComplexity,”Proc.35th IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,vol.3,pp.3470-3475,Kobe, Japan,December1996.
231. P.P.KhargonekarandY.Yamamoto,“DelayedSignalReconstructionUsingSampled-DataControl,”Proc.35thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.1259-1263,1996.
232. Y.Yamamoto,P.P.Khargonekar,andM.Harada, “FrequencyResponse forSampled-DataSystemswithDiscreteInput/Output Channels,” in Intelligent Robotic Systems, Proc. Int. Symp. Intelligent Robotic systems, Bangalore,India,pp.127-138,McGraw-Hill,1996.
233. M.Sarfaty,R.Breun,N.Hershkowitz,C.Baum,K.Nagpal,T.Vincent,P.P.Khargonekar,“Real-TimeControlofEtchRateandSelectivityUsingTwoColors Laser Interferometry,”Proc.of the1996 IEEE InternationalConferenceonPlasmaScience,Boston,MA,p.281,1996.
234. T. Hiroe and P. P. Khargonekar, “Stability and H∞ Performance Analysis of Gain Scheduled Nonlinear ControlSystemswithD Implementation Under Slowly Varying Command Inputs,” Proc. of the 35th IEEE Conference onDecisionandControl,Kobe,Japan,pp.1656-1662,December1996.
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235. O.D. Patterson, P. P. Khargonekar,D. S.Grimard, X.Dong, andV.N.Nair, “EmpiricalModeling of Reactive IonEtching forReductionofVarianceViaRobustDesign,Real-TimeFeedbackandRun-to-RunControl,”Proc.of theSecond InternationalSymposiumonProcessControl,DiagnosticsandModeling inSemiconductorManufacturing,editors-M.Meyyappan,D.J.EconomouandS.W.Butler,vol.97-9,pp.45-54,1997.
236. C. Schumacher andP. P. Khargonekar, “AComparisonofMissileAutopilotDesignsUsingH∞ControlwithGain-SchedulingandNonlinearDynamic Inversion,”Proc.AmericanControl Conference,pp.2759-2763,Albuquerque,NM,June1997.
237. A. Yoon, P. P. Khargonekar, and K. Hebbale, “Design of Computer Experiments for Open Loop Control andRobustness Analysis of Clutch-to-Clutch Transmissions,” Proc. American Control Conference, pp. 3359-3364,Albuquerque,NM,June1997.
238. T.L.Vincent,P.Klimecky,W.Sun,P.P.Khargonekar,andF.L.Terry,Jr.,“HighlyAccurateEndpointMethodforaTFTBackChannelRecessEtch,SIDConferenceRecordofthe InternationalDisplayResearchConference,pp.274-277,August1997.
239. A. Yoon and P. P. Khargonekar, “Computational Experiments Using Randomized Algorithms for Robust StabilityAnalysis,”Proc.ofthe36thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,Tuscon,AZ,pp.3260-3265,December1997.
240. Y.Yamamoto,H.Fujioka,andP.P.Khargonekar,“SignalReconstructionVia-Sampled-DataControlwithMultirateFilter Banks,”Proc. of the 36th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, Tuscon, AZ, pp. 3395-3400, December1997.
241. C. Schumacher and P. P. Khargonekar, “Stability Analysis of aMissile Control Systemwith a Dynamic InversionController,”Proc.AmericanControlConference,pp.1732-1736,Philadelphia,PA,July1998.
242. T.VincentandP.P.Khargonekar,“AClassofNonlinearFilteringProblemsArisingfromDriftingSensorGains,’Proc.AmericanControlConference,pp.2732-2736,Philadelphia,PA,June1998.
243. E. Hamby, P. T. Kabamba, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Model Identification and Control from a ProbabilisticViewpoint,”Proc.AmericanControlConference,Philadelphia,PA,June1998.
244. A. Yoon and P. P. Khargonekar, “Randomized Algorithms for a Certain Real mu Computation Problem,” Proc.AmericanControlConference,pp.2824-2828,Philadelphia,PA,June1998.
245. E.Park,D.Tilbury,andP.P.Khargonekar,“AFormal ImplementationofLogicControllers forMachiningSystemsUsingPetriNetsandSequentialFunctionCharts,”Proc.1998 Japan-USASymposiumonFlexibleAutomation,pp.683-690,July1998.
246. O.D.PattersonandP.P.Khargonekar,“MethodologyforReal-TimeFeedbackVariableSelectionforManufacturingProcess Control: Theoretical and Simulation Results,” SPIE Conference on Process, Equipment, and MaterialsControlinIntegratedCircuitManufacturingIV,ProceedingsofSPIE,vol.3510,September1998.
247. T.Vincent,C.Galarza,andP.P.Khargonekar,“AdaptiveEstimationUsingMultipleModelsandNeuralNetworks,”Proc.7th IFACSymposiumonArtificial Intelligence inReal-TimeControl,GrandCanyon,AZ,October5-8,editors-Yo-HanPaoandS.R.LeClair,Pergamon,1998.
248. R. Groff, D. Koditschek, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Invertible Piecewise Linear Approximations for ColorReproduction,”Proc.ofConferenceonControlApplications,Trieste,Italy,pp.716-720,August1998.
249. E. Park, D. Tilbury, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Performance Analysis of Machining Systems with Modular LogicControllers,”Proc.InternationalConferenceonRoboticsandAutomation,April1999.
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250. C.G.Galarza,P.Klimecky,P.P.Khargonekar,andF.L.Terry,Jr.,“In-SituDesignofExperimentsforaReactiveIonEtchingProcess,”Proc.of1999MaterialsResearchSocietySpringMeeting99,SanFrancisco,CA,1999,paperU4.8,pp. 323. Source: Conference Record of the 1999Materials Research Society SpringMeeting, to be publishedSeptember1999.
251. C. G. Galarza and P. P. Khargonekar, “A Learning and Estimation Problem Arising from In-Situ Control andDiagnosticsofManufacturingProcesses,”Proc.1999AmericanControlConference,pp.854-859,SanDiego,CA.
252. E.Park,D.Tilbury,andP.P.Khargonekar,“AModelingandAnalysisMethodologyforModularLogicControllersofMachiningSystemswithAuto,Hand,andManualControlModes,”Proc.oftheAmericanControlConference,pp.3158-3164,June2000.
253. C. G. Galarza and P. P. Khargonekar, “A Learning and Estimation Problem Arising from In-Situ Control andDiagnosticsofManufacturingProcesses,”Proc.1999AmericanControlConference,pp.854-859,SanDiego,CA.
254. D.KalitaandP.P.Khargonekar,“FormalVerificationfortheDesignandAnalysisofControllersforReconfigurableMachiningSystems,”Proc.AmericanControlConference,pp.3533-3539,June2000.
255. D. Kalita and P. P. Khargonekar, “Formal Verification of Reconfigurable Logic Controllers for ManufacturingSystems,”Japan-USASymposiumonFlexibleAutomation,AnnArbor,Michigan,2000.
256. D.KalitaandP.P.Khargonekar,“SF2STeP:ACADToolforFormalVerificationofTimedStateflowDiagrams,”Proc.IEEE Conference on Computer Aided Control System Development (CACSD), Anchorage, Alaska, pp. 156-162,September2000.
257. E. Park, D. Tilbury, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Control Logic Generation for Machining Systems Using Petri NetFormalism,”Proc.of2000IEEEInternationalConferenceonSystems,Man&Cybernetics,pp.3201-3206,October2000.
258. E.Park,D.Tilbury,andP.P.Khargonekar,“HierarchicalPetriNetStructureforSequenceControlLogicinAutomaticMachiningSystems,”Proc.ofSithInternationalConferenceonControl,Automation,RoboticsandVision,December2000.
259. R.E.Groff,D.E.Koditscheck,P.P.Khargonekar,andT.Thieret,“RepresentationofColorSpaceTransformationsforEffectiveCalibrationandControl,”Proc. the IS&TNIP16 InternationalConferenceonDigitalPrintingTechnology,Vancouver,Canada,2000.
260. R. E. Groff, D. E. Koditscheck, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Training Piecewise Linear Homeomorphisms forApproximationofMapswithKnownInvariants:TheScalarCase,”Proc.ofInternationalJointConferenceonNeuralNetworks,Como,Italy,pp.259-264,2000.
261. J.W.LeeandP.P.Khargonekar,“Simulation-BasedNonlinearFilteringwithRedundantObservationsandBoundedDisturbances,”Proc.ofthe40thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,vol.3,pp.2125-2130,2001.
262. H.T.Huang,J.W.Lee,P.Kliemcky,P.P.Khargonekar,andF.L.Terry,Jr.,“In-SituMonitoringofDeepSub-MicronTopographyEvolutionandEndpointDuringReactiveIonEtching,”Proc.XIIIAEC/APCConference,2001.
263. H.T.Huang,J.W.Lee,B.S.Stutzman,P.Klimecky,C.Garvin,P.P.Khargaonekar,andF.L.Terry,Jr.,“Real-TimeIn-SituMonitoringofDeepSub-MicronTopographyEvolutionDuringReactionIonEtching,”AEC/APCSymposiumXIIProceedings,vol.2,pp.727-738,2000.OutstandingStudentPaperAward.
264. J.W.Lee,H.T.Huang,P.P.KhargonekarandF.L.Terry,Jr.,“AngleofIncidence-FreeReal-TimeStateEstimationforPatteredwafers,”AEC/APCSymposiumXIV,2002.HonorableMentioninStudentPaperCompetition.
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265. J.W.LeeandP.P.Khargonekar,“GeneralizationAbilityofaClassofEmpiricalRiskMinimizationAlgorithmsandtheSupportVectorRegressionMethod,”Proc.42ndIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.2942-2947,2003.
266. K.Hsu,M.Claassen,C.Novara,P.P.Khargonekar,M.Milanese,K.Poolla,“Non-ParametricIdentificationofStaticNonlinearities inGeneral Interconnected Systems,” International FederationofAutomatic Control Congress, July2005.
267. J.-W.Lee,G.E.Dullerud,andP.P.Khargonekar, “AnOutputRegulationProblemforSwitchedLinearSystems inDiscrete-Time,”Proc.46thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.4993-4998,December2007.
268. M. Nagahara, Y. Yamamoto, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Stability of Signal Reconstruction Filters Via CardinalExponentialSplines,”Proc.17thInternationalFederationofAutomaticControlWorldCongress,pp.1414-1419,July2008.
269. J.-W.LeeandP.P.Khargonekar,“OutputVariance-ConstrainedLQGControlofDiscrete-TimeSystems,”Proc.17thInternationalFederationofAutomaticControlWorldCongress,pp.2508—2513,July2008.
270. C.Zhang,P.Li,Y.Fang,andP.P.Khargonekar,“DecentralizedRoutinginNonhomogeneousNetworks,”Proc.2008InternationalConferenceonDistributedComputingSystems,Beijing,China.
271. J.-W.Lee,G.E.Dullerud,andP.P.Khargonekar,“Path-by-PathOptimalControlofSwitchedandMarkovianJumpLinearSystems,”Proc.47thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.5324–5329,December2008.
272. L. Xie and P. P. Khargonekar, “Lyapunov-based Adaptive State Estimation for a Class of Nonlinear StochasticSystems,”Proc.2010AmericanControlconference,pp.6071–6076,July2010.
273. Z. Fuchs, P. P. Khargonekar, and J. Evers, “Cooperative Defense within a Single-Pursuer, Two-Evader PursuitEvasionDifferentialGame,”Proc.50thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.3091-3097,December2010.
274. E. Bitar, A.Giani, R. Rajagopal, D. Varagnolo, P. P. Khargonekar, K. Poolla, P. P. Varaiya, “Optimal Contracts forWindPowerProducersinElectricityMarkets,”Proc.50thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.1919-1926,December2010.
275. E.Bitar,R.Rajagopal,P.P.Khargonekar,andK.Poolla,“Theroleofco-locatedstorageforwindpowerproducersinconventionalelectricitymarkets,”Proc.AmericanControlConference,pp.3886-3891,June2011.
276. Z.FuchsandP.P.Khargonekar,“Games,Deception,andJones'Lemma,”Proc.AmericanControlConference,pp.4532-4537,June2011.
277. A.Giani, E. Bitar,M.Garcia,M.McQueen,P. P. Khargonekar, andK. Poolla, “SmartGridData IntegrityAttacks:CharacterizationsandCountermeasures,”Proc.IEEESmartGridComm,pp.232–237,2011.
278. D.Bakken,A.Bose,K.M.Chandy,P.P.Khargonekar,A.Kuh,S.Low,A.vonMeier,K.Poolla,P.P.Varaiya,andF.Wu,“GRIP–GridswithIntelligentPeriphery:ControlArchitecturesforGrid2050,”Proc.IEEESmartGridComm,pp.7-12,2011.
279. E.Baeyens,E.Bitar,P.P.Khargonekar,K.Poolla,“WindEnergyAggregation:ACoalitionalGameApproach,”Proc.IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.3000-3007,2011.
280. Z. Fuchs and P. P. Khargonekar, “Encouraging Attacker Retreat through Defender Cooperation,” Proc. IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.235-242,2011.
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281. E. Bitar,K.Poolla,P.P.Khargonekar,R.Rajagopal,P.Varaiya,andF.Wu,“SellingRandomWind,”Proc.HawaiiInternationalConferenceonSystemsScience,pp.1931-1937,2012.
282. E.Bitar,E.Baeyens,P.P.Khargonekar,K.Poolla,andP.Varaiya,“OptimalSharingofQuantityRiskforaCoalitionofWindPowerProducersFacingNodalPrices,”Proc.2012AmericanControlConference,pp.4438-4445,June2012.
283. Z.FuchsandP.P.Khargonekar,“ASequentialColonelBlottoGamewithaSensorNetwork,”Proc.2012AmericanControlConference,pp.1851-1857,June2012.
284. A. Subramanian, E. Bitar, P. P. Khargonekar, andK. Poolla, “Market InducedCurtailmentofWindPower,”Proc.2012IEEEPESGeneralMeeting,pp.1-8,July2012.
285. Y.Guo,M.Pan,Y.Fang,andP.P.Khargonekar,“CoordinatedEnergySchedulingforResidentialHouseholdsintheSmartGrid,”Proc.2012IEEESmartGridComm,pp.121-126,November2012.
286. X.GengandP.P.Khargonekar,“ElectricVehiclesasFlexibleLoads:AlgorithmstoOptimizeAggregateBehavior,”Proc.IEEESmartGridComm,pp.430-435,November2012.
287. X. Geng and P. P. Khargonekar, “Demand Management of Electric Vehicle Loads,” Proc. American ControlConference,pp.5841-5846,June2013.
288. K. Kalyanam, S. Darbha, P. P. Khargonekar, D. Casbeer,M. Pachter, and P. Chandler, “OptimalMinimax PursuitEvasiononaManhattanGrid,”Proc.AmericanControlConference,pp.3427-3434,June2013.
289. A. Chakrabortty and P. P. Khargonekar, “Introduction toWide-Area Control of Power Systems,”Proc. AmericanControlConference,pp.6773-6785,June2013.
290. D.Gayme,U.Topcu,S.LowandP.P.Khargonekar,“TowardsSmart,FlexibleandEfficientPowerSystems:VisionandResearchChallenges,”Proc.AmericanControlConference,pp.5244-5251,June2013.
291. K. Kalyanam, S. Darbha, P. P. Khargonekar, M. Pachter, and P. Chandler, “Optimal Cooperative Pursuit on aManhattan Grid,” Proc. 2013 AIAA Conference on Guidance, Navigation, and Control, pp. 1-10, 2013, DOI:10.2514/6.2013-4633.
292. Y.Guo,Y.Gong,Y.Fang,P.P.Khargonekar,andX.Geng,“OptimalPowerandWorkloadManagementforGreenData Centers with Thermal Storage,” Proc. IEEE GlobeCom’13, pp. 2888 - 2893, 2013,DOI:10.1109/GLOCOM.2013.6831509.
293. Y. Guo, Y. Fang, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Optimal Workload and Energy Storage Management for Cloud DataCenters,”Proc.MILCOM,pp.1850–1855,2013,DOI:10.1109/MILCOM.2013.312.
294. M.Park,K.Kalyanam,S.Darbha,P.P.Khargonekar,P.R.Chandler,andM.Pachter,“PerformanceGuaranteesofaSub-OptimalPolicyforaRoboticSurveillanceApplication,”Proc.2ndIFACWorkshoponResearch,EducationandDevelopmentofUnmannedAerialSystems,pp.283-290,2013,DOI10.3182/20131120-3-FR-4045.00027.
295. P.ChakrabortyandP.P.Khargonekar"FlexibleLoadsandRenewableIntegration:DistributedControlandPriceofAnarchy"Proceedingsofthe52ndIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,December10-13,2013,Florence,Italy,pp.2306-2312.
296. Y.Guo.Y.Gong,M.Fang,andP.P.Khargonekar,“StochasticMinimizationof ImbalanceCostforaVirtualPowerPlant inElectricityMarkets,”Proc. IEEEPESConferenceon InnovativeSmartGridTechnologies,Washington,DC,February2014.
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297. X. Geng, B. Ramchandran, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Receding Horizon PowerManagement for Electrical VehicleCharging,”PowerSystemsConference,ClemsonUniversity,pp.1-7,March2014,DOI:10.1109/PSC.2014.6808130.
298. A.Ranjan,P.P.Khargonekar,andS.Sahni,“OfflinePreemptiveSchedulingofPowerDemandstoMinimizePeakPowerinSmartGrids,”Proc.19thIEEESymposiumofComputersandCommunications,Madeira,PORTUGAL,June2014,DOI:10.1109/ISCC.2014.6912525.
299. P.ChakrabortyandP.P.Khargonekar,“Impactof IrrationalConsumersonRationalConsumers inaSmartGrid,”Proc.AmericanControlConference,pp.58-64,June2014,DOI:10.1109/ACC.2014.6859365.
300. P.ChakrabortyandP.P.Khargonekar,“ADemandResponseGameanditsRobustPriceofAnarchy,Proc.2014IEEESmartGridComm,pp.644-649,November2014,Florence,Italy.
301. Z. Fuchs and P. P. Khargonekar, An Engage or Retreat Differential Game with an Escort Region, Proc. IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.4290-4297,December2014.
302. S.Nabavi,A.Chakrabortty,andP.P.Khargonekar,“AGlobal IdentifiabilityConditionforConsensusNetworksonTreeGraphs,”Proc.AmericanControlConference,pp.1830-1835,2015.
303. A.Ranjan,P.P.KhargonekarandS.Sahni, “OfflineFirstFit Scheduling inSmartGrids,”Proc. IEEESymposiumofComputersandCommunications,pp.758-763,2015.
304. A. Ranjan, P. P. Khargonekar and S. Sahni, “Smart Grid Power Scheduling Via Bottom Left Decreasing HeightPacking,” IEEE Symposium of Computers and Communications, pp. 1128-1133, 2016. DOI:10.1109/ISCC.2016.7543888
305. P.Chakraborty,E.Baeyens,P.P.Khargonekar,andK.Poolla, “ACooperativeGame for theRealizedProfitofanAggregationofRenewableEnergyProducers,”Proc.2016IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.5805-5812,December2016.DOI:10.1109/CDC.2016.7799162
306. S.RathinamandP.P.Khargonekar,“AnApproximationAlgorithmfortheShortestPathDubinsProblem,”Proc.ASMEDynamicSystemsandControlConference,October2016.
307. S. Nivison and P. P. Khargonekar, “Improving Long-Term Learning ofModel Reference Adaptive Controllers forFlight Applications: A Sparse Neural Network Approach,” Proc. 2017 AIAA Guidance, Navigation, and ControlConference,2017.http://dx.doi.org/10.2514/6.2017-1249
308. S.NivisonandP.P.Khargonekar,“DevelopmentofaRobustDeepRecurrentNeuralNetworkControllerforFlightControlApplications,”toappearinProceedingsAmericanControlConference,2017.
309. H.Nagarajan,P.R.Pagilla,S.Darbha,R.Bent,P.P.Khargonekar,“OptimalConfigurationstoMinimizeDisturbancePropagation in Roll-to-Roll Manufacturing Networks,” to appear in Proceedings American Control Conference,2017.
E.InvitedConferencePapers
310. P. P. Khargonekar and E. Emre, “Matrix Fraction Descriptions and Output Regulation and Tracking for LinearSystemsOverCommutativeRings,”Proc.19thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.258-263,1980.
311. P.P.Khargonekar,T.T.Georgiou,andA.B.Ozguler,“SkewPrimePolynomialMatricesandInvariantSubspaces,”Proc.1981InternationalSymposiumontheMathematicalTheoryofNetworksandSystems,SantaMonica,CA,pp.139-143,1981.
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312. P.P.KhargonekarandA.B.Ozguler,“OntheRegulatorProblemwithInternalStability,”Proc.1983InternationalSymposium on the Mathematical Theory of Networks and Systems, Lecture Notes on control and InformationSciences,editorP.Fuhrmann,Springer-Verlag,Berlin,vol.58,pp.563-573,1984.
313. E.W.Kamen,P.P.Khargonekar,andA.Tannenbaum,“ALocalTheoryofLinearSystemswithNoncommensurateTimeDelays,”Proc.1983InternationalSymposiumontheMathematicalTheoryofNetworksandSystems,LectureNotesonControlandInformationSciences,editorP.Fuhrmann,Springer-Verlag,Berlin,vol.58,pp.521-540,1984.
314. A.TannenbaumandP.P.Khargonekar,“OnWeakPole-PlacementofLinearSystemsDependingonParameters,”Proc. 1983 International Symposium on the Mathematical Theory of Networks and Systems, Lecture Notes onControlandInformationSciences,editorP.Fuhrmann,Springer-Verlag,Berlin,vol.58,pp.829-839,1984.
315. P. P. Khargonekar, K. R. Poolla, and A. Tannenbaum, “Periodic Controllers for Robust Control of Linear Time-Invariant Plants,”Modeling, Identification and Robust Control, editors C. Byrnes and A. Lindquist, pp. 137-145,North-Holland,1986.
316. E. W. Kamen, P. P. Khargonekar, and A. Tannenbaum, “New Techniques for the Control of Linear Infinite-DimensionalSystems,”FrequencyDomainandState-SpaceMethods forLinearSystems,editorsC.ByrnesandA.Lindquist,pp.355-366,North-Holland,1986.
317. K. R. Poolla, E. W. Kamen, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Polynomial and Stable-Proper Factorizations of TransferFunction Matrices for Linear Time-Varying Systems,” Frequency Domain and State-Space Methods for LinearSystems,editorsC.ByrnesandA.Lindquist,pp.59-72,North-Holland,1986.
318. A. Feintuch, P. P. Khargonekar, and A. Tannenbaum, “Weighted SensitivityMinimization for Periodic Systems,”Proc.24thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.686-688,1985.
319. P.P.KhargonekarandK.Zhou, “WeightedSensitivityMinimization forDelaySystems,”Proc.25thConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.1950-1952,1986.
320. K. Lenz,P.P.Khargonekar,and J.C.Doyle, “When isClassical LoopShapingH∞Optimal?,”Proc.1987AmericanControlConference,pp.617-621,1987.
321. P. P. Khargonekar and K. Zhou, “Robust Stabilization of Uncertain Systems,” Proc. 1988 American ControlConference,pp.790-795.
322. P.P.KhargonekarandM.Rotea,“CoprimeFactorizationsforLinearTime-VaryingSystems,”Proc.1988AmericanControlConference,pp.848-851.
323. B. R. Barmish and P. P. Khargonekar, “Robust Stability of Feedback Systems with Uncertain Parameters andUnmodeledDynamics,”Proc.1988AmericanControlConference,pp.1857-1862.
324. J. Krause and P. P. Khargonekar, “Robust Parameter Adjustment,”Proc. 1988American Control Conference,pp.331-336.
325. J. C. Doyle, K. Glover, P. P. Khargonekar, and B. A. Francis, “State-Space Solutions to the StandardH2 andH∞ControlProblems,”Proc.1988AmericanControlConference,pp.1691-1696.
326. K.Lenz,P.P.Khargonekar,andJ.C.Doyle,“ControllerOrderReduction,”Proc.1988AmericanControlConference,pp.1697-1698.
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327. T. Fujii andP. P. Khargonekar, “InverseProblems inH∞Control Theory andDifferentialGames,”Proc. 27th IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.26-31,1988.ReprintedintheIEEEPressBook:RecentAdvancesinRobustControl,editorsP.DoratoandR.K.Yedavalli.
328. P.P.KhargonekarandM.A.Rotea,“StabilizationofUncertainSystemsViaControlLiapunovFunctions,”Proc.27thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.503-507,1988.ReprintedintheIEEEPressBook:RecentAdvancesinRobustControl,editorsP.DoratoandR.K.Yedavalli.
329. P.P.Khargonekar,“ControlofUncertainSystemsUsingNonlinearFeedback,”Proc.1989InternationalSymposiumonCircuitsandSystems,pp.1603-1605.
330. P.P.Khargonekar,J.M.Krause,andG.Stein,“RobustnessIssuesinAdaptiveControl,”Proc.1988COMCON,BatonRouge,LA.
331. J.M.Krause,G.Stein,andP.P.Khargonekar, “TowardPracticalAdaptiveControl,”Proc.1989AmericanControlConference,pp.993-998.
332. I. Kaminer, P. P. Khargonekar, and G. Robel, “Design of a Localizer Capture and Track Controller for a LateralAutopilot UsingHinfty Synthesis,”Proc. 1989 American Control Conference,pp. 592-601. Reprinted in the IEEEPressBook:RecentAdvancesinRobustControl,editorsP.DoratoandR.K.Yedavalli.
333. P.P.KhargonekarandM.A.Rotea,“MultipleObjectiveControlDesign:TheH2Case,”Proc.1989AmericanControlConference,pp.171-176.*Best-Paper-in-Session*Award.ReprintedintheIEEEPressBook:RecentAdvancesinRobustControl,editorsP.DoratoandR.K.Yedavalli.
334. P. P. Khargonekar and G. Gu, “Robust Stabilization of Systems with Parametric Uncertainty,” Proc IEEEInternationalConferenceonSystemsEngineering,Dayton,OH,pp.495-498,August1989.
335. P.P.KhargonekarandK.M.Nagpal,“FilteringandSmoothing inan H∞Setting,"Proc.1989IEEEConferenceandDecisionandControl,pp.415-420.
336. B.R.Barmish,P.P.Khargonekar,Z.ShiandR.Tempo,“APitfall inSomeoftheRobustStabilityLiterature,”Proc.1989IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.2273-2277.
337. J.M.Krause,P.P.Khargonekar,andG.Stein,“RobustAdaptiveControl: StabilityandAsymptoticPerformance,”Proc.1989IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.1019-1024.
338. P.P.KhargonekarandK.R.Poolla,“RobustControlofLinearTime-InvariantPlantsUsingSwitchingandNonlinearControllers,”Proc.1989IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.2205-2207.
339. M.A.RoteaandP.P.Khargonekar,“SimultaneousH2/H∞Control:TheState-FeedbackCase,”Proc.1990AmericanControlConference,pp.2380-2384.
340. I.KaminerandP.P.Khargonekar,“DesignoftheFlareControlLawforLongitudinalAutopilotUsingH∞Synthesis,”Proc.29thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.2981-2986,1990.
341. J. M. Krause, G. Stein, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Robust Performance of Adaptive Controllers with GeneralUncertaintyStructures,”Proc.29thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.3168-3175,1990.
342. G.GuandP.P.Khargonekar,“LinearandNonlinearAlgorithmsforIdentificationinH∞withErrorBounds,”Proc.1991AmericanControlConference,pp.64-69,Boston,MA.
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343. N.SivashankarandP.P.Khargonekar,“RobustStabilityandPerformanceAnalysisofSampled-DataSystems,”Proc.30thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.881-886,1991.
344. K. R. Poolla, P. P. Khargonekar, A. Tikku, J.M. Krause, and K.M. Nagpal, “A Time Domain Approach toModelValidation,”Proc.1992AmericanAutomaticControlConference,pp.313-317,Chicago,IL.
345. H. Akçay, G. Gu, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Identification in H∞ with Nonuniformly Space Frequency ResponseMeasurements,”Proc.1992AmericanControlConference,pp.246-250.
346. P.P.KhargonekarandM.A.Rotea,“MixedH2/H∞Filtering,”Proc.31stIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.
2299-2304,1992.
347. M.E.Elta,H.Etemad,J.S.Freudenberg,M.D.Giles,J.W.Grizzle,P.T.Kabamba,P.P.Khargonekar,S.Lafortune,S.M.Meerkov,J.R.Moyne,B.A.Rashap,D.Teneketzis,andF.L.Terry,Jr.,“ApplicationsofControltoSemiconductorManufacturing:ReactiveIonEtching,”Proc.1993AmericanControlConference,pp.2990-2997.
348. N.SivashankarandP.P.Khargonekar,“DesignofaControllerforaFlexiblePointingSystemUsingH∞Synthesis,”Proc.1993AmericanControlConference,pp.1612-1616.
349. G.Gu andP. P. Khargonekar, “FrequencyDomain Identificationof LightlyDamped Systems: The JPL Example,”Proc.1993AmericanControlConference,pp.3052-3056.
350. H.AkçayandP.P.Khargonekar,“OntheWorstCasePerformanceoftheLeastSquaresAlgorithm,”Proc.32ndIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.799-804,1993.
351. I.Kaminer,A.Pascoal,P.P.Khargonekar,andC.Silvestre,“AVelocityAlgorithmfortheImplementationofGain-ScheduledControllerswithApplicationstoRigidBodyMotionControl,”Proc.32ndIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.1043-1048,1993.
352. B.A.Rashap,P.P.Khargonekar,J.W.Grizzle,M.E.Elta,J.Freudenberg,andF.L.Terry,Jr.,“Real-TimeControlofReactive Ion Etching: Identification and Disturbance Rejection,” Proc. 32nd IEEE Conference on Decision andControl,pp.3379-3386,1993.
353. E. Baeyens and P. P. Khargonekar, “Some Examples in Mixed H2/H∞ Control,” Proc. 1994 American ControlConference,pp.1608-1612.
354. J. H. Friedman and P. P. Khargonekar, “Identification Lightly Damped Systems Using Frequency DomainTechniques,”IFACSymposiumonSystemIdentification,pp.201-206,July1994.
355. T. L. Vincent, P. P. Khargonekar, B.A. Rashap, F. L. Terry, Jr., andM. Elta, “Nonlinear System Identification andControlofaReactiveIonEtcher,”Proc.1994AmericanControlConference,pp.902-906.
356. J. H. Friedman and P. P. Khargonekar, “A Comparative Applications Study of Frequency Domain IdentificationTechniques,”Proc.1995AmericanControlConference,pp.3055-3059.
357. D. Shim, J. Park, P. P. Khargonekar, andW. Ribbens, “Engine Idle Speed Control,”Proc. 1995 American ControlConference,pp.2582-2586.
358. P.P.KhargonekarandF.L.Terry,Jr.,“ControlofSemiconductorManufacturing: CurriculumDevelopmentunderanNSFCombinedResearch-CurriculumGrant,”Proc.1995AmericanControlConference,pp.1072-1076.
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359. L. K.Mestha, Y. R.Wang, S.Dianat, E. Jackson, T. Thieret, P. P. Khargonekar, andD. E. Koditscheck, “Toward aControl Oriented Model of Xerographic Marking Engines,” Proc. of the 35th IEEE Conference on Decision andControl,Kobe,Japan,pp.4837-4843,December1996.
360. C.G.Galarza,P.P.Khargonekar,andF.L.Terry,Jr.,“Real-TimeEstimationofPatternedWaferParametersUsingIn-SituSpectroscopicEllipsometry,”Proc.IEEEConferenceonControlApplications,Hawaii,August1999.
361. P.P.KhargonekarandA.Yoon,“RandomizedAlgorithms inControlAnalysisandDesign,”Proc.AmericanControlConference,pp.383-387,June1999.
362. P.P.KhargonekarandF.L.Terry,Jr.,“CurriculumDevelopmentinControlofSemiconductorManufacturingUnderan NSF Combined Research-CurriculumGrant,”Proc. IEEE Conference on Decision and Control,pp. 3024-3029,1999.
363. R.Groff,P.P.Khargonekar,D.Koditschek,T.Thieret,andL.K.Mestha,“ModelingandControlofColorXerographicProcesses,”Proc.IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,pp.1697-1702,1999.
364. E. Park, D. Tilbury, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Modeling, Analysis, and Implementation of Logic Controllers ofMachiningSystemsUsingPetriNetsandSFC,”5thWorkshoponDiscreteEventSystems (WODES2000),pp.265-274,August2000.
365. E. Bitar, P. P. Khargonekar, and K. Poolla, “Systems and Control Opportunities in the Integration of RenewableEnergyintotheSmartGrid,”Proc.InternationalFederationofAutomaticControl,2011.
366. M.Park,S.Darbha,K.Krishnamoorthy,P.P.Khargonekar,M.Pachter,andP.Chandler, “Sub-optimalStationaryPolicies for a Class of Stochastic Optimization Problems arising in Robotic Surveillance Applications,” ASMEDynamicSystemsandControlConference,PaperDSCC2012-MOVIC2012-8610,November2012.
F.AbstractsandPosters
367. P.R.Carney,S.S.Talathi,D.-K.Hwang,M.Spano,P.P.Khargonekar,andW.L.Ditto,“CircadianControlofNeuralExcitability inTemporalLobeEpilepsy,”Abstract,Fourth InternationalWorkshoponSeizurePrediction, June4-7,2009,KansasCity,MO.
368. M.Nandan,S.Talathi,W.L.Ditto,P.P.Khargonekar,andP.R.Carney,“SupportVectorMachineAlgorithmsforEarlySeizureDetectioninanAnimalmodelofTemporalLobeEpilepsy,”Poster,FourthInternationalWorkshoponSeizurePrediction,June4-7,2009,KansasCity,MO.
369. S. Talathi, M. Nandan, S. Myers, W. L. Ditto, P. P. Khargonekar, and P. R. Carney, “Support Vector MachineAlgorithms for Early Seizure Detection in an Animal Model of Chronic Epilepsy,” Meeting Abstract, AmericanEpilepsySocietyMeeting,Epilepsia,p.392,November2009.
370. S.Ratnadurai,S.S.Talathi,P.R.Carney,P.P.Khargonekar,“SynchronizationInducedbySignalPropagationDelaysinInhibitoryNetworks,”NineteenthAnnualComputationalNeuroscienceMeeting,2010,BMCNeuroscience2010,11(Suppl1):P2doi:10.1186/1471-2202-11-S1-P2.
371. S.S.Talathi,S.Ratnadurai,S.Kantorovich,P.R.Carney,P.P.Khargonekar,“ControlofNeuralSynchronywithLightActivated Opsins,” Nineteenth Annual Computational Neuroscience Meeting, 2010, BMC Neuroscience 2010,11(Suppl1):P5doi:10.1186/1471-2202-11-S1-P5.
372. A.Asokan,M.Chandran, P. P. Khargonekar, B. K.Ormerod, “ACombinedMultiplex Experimental andModelingApproach Reveals CandidateNeuroinflammatory Cytokines that Affect Hippocampal Progenitor Cell Behavior inAdultMice,”Poster,638.9/C9.2010NeuroscienceMeetingPlanner.SanDiego,CA:SocietyforNeuroscience,2010.
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373. S.S.Talathi,P.R.Carney,andP.P.Khargonekar,“In-phaseNeuralSynchronythroughOpticalNeurostimulation,”Poster,44.10/H38.2010NeuroscienceMeetingPlanner.SanDiego,CA:SocietyforNeuroscience,2010.
374. S. Ratnaduari, S. Nambi, P. P. Khargonekar, P. R. Carney, S. S. Talathi, “Model Parameter Estimation forChannelrhodopsin-2 lightGated IonChannels,”Poster,CNS*2011, Stockholm, Sweden,BMCNeuroscience 2011,12(Suppl1):P325.
375. E.Boykin,P.P.Khargonekar,W.Ogle,P.R.Carney,andS.S.Talathi,“DetectingEffectiveConnectivityinNetworksof Coupled Neuronal Oscillators,” Poster, CNS*2011, Stockholm, Sweden, BMC Neuroscience 2011, 12(Suppl1):P324.
376. R.G.Shivakeshavan,R.A.Stefanescu,P.P.Khargonekar,P.R.Carney,andS.S.Talathi,“GenesisofInterictalSpikesin the CA1: a Computational Investigation,” Poster, CNS*2012, Atlanta, GA, BMC Neuroscience 2012, 13(Suppl1):P30.
377. R.A.Stefanescu,R.G.Shivakeshavan,P.P.Khargonekar,P.R.Carney,andS.S.Talathi,“Computationalmodelingoflightactivatedionchannels,”Poster,CNS*2012,Atlanta,GA,BMCNeuroscience2012,13(Suppl1):P31.
G.Patents
378. L. K. Mestha, Y. R. Wang, S. A. Dianat, P. P. Khargonekar, D. E. Koditscheck, E. Jackson, T. E. Thieret,“Coordinitization of Tone Reproduction Curve in Terms of Basis Functions,” U.S. Patent No. 5,749,020,May 5,1998.
379. L.K.Mestha,Y.R.Wang,S.A.Dianat,P.P.Khargonekar,D.E.Koditscheck,E.Jackson,andT.E.Thieret,“OptimalReconstructionofToneReproductionCurves,”U.S.Patent5,063,244,October5,1999.
380. E. Park, D. Tilbury, and P. P. Khargonekar, “Method and System for Creating a Control-Flow Structure WhichRepresents Control Logic, Reconfigurable Logic Controller Having the Control Logic, Method for Designing theControllerandMethodforChangingControlLogic,”U.S.Patent6256598,July2001.
G.OtherPublications
381. E.W.KamenandP.P.Khargonekar,“ATransfer-FunctionTypeApproachtoLinearTime-VaryingSystems,”Proc.21st IEEE Conference on Decision and Control,pp. 152-157, 1982. (This paperwas part of an Invited Session inwhichIwasaco-organizer.)
382. E. W. Kamen and P. P. Khargonekar, “Regulator Design for Linear Systems Whose Coefficients Depend onParameters,” Proc. 4th Meeting of the Coordinating Group on Modern Control Theory, Oakland University,Rochester,MI,pp.359-366,1982.(ThispaperwaspartofanInvitedSessioninwhichIwasaco-organizer.)
383. K. R. Poolla and P. P. Khargonekar, “Stability Margins for Distributed Systems,” Proc. 24th IEEE Conference onDecisionandControl,pp.257-259,1985.(ThispaperwaspartofanInvitedSessioninwhichIwasaco-organizer.)
384. P.P.Khargonekar,I.R.Petersen,andK.Zhou,“RobustStabilizationofUncertainSystemsandH∞-OptimalControl,”InternalReportNo.87-KPZ,DepartmentofElectricalEngineering,UniversityofMinnesota,September1987.
385. A.Antoulas, T. TGeorgiou, P. P Khargonekar, A. B.Özgüler, E.D Sontag, Y. Yamamoto, “Obituary for ProfessorRudolfEmilKalman,”Automatica,vol.76,pp.370-371,2016.http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.automatica.2016.09.039.
386. A.Antoulas, T. T.Georgiou, P. PKhargonekar,A.B.Ozguler, E.D. Sontag, andY. Yamamoto, “Prof. Rudolf EmilKalman[Obituary],”IEEEControlSystemsMagazine,pp.151-152,2017.DOI:10.1109/MCS.2016.2621578.
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387. A.Antoulas,T.T.Georgiou,P.PKhargonekar,A.B.Ozguler,E.D.Sontag,andY.Yamamoto,“ATributetoRudolfKalman: His Research, Life, and Influence,” IEEE Control Systems Magazine, pp. 153, 2017. DOI:10.1109/MCS.2016.2643261.
388. P.P.Khargonekar,“Prof.R.E.Kalman-APersonalTribute:MyDebttoanIntellectualGiant,” IEEEControlSystemsMagazine,pp.171-172,2017.DOI:10.1109/MCS.2016.2643339.
H.BookReviews
389. P. P. Khargonekar, Review of “System Theory: A Hilbert Space Approach,” by A. Feintuch and R. Saeks, SIAMReview,vol.28,pp.595-597,December1986.
390. P. P. Khargonekar, Review of “Control System Synthesis: A Factorization Approach,” by M. Vidyasagar, SIAMReview,vol.29,pp.658-660,December1987.
391. P.P.Khargonekar,Reviewof“ACourseinH∞ControlTheory,”byB.A.Francis,SIAMReview,vol.30,pp.335-336,June1988.
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SelectedInvitedLecturessince2005
1. AnalysisandDesignofLogicControllersforReconfigurableManufacturingSystemsusingFormal Verification, Department of Electrical Engineering, Indian Institute ofTechnology,Mumbai,India,January2005.
2. Nonlinear Estimation for Real-Time In-Situ Sensing of Etch Geometry in Reactive IonEtching, Invited Speaker, Workshop on Nanotechnology Research, Indian Institute ofTechnology,Mumbai,India,January2005.
3. EstimationandControlinSemiconductorManufacturing,DhirubhaiAmbaniInstituteofInformationandCommunicationsTechnology,Gandhinagar,India,January2005.
4. Stabilization andOptimalRegulationofDiscrete-TimeSwitched Systems,University ofTokyo, Kyoto University, Nagoya University, and Tokyo Institute of Technology, June2007.
5. Panelist, “How can we improve the outreach and impact of control science andengineering?”Organizer:Prof.GaryBalas.Otherpanelists:AnuradhaAnnaswamy,AlkisKonstantellos,EduardoMisawa,GregStewart.AmericanControlConference,June2009.
6. RiskandUncertainty–APerspective, InvitedSpeaker,Workshop in theHonorof60thBirthdayofBobBarmish,AmericanControlConference,June2009.
7. Neural Synchrony: Analysis and Control, Invited Speaker, Horizons in Systems andControl, Symposium in Honor of 80th Birthday of Elmer Gilbert, The University ofMichigan,March2010.
8. Neural Synchrony: Analysis and Control, Invited Speaker, Symposium on Systems,Control, and Signal Processing, In Honor of 60th Birthday of Yutaka Yamamoto, KyotoUniversity,March2010.
9. Neural Synchrony: Analysis, Modeling, and Control, Springer Professor Colloquium,Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, November2010.
10. Integration of Renewable Energy into the Smart Grid, Colloquium, Department ofAerospaceEngineering,TexasA&MUniversity,April2011.
11. Integration of Renewable Energy into the Smart Grid, Colloquium, College ofEngineering,NavalPostgraduateSchool,May2011.
12. Sustainability, Economic Growth and Technology, Energy and Sustainability Session,Invitedpanelist,AmericanControlConference,June2011.
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13. SmartGridandSystemsandControl, InvitedSpeaker,NSF-ECEDHAEnergyandPowerSummer Program, July 8-12, 2011, Georgia Tech Global Learning Center, Atlanta,Georgia.
14. Smart Grid and Renewable Integration, Invited Speaker, IEEE Control Systems SocietySmartGridVisionMeeting,Atlanta,November2011.
15. SmartGrid–RenewableIntegrationandCybersecurity,PlenaryLecture,FloridaEnergySystemsConsortiumSummitMeeting,November2011.
16. Graduate Education for Cyber-Physical Energy/Power Systems, Invited Talk, ElectricalandComputerDepartmentHeadsAssociationMeeting,Austin,TX,March2012.
17. Smart Grid Cybersecurity, Plenary Lecture, 2012 Florida Green, Energy & ClimateConference/Expo,PalmBeach,FL,May2012.
18. Invited Seminar at the University of California, Santa Barbara, CA on Integration ofRenewableEnergyintotheElectricGrid,October2012.
19. Invited Panelist, IEEE Smart Grid Vision, IEEE Smart Grid World Forum, Geneva,December2012.
20. InvitedPanelist,CommercialAviationAlternativeFuelsInitiative,November2012.
21. IntegratingRenewableEnergy into SmartGrid, SECSymposium,Atlanta,GA, February
2013.
22. Energy Technology Research at ARPA-E, Workshop on Electric Energy SystemsCurriculum,NAPAValley,CA,February2013.
23. The Joy of STEM: Engineering is at the Heart of It, Keynote speaker, STEM Smart:LessonsLearnedfromSuccessfulSchools,Atlanta,GA,June2013.
24. OpportunitiesandChallengesinSmartGridControls,InvitedSpeaker,Mini-SymposiumonChallenges inelectricitysmartgridsofthefuture,SIAMConferenceonControlanditsApplications,SanDiego,CA,July2013.
25. FrontiersofEngineeringResearchandEducation:AnNSFPerspective,InauguralDean’sLecture,FultonCollegeofEngineering,ArizonaStateUniversity,September2013.
26. IntersectionsandConvergence:Engineering&Medicine/Biology -AnNSFPerspective,UniversityofMinnesotaInstituteofEngineeringinMedicine,September2013.
27. EngineeringEducation,Research,EntrepreneurshipandInnovation,PanelPresentation,CapitalRegionIITEvent,October2013.
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28. ContemporaryIssuesinEngineeringResearchandEducation:AViewfromNSF,SeminaratUniversityofTexasatDallas,October2013.
29. Integration of Renewable Electricity and Smart Grids, ECS Distinguished Seminar,UniversityofTexasatDallas,October2013.
30. Critical Role of Academic-Industry Partnerships in Future Science and EngineeringResearch, Government-University-Industry Research Roundtable (GUIRR), October,2013.
31. Contemporary Issues in Engineering Research and Education –A View fromNSF, Institute for Critical Technology andApplied Science, Virginia Tech,November2013.
32. Engineering Research and Education @ NSF, American Institute for ChemicalEngineering,November2013.
33. ElectricEnergyResearchandEducation–AnNSFPerspective,ONR/NSF/DOEWorkshoponElectricEnergySystemsCurriculumReform,NAPAValley,February2014.
34. BuildingInnovationEcosystem,JapanScienceandTechnology,Tokyo,JAPAN,February2014.
35. SystemsScienceandEngineering@NSFENG,KeynoteSpeech,SymposiumonSystemsScienceandEngineering,JapanScienceandTechnology,Tokyo,JAPAN,February2014.
36. NSF ADVANCE Program: A Perspective from Engineering Directorate, ADVANCE PIMeeting,Alexandria,VA,March2014.
37. OpportunitiesandChallenges inEngineeringResearchandEducation,KeynoteSpeechat the ASMEMechanical Engineering Education Leadership Summit, San Juan, PuertoRico,March2014.
38. WirelessCommunicationsResearchatNSF,KeynoteSpeech,NationalWirelessResearchCollaborationSymposium(NWRCS),IdahoNationalLabs,IdahoFalls,May15,2014.
39. Convergence: Examples from NSF on an Emerging Research Paradigm, Workshop onConvergence: Optimizing Cross-Sector & Interdisciplinary Partnerships, Government-University-Industry Research Roundtable Meeting, National Academy of ScienceBuilding,June3,2014.
40. Moderator,BriefingonSyntheticBiology,CapitolHill,Washington,DC,June26,2014.
41. Cyber-Physical Systems, Power Grid, and Engineering Education – NSF Perspective,Opening Presentation,NSF-PEECWorkshoponCyber-Physical Systems EducationwithemphasisonPowerGrid,Arlington,VA,July26-27,2014.
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42. TestimonyonNationalEarthquakeHazardReductionProgram(NEHRP),CommitteeonScience, Space, and Technology, Subcommittee on Research and Technology, July 29,2014.
43. Research and Policy: A Perspective from NSF, Invited Talk, CDS@20 Workshop,CaliforniaInstituteofTechnology,August7,2014.
44. InvitedPanelist, Increasing ImpactandFundingOpportunities inControl, InternationalFederationofAutomaticControlWorldCongress,August2014,CapeTown,SA.
45. KeyNote,AdvancedManufacturingandFactoriesoftheFuture,InnovationConnectingShow,Toulouse,France,September2014.
46. OpportunitiesandChallengesinEngineeringResearchandEducation–AViewfromNSF,InvitedPresentationattheUniversityofMinnesota,October2014.
47. Future of Electric Power Systems – NSF Role, Keynote Talk,Workshop for ReformingPowerEngineeringCurriculum,UniversityofMinnesota,October2014.
48. OpportunitiesandChallengesinEngineeringResearchandEducation–AViewfromNSF,InvitedTalk,GeorgiaInstituteofTechnology,October2014.
49. EducatingLeadersforthe21stCentury–RoleofEngineering,NSFERCBiennialMeeting,October2014.
50. OpportunitiesandChallengesinEngineeringResearchandEducation–AViewfromNSF,InvitedTalk,UniversityofPennsylvania,November2014.
51. OpportunitiesandChallengesinEngineeringResearchandEducation–AViewfromNSF,InvitedTalk,NorthCarolinaStateUniversity,November2014.
52. Innovative Neurotechnologies for Brain Research: A Perspective from the NSFEngineeringDirectorate,Keynotetalk, IEEEEMBSBRAINGrandChallengesConference,November2014.
53. Building Innovation Ecosystem - Catalyzing Technology Commercialization andCultivating Entrepreneurship, Invited Talk, Mexican High-Level Innovation Forum forPolicymakersWilsonCenterMexicoInstitute,November2014.
54. FoundationalKnowledgeforSmartServiceSystems:TowardsanNSFVision,InvitedTalk,NSF-MITWorkshoponSmartServiceSystems,November2014.
55. Emerging Frontiers inRobotics andSmart Systems,KeynoteTalk,U.S.NavalAcademyScienceandEngineeringConference,November2014.
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56. Exciting Directions in Engineering Research and Education: A View from NSF,DistinguishedLifeScienceandBiomedicalEngineeringLectureSeries,SUNYBinghamtonUniversity,December2014.
57. Frontiers in Engineering Research, Education, and Innovation: A View from NSF,UniversityofCalifornia,Riverside,CA,January2015.
58. Plenary Roundtable Speaker, National Energy Education Summit, National Council forScienceandtheEnvironment,Washington,DC,January2015.
59. OpeningRemarks,WorkshoponLiberalStudiesinEngineering-BroadeningthePathtotheProfession,NationalAcademyofEngineering,January2015.
60. NSF Engineering Directorate FY16 Budget Presentation, ASEE Engineering ResearchConference,SilverSprings,MD,March2015.
61. InvitedPanelist,FutureofElectricalandComputerEngineering,ECEDHA(ElectricalandComputerEngineeringDepartmentHeadsAssociation)AnnualMeeting,HiltonHead,SC,March2015.
62. Opening Remarks, NCI-NSF Joint Workshop on Integrative Additive BiomanufacturingandTumorEngineering,NIHCampus,April2015.
63. NSF Engineering andHighPerformanceComputing, InvitedPresentation, Coalition forAcademicScientificComputationMeeting,Arlington,VA,April2015.
64. InvitedPanelist,EngineeringBiologyforScience&IndustryMeeting,SloanFoundation,NewYork,April2015.
65. Broader Impacts: Achieving Greater Goals, Keynote Talk, Broader Impacts Summit,NationalAllianceforBroaderImpacts,UniversityofWisconsin,April2015.
66. Advanced Pharmaceutical Manufacturing: A Perspective from the NSF EngineeringDirectorate, Invited Presentation, Future of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing,FDA/Industry/AcademicWorkshop,RutgersUniversity,May2015.
67. NSF Engineering Directorate – Overview and Priorities, Invited Presentation, U.S.National Committee on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Annual Meeting, May 1,2015
68. Opportunities in Engineering Research, Education and Innovation:A Perspective fromNSF, Invited Lecture,Missouri University Science and Technology,Rolla,MO,May2015.
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69. Opportunities in Engineering Research, Education and Innovation:A Perspective fromNSF, Dean’s Distinguished Lecture, University of California, Irvine,CA,May2015.
70. RenewableIntegrationandFlexibleDemandManagement,InvitedLecture,UniversityofCalifornia,Irvine,CA,May2015.
71. InnovationandPartnerships,InvitedPanelist,US-BrazilJointCommissiononScienceandTechnologyCooperation,Washington,DC,May2105.
72. Moderator,PanelonSettingtheStage:ExploringNewModelsof Innovation,ExploringInnovationFrontiersInitiative:NationalLaunchDialogue,June2015.
73. Invited Panelist, “Science, Policy and the Environment: the Case for Circular Science”,part of a day-long event on “UN Sustainable Development Goals: A Circular ScienceSymposium,”CityUniversityofNewYork,September2015.
74. Opportunities inEngineeringResearch,EducationandInnovation–APerspectivefromNSF,DistinguishedSymposium,InstituteforSystemsResearch,UniversityofMaryland,September2015.
75. Opportunities inEngineeringResearch,EducationandInnovation–APerspectivefromNSF,LehighUniversity,October2015.
76. Invited Panelist, Outlook for Federal Funding for Biomedical Engineering Research,BiomedicalEngineeringSocietyConference,October2015,Tampa,FL.
77. KeynoteSpeaker,EnablingResearchfortheFutureofElectricEnergySystems:NSFRole,FrontiersofPowerConference,OklahomaStateUniversity,November2015.
78. InvitedPanelist,PlenaryonGraduateStudentEducation,AmericanInstituteofChemicalEngineers(AICHE)meeting,November2015.
79. WilliamR.andErlynJ.GouldDistinguishedLecture,Engineeringforthe21stCentury–APerspective from the National Science Foundation, University of Utah, Salt Lake City,November2015.
80. KeynoteSpeaker,PhotonicsResearch—NSFEnablingExplorationattheFrontiers,19thAnnual Photonics Center Symposium, Frontiers in Plasmonics as Enabling Science inPhotonicsandBeyond,BostonUniversity,December3,2015.
81. InvitedTalk,BroaderImpacts:AchievingGreaterGoals,BostonUniversity,December4,2015.
82. Invited Lecture, Opportunities in Engineering Research, Education and Innovation: APerspectivefromNSF,CarnegieMellonUniversity,December7,2015.
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83. Invited Talk, The Future of Center-Based Multidisciplinary Engineering Research, TheNational Academies Committee on the Future of Center-Based, MultidisciplinaryEngineeringResearch,December14,2015.
84. Invited Presentation, Opportunities for Control Systems --- Perspective from theNationalScienceFoundation,SpecialLunchSession,RoleofControl:FromFundingPointofView,IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,December17,2015.
85. Invited Panelist, Advanced Manufacturing Research and Innovation at NSF,CongressionalBriefing,AdvancedManufacturing–GainingtheAdvantage inaFiercelyCompetitiveGlobalEconomy,ASME,February11,2016.
86. Invited Seminar, Opportunities in Engineering Research, Education and Innovation:APerspectivefromNSF,FloridaAtlanticUniversity,February19,2016.
87. Invited Panelist, Disruptive Resilience: Chief Technology OfficersMap America’s 2030WaterFuture,February29,2016,SanFrancisco,CA.
88. Lunch Speaker, Wireless Communications Research at NSF, Enhancing Access toWirelessSpectrumPrincipalInvestigatorsMeeting,March15,2016,Reston,VA.
89. Invited Panelist, Conversation about the National Water Model, Water Science andTechnologyBoardandBoardonEarthSciencesandResources,TheNationalAcademiesofSciences,Engineering,andMedicine,March23,2016.
90. Invited Panelist, Convergence: The Future of Health Workshop, MIT, AmericanAssociationfortheAdvancementofScience(AAAS),Washington,DC,March24,2016.
91. Invited Panelist, America'sWater: Innovation atWork, ColumbiaWater Center, EarthInstitute,ColumbiaUniversity,March25,2016.
92. Invited Speaker and Panelist, Advanced Bio/Cell Manufacturing:APerspectivefromNSF,ForumonAdvancedBio/CellManufacturing,NationalMaterialsand Manufacturing Board Committee Meeting, National Research Council, NationalAcademiesofScience,EngineeringandMedicine,Washington,DC,April6,2016.
93. Plenary Speaker, UCLA Smart Energy Research Center (SMERC) Innovation ThoughtLeadership Forum: Advancing the Electric Grid for the 21st Century Energy Needs,Washington,DC,April13,2016.
94. Invited Speaker, Energy and Sustainability Research and Education enabled by NSF,“EnergyfromRenewables:EnvisioningaBrighterFuture”,UniversityofMinnesota,April16,2016.
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95. Invited Speaker, Advanced Bio/Cell Manufacturing: A Perspective from NSF, NationalMaterialsandManufacturingBoard,TheNationalAcademiesofSciencesBuilding,April2016,Washington,DC.
96. Invited Speaker, Electric Energy Systems Transformation, Columbia University, May2016.
97. Invited Lecture, Opportunities in Engineering Research, Education and Innovation: APerspectivefromNSF,GroveSchoolofEngineeringTheCityCollegeofNewYork,May2016.
98. InvitedSpeaker,FutureofEnergySystems,ETHZurich,WorkshopinhonorofProfessorManfredMorari’sretirement,May2016.
99. Invited Seminar, Renewable Energy, ElectricGrid Integration, andDistributedControl,UniversityofStuttgart,February2017.
100. KeynotePresentation,GridIntegrationofRenewableEnergy–Trends,Challenges,andOpportunities,4thJST-NSF-DFG-RCNWorkshop,Tokyo,Japan,June2017.
101. Numerous Invited Presentations at Conferences and Workshops without PublishedPapers.
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SelectedProfessionalActivitiesandService
NationalandInternational
1. ExternalPeerReviewCommittee,IndianInstituteofTechnologyBombay,July2014.
2. Invited Participant, “Science and Innovation: research, infrastructure andinternational collaboration”, ASPEN Institute Italia, CERN Headquarters, Geneva,Switzerland,October,2013.
3. Member, External Advisory Committee, Directorate for Engineering, NationalScienceFoundation,2010-2013.
4. Member, Public Policy Committee, Engineering Deans Council, September 2005 –2009.
5. Member,AdvisoryBoard,IndianInstituteofTechnology,Mumbai,India,2006-2012.
6. Member,ExecutiveCommittee,BoardofDirectors,IITBombayHeritageFund,2005-present.
7. Member(andPastChair),EngineeringAdvisoryBoard,UniversityofGeorgia,2008-2013.
8. Chair, External Review Committee, Department of Electrical and SystemsEngineering,UniversityofPennsylvania,2011.
9. Member,ExternalReviewCommittee,FacultyofEngineering,YaleUniversity,2006.
10. Participant, InternationalForumforUniversityPresidentson ICTEducation,BeijingUniversityofPostsandTelecommunications,2005.
11. SiteVisitTeamChair,NSFScienceandTechnologyCenteronControl,Dynamics,andFeedback in Nature, Caltech (in collaboration with Princeton and University ofCalifornia,SantaBarbara),2004.
12. ExternalAssessor,Vision2010,DepartmentofElectricalandComputerEngineering,UniversityofWaterloo,2005.
13. Member,AwardsCommittee,AmericanAutomaticControlCouncil,2005–2008.
14. Participant, NSF Workshop on Nanosystems Modeling and Control, March 2004.Participant,IEEEDeans’Summit–II,Miami,FL,January2003.
15. Participant,PanelDiscussiononWomeninControl,IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,December2003.
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16. Participant,NAELEAPConferenceonGenderEquityinEngineering,Washington,DC,January2003.
17. Participant, IEEE Joint Engineering Education Deans Workshop on Science,MathematicsandTechnologyinSchoolEducation,October2001.
18. Participant, Government-University-Industry Roundtable Conference organized byNAS,NAE,andIOM,Washington,DC,February1996.
19. Associate Editor, IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, January 1987-December1989.
20. Associate Editor, SIAM Journal on Control and Optimization, January 1992-September1994.
21. Associate Editor,Mathematics of Control, Signals, and Systems, December 1986-December1998.
22. AssociateEditor,SystemsandControlLetters,July1988-June1993.
23. AssociateEditor, InternationalJournalofRobustandNonlinearControl,April1991-March1999.
24. AssociateEditor,MathematicalProblemsinEngineering,November1994-
25. ProgramViceChairforInvitedSessions,AmericanControlConference,June1992.
26. Workshop on Control of Semiconductor Manufacturing Processes, AmericanAutomatic Control Conference, Organizers andMain Lecturers, P. P. KhargonekarandB.H.Krogh,IFAC,1996.
27. Member, Organizing Committee (T. Kailath, Chairman), Workshop on SignalProcessing, Institute for Mathematics and Applications, University of Minnesota,June-August1988.
28. Member, Organizing Committee (H. Sussmann, Chairman), Full Year on ControlTheory, InstituteforMathematicsandApplications,UniversityofMinnesota,1992-1993.
29. Participated in the Industry-University-Government Roundtable on EnhancingEngineeringEducation,WorcesterPolytechnicInstitute,May1998.
30. Fellow,CIC(CommitteeforInstitutionalCooperation)AcademicLeadershipProgram,September2000–May2001.
31. Chair,TheoryCommittee,IEEEControlSystemsSociety,1993-1995.
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32. Member, Program Committee, SPIE Microelectronic Manufacturing Conference,September2000.
33. Member,ProgramCommittee,1987IEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl
34. Participated in the SIAM Workshop on the Mathematics of Systems and SignalProcessing,StanfordUniversity,August31-September3,1987.
35. MemberProgramCommittee,1988AmericanControlConference.
36. Member,TechnicalCommitteeonLinearSystems IEEEControlSystemsSociety. Incharge for reviewing technical notes and correspondence items submitted to theIEEETransactionsonAutomaticControl,August1981-December1982.
37. Co-organizer and co-chairman of the invited session on “Algebraic Techniques inFeedbackControl,”21stIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,December1982.
38. Co-chairman of the session entitled, “Algebraic Methods in Linear Systems,” 21stIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,December1982.
39. Chairman of the session entitled, “Systems Over Groups, Rings, and Algebras,”International Symposium on the Mathematical Theory of Networks and Systems,BeerSheva,Israel,June1983.
40. Co-chairmanofthesessionentitled,“DesignofRobustFeedbackSystems,”23rdIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,December1984.
41. Chairmanofthesessionentitled,“RobustnessandSensitivityinFeedbackSystems,”23rd Allerton Conference Communication, Control, and Computing, Monticello,Illinois,October1985.
42. Co-organizer and co-chairman of the invited session on, “Robustness and H∞SynthesisTheory,”24thIEEEConferenceonDecisionandControl,December1985.
43. TechnicalConsultanttotheHoneywellCorp.,BoeingCo.,GeneralElectricCo.,XeroxCorp.,DelphiCorp.,MitsubishiHeavy Industries, Japan,DARPA(DefenseAdvancedResearchProjectsAgency).
44. SeveralNSFProposalReviewPanels.
45. Member,TechnicalAdvisoryBoard,VoyanCorp.,1998-2002.
46. Member,TechnicalAdvisoryBoard,UbiquitiCorp.,1999-
UniversityofFlorida
1. Member,PresidentialTaskForceonStrategicPlanning,UniversityofFlorida,2002.
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2. Member,SearchCommittee,PresidentoftheUniversityofFlorida,February2003–October2003.
3. Member,BudgetAllocationCommittee,September2006-April2007
4. Member, Board of Directors, University of Florida Foundation, May 2003 – June2009.
5. Chair, Search Committee, Director of Institutional Research, January 2006-April2006.
6. Member, Board of Directors, Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, CollegeofBusiness,August2002–present
7. Member,AdvisoryBoard,InternationalCenterforAutomatedInformationResearch,LevinCollegeofLaw,August2002-present
8. Member,BoardofDirectors,UniversityofFloridaResearchFoundation,July2001–June2008.
9. Member,AdvisoryBoard,SchoolofNaturalResourcesandEnvironment,July2003-present
10. Member,ResearchPolicyCouncil,UniversityofFlorida,July2001–June2009.
11. Member,AdvisoryBoard,DigitalWorldsInstitute,January2002–June2009.
12. Member, Deans Advisory Group, University of Florida Foundation, August 2004 –June2008.
13. Chair,SearchCommittee,DeanofCollegeofLiberalArtsandSciences,UniversityofFlorida,September2007–April2008.
14. Member, Executive Committee, Howard HughesMedical Institute Science for LifeProgram,UniversityofFlorida,August2009–
15. Member, Advisory Board, Computational Biology Program, University of Florida,August2009–
16. Member,StrategicPlanningTaskForceforEnergyResearch,CollegeofEngineering,UniversityofFlorida,September2009–
17. Member, Strategic Planning Task Force for Leadership Initiative, College ofEngineering,UniversityofFlorida,October2009–
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UniversityofMichigan
1. Member, President’s Information Revolution Commission, University of Michigan,Fall2000.
2. Member, College of Engineering Campaign Planning Committee, September 1999-May2000.
3. Member,ExecutiveCommittee,NSFEngineeringResearchCenteronReconfigurableMachiningSystems,September1998-June2001.
4. Member,ExecutiveCommittee,TauberManufacturingInstitute,1996-1997.
5. Member,ExecutiveCommittee,Center forDisplayTechnologyandManufacturing,1997-1998.
6. External Visitor, Department of Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics,1997.
7. Member,CollegeofEngineeringHonorsandAwardsCommittee,1995-1997.
8. Member,ExecutiveCommittee,DepartmentofElectricalEngineeringandComputerScience,1989-1991,1996-2001.
9. Member, Executive Committee, College of Engineering Control Group, 1991-1993.Chairedthecommitteeduring1992.
10. GraduateAdvisor,ControlArea,1992.
11. Financial Aid chair, Systems Division, Department of Electrical Engineering andComputerScience,1993-1995.
