Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
The activities of the Control and Computing Group include Automatic control, Computational methods for systems theory, Graph and matroid decompositions, Cryptography and coding theory, Dynamical systems, Grobner basis methods. There are 21 faculty members. Major labs where research is conducted is Control and Computation Laboratory. For more details about the Control and Computing group visit here.
The research carried out in the Stochastic Systems Laboratory focuses on modelling, algorithm design, and performance evaluation issues in networks, online learning systems, and smart power grids. Our research uses tools from applied probability, data science, optimization, control theory and game theory.
Recent projects include:
At HPC labs, we aim to research to address future needs of high-end parallel computing. Rapid advancements in VLSI technology have ushered a new era in system design, by integrating many systems in a single framework. This makes the whole system much more powerful than it used to be earlier. It has, in turn, enabled us to solve even those problems which hardly had practical significance in the past. Our vision is to develop such high-performance, practical solutions, and contribute to the needs of both scientific and engineering community. Go to the given link for more informations "http://www.ee.iitb.ac.in/~hpc/index.html".
PC Lab provides general computing facilities to students of Electrical Engineering and Reliability Engineering. Both Windows and Linux machines are present in the lab. In addition, a load-balanced server (Rudra) is available for heavier computational use. Software packages like MATLAB, Lyx, Scilab, Spice, Ansys, Sequel, Grace, etc. are installed on Rudra. You can use them for your (academic) work. Standard Linux/unix packages, such as LaTeX, mysql, etc are also available. In addition to Rudra Pclab also provides mail service with a central storage of 500MB to all students and faculty of the department. Team of System Adminstrators provide the tech-end support to the department. All the network infrastructure in the department is maintained the team.
The link for PCLAB website is here
The control and computing group investigates the theoretical and algorithmic principles underlying modern electrical engineering in order to innovatively solve current day engineering problems faced by academia and industry.The following partial list is of problems being tackled by our students in the department and alumni in industry.
Lab courses conducted:
Project Detail: The aims of this project may be summarized below: 1. To design stable formation control laws, and attitude synchronization laws for spacecrafts using bearing-only information from its neighbours within a given time. 2. To design stable formation control laws, and attitude synchronization laws for spacecrafts using distance-only information from its neighbours within a given time. 3. To design stable formation control laws, and attitude synchronization laws for spacecrafts using a mix of distance-only and bearing-only information from its neighbours within a given time. 4. To analyze the kind of rigid formations achievable with the proposed control law for different types of communication topology. 5. To be able to decouple the attitude synchronization and the formation control laws. 6. To explore potential applications of the proposed laws to space debris management, remote sensing, docking, etc. 6. To provide some form of proof of concept for the proposed control laws.
Project Detail: To explore possibilities of high performance computing in various fields like electrical engineering, chemical engineering and biophysics.
Project Detail: Solved the (open) problem declared by N.K.Bose on stabilization of multidimensional systems. Established general algebraic geometric conditions for feedback stabilizability and stabilizing controller characterization for multidimensional systems and its extension to the matrix case of the problem.
Project Detail: IRCC funded project on Boolean equations and methods of solution. The project is aimed at developing scalable parallel computational algorithms for solving large systems of Boolean equations arising in applications such as cryptology and Boolean dynamical systems.
Project Detail: Proving the Diffie Hellman conjecture in the affirmative in the sense of solving Boolean equations over finite fields of char 2.
Project Detail: Sponsored by MHRD, 2014-2019
IIT Bombay was established in the year 1957 and the department of Electrical Engineering (EE) has been one of its major departments since its inception.
IIT Bombay was established in the year 1957 and the department of Electrical Engineering (EE) has been one of its major departments since its inception.
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IIT Bombay was established in the year 1957 and the department of Electrical Engineering (EE) has been one of its major departments since its inception.
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