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DESCRIPTION:Port-Hamiltonian systems offer a unified framework for the mode
 ling\, simulation and control of physical systems from different domains. 
 On the other hand\, maximal monotone relations appear in many areas of con
 vex analysis and optimization\, as well as in input-output system analysis
 . In this talk the relationship of the theory of port-Hamiltonian systems 
 with the concept of monotonicity is explored. The earlier introduced notio
 n of incrementally port-Hamiltonian systems is extended to systems defined
  with respect to maximal cyclically monotone relations\, together with the
 ir generating convex functions. This gives rise to interesting subclasses 
 of systems\, with examples stemming from physical systems modeling as well
  as from convex optimization. Furthermore\, maximal monotone and maximal c
 yclically monotone relations can be shown to be compositional\, where in t
 he second case the resulting maximal cyclically monotone relation is compu
 table through the use of generating functions. These results on compositio
 nality are employed for steady state analysis and a convex optimization ap
 proach to the computation of the equilibria of interconnected incrementall
 y port-Hamiltonian systems. Finally\, the relation with incremental and di
 fferential passivity is discussed\, and it is shown how incrementally port
 -Hamiltonian systems with strictly convex Hamiltonians are equilibrium ind
 ependent passive. Based on joint work with Kanat Camlibel
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SUMMARY:Joint IFAC/IEEE CSS Nonlinear Control Systems Webinar - Professor A
 rjan van der Schaft
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