Dr. Tansel Yucelen has authored a book, 93 journal papers, and 258 conference proceedings (updated on October 15, 2024). All these publications can be accessed directly at Google Scholar. Below you will find his selected publications on the three key research areas in which he and his team pushes the state of the art in dynamical systems and controls. These areas are entitled "uncertain systems" that he addresses critical inner loop control challenges related to control of sole systems such as addressing uncertainties, establishing provable learning and autonomy architectures, and ensuring full envelop and large-scale operations; "multiagent systems" that he addresses important outer loop control challenges related to distributed estimation and control of multiagent systems such as addressing heterogeneity, establishing control architectures over infinite and finite horizons, and composing complex behaviors under limited resources; and "networked systems" that he develops tools and methods to reduce system-to-ground station and system-to-system information exchange, establish provable human-system interactions, and handle attacks in cyber-physical systems (see figure above).

Uncertain Systems

Tutorials


Symbiotic Control


Transient Performance Recovery


Enforcing Performance Guarantees


Scalability Concept


Computing Actuator Limits


Addressing Unmodeled Dynamics


Full Envelope Operations


Output Feedback Generalizations


Large-Scale and Modular Systems


Other Considerations

Multiagent Systems

Heterogeneous Multiagent Systems


Composing Complex Behaviors


Limited Resources


Finite-Time Control with Time Transformation


Estimation and Sensor Fusion


Other Considerations

Networked Systems

Event-Triggered Control


Human-System Interactions


Handling Attacks in Cyber-Physical Systems


Other Considerations