• This self-contained Online Course is aimed at interested Master's and PhD students in engineering, mathematics or science who have a basic understanding of linear algebra and calculus.
• Weekly lectures will be uploaded on Moodle starting 11.04.24.
• To access the material you have to fill in the Course Registration
• We will send you the enrollment key via mail
• The lectures will be provided by Hannes Gernandt and Timo Reis (Ilmenau). The Exercises are organized by Julian Hölz.
• After the lecture period, interested students are invited to work on small projects and attend a final symposium where you can meet international experts

Usually we have a weekly meeting in Wuppertal on Wednesday, which you can also join via Zoom.

Discussion Exercise Sheet 1 (17.04.24, 10:15-11:45, Hs 8)  or Join via Zoom

Discussion Lecture 2 (Introduction) (24.04.24, 10:15-11:45, Hs 8)  or Join via Zoom

Discussion Lecture 3 (Solution theory) (02.05.24, 12:15-13:00, Hs 31, I.12.02) or Join via Zoom

Discussion Lecture 4 (Solution theory) and Lecture 5 (Stability) (08.05.24, 10:15-11:45, Hs 8)  or Join via Zoom

Lecture 6 (Lyapunov and LaSalle) (15.05.24, 10:15-11:45, Hs 8)  or Join via Zoom

If you are interested to dive deeper into topics in around port-Hamiltonian Systems., then you will have the chance to work on your favourite 
project in small international groups. The projects can be proposed or joined on Moodle at the end of the Lecture phase and there will be supervisors for each project.

Participants of the Project Phase are invited to Wuppertal for a four days workshop where the project teams will present their findings and additional lectures will be delivered by leading experts.