SEMINAR IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS, Fall 2013 The schedule of project presentation 14/10: Arie Levant Introduction. Review of possible projects. Computer aesthetic criterion. 21/10: Arie Levant Automatic pagelayout. Real-time motion capture. Banding effect in large poster printing. 28/10: Arie Levant Advertisement insertion in live-time TV Broadcasting. "Mechanical dog". 04/11: Arie Levant Introduction to control theory. Control under uncertainty conditions. ODE with discontinuous right-hand sides. Sliding modes. 11/11: Arie Levant Homogeneity approach. 2-sliding controllers. Aircraft pitch control. Real-time programming. 18/11: Arie Levant Differentiation problem: restrictions. Real-time robust exact differentiation. Signal processing applications. Control and image-processing applications. 25/11: Arie Levant Mathematical Black-Box Control: High-order sliding modes. Car control. Aircraft control. 02/12: Arie Levant Practical relative degree. Blood glucose control. Tal Rosenblatt Machine learning using graph laplacian 09/12: Yaniv Dvir Fixed-time and finite-time stability in automatic and sliding-mode control. 16/12: Paz Fink Stability theory and LaSalle theorem Boris Shustin Time Delay Systems 23/12: Doron David Color vision and color space Lior Lunz Mathematical epidemiology 30/12: Roy Mitz Compressed sensing Moran Antebi-Baruch k-SVD algorithm, dictionary learning 06/01: Moshe Luzon Pattern recognition in ordinary spaces Alisa Psakhis Image compression: JPEG 13/01: Dima Shpigelman Face recognition: eigenfaces' approach Kobi Gurkan Bitcoin: mathematical background and the double-spending attack Those who do not deliver a lecture perform a computer simulation project (numerical differentiation). The option is only available if all lecture slots are filled.