Publications by Federico Califano

There are 23 items referenced.

Alternative author names: Federico Califano, F. Califano.

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• Passivity-Preserving Safety-Critical Control Using Control Barrier Functions

• A differential geometric description of thermodynamics in continuum mechanics with application to Fourier–Navier–Stokes fluids

• Energy-Aware Control of Euler–Bernoulli Beams by Means of an Axial Load

• Energetic decomposition of distributed systems with moving material domains: The port-Hamiltonian model of fluid-structure interaction

• Optimal Energy Shaping via Neural Approximators

• Control Design for Linear Port-Hamiltonian Boundary Control Systems: An Overview

• Mixed finite elements for port-Hamiltonian models of von Kármán beams

• Decoding and realising flapping flight with port-Hamiltonian system theory

• Geometric and energy-aware decomposition of the Navier–Stokes equations: A port-Hamiltonian approach

• Exterior and vector calculus views of incompressible Navier-Stokes port-Hamiltonian models

• Port-Hamiltonian modeling of ideal fluid flow: Part I. Foundations and kinetic energy

• Port-Hamiltonian modeling of ideal fluid flow: Part II. Compressible and incompressible flow

• Twenty years of distributed port-Hamiltonian systems: a literature review

• Multistable Energy Shaping of Passive Linear Systems with Hybrid Mode Selector

• On the Extinction–Free Stabilization of Predator-Prey Dynamics

• Well-posedness of infinite-dimensional linear systems with nonlinear feedback

• A Stability Analysis Based on Dissipativity of Linear and Nonlinear Repetitive Control

• Port-Hamiltonian Passivity-Based Control on SE(3) of a Fully Actuated UAV for Aerial Physical Interaction Near-Hovering

• Port–Hamiltonian Approach to Neural Network Training

• Dissipativity-based boundary control of linear distributed port-Hamiltonian systems

• Analysis of Modified Repetitive Control Schemes: the Port-Hamiltonian Approach

• Stability Analysis of Nonlinear Repetitive Control Schemes

• Stability analysis of repetitive control: The port-Hamiltonian approach